Up at 6am Get on the computer, organize and arrange orders for my business that customers made - takes about 20 to 40 minutes. Get up, get the coffee & some breakfast. Mess around on the computer 8am - "punch in" for the remote medical consulting work I do Do some work - so this involves writing articles, supervising a clinical finances by distance (friend owns it), advising owners on training procedures / customer service and generally ensuring they have a properly functioning clinic or pharmacy. 1pm - "Punch out"... sometimes run late aka 3pm.
Rest of the day is mine. Usually I spend a decent amount of time at home with boyfriend or the dogs. But also depends on the weather but my days are divided between drives, swimming, hiking, rockclimbing, boating, volunteering work at the local soup kitchens, painting, working with a local music band, working with a childhood friend on investment properties, etc.
Evening go home, drag my boyfriend away from the computer & go crazy upstairs.
While I was college my day was like this: My alarm would wake me up 5:30 or 6 depending on what class I had first that day, I'd go downstairs to get some breakfast, eat for 10 - 15 minutes, brush my teeth, put on my outfit, do my makeup if I decided to wear makeup that day, put my shoes on, grab my phone, laptop and backpack, grab my key, head out the door, walk to the bus stop, get on the bus, ride the bus for a couple minutes, then I get off and transfer to the next one, ride that bus for about 10 minutes, once I'm off that bus I'm on campus, I walk to my building, I'd sometimes have about an hour to kill before class, I have my first class for about an hour and thirty minutes, I'd sometimes leave early because I had finished my math homework the night before, after leaving I'd sometimes get lunch or a snack from the cafeteria, after getting my food I'd walk to the building across from it for my next class, I liked getting the building early so I wouldn't be late, I walk up to the second floor, sometimes me and my boyfriend would sit in the hallway and catch up because my English class was right next door to his, then it was time for class, after class I'd walk to the bus stop across the street, get on the bus, get off, get on another bus, get off that one, then I'd walk the rest of way home
A working day is get up, figure out which shirt I need to wear depending on my day, a duty shirt, nicer polo for basic meetings or full dress blue shirt, or the dreaded white dress shirt. Then it is feed and pet my cat, clean her box, and off to the station. Make sure the rig checks are done on the ambos, trucks and engines, see what drama there is either today or yesterday, what is broken or not working well, arrange to get those issues either taken care of or take care of them myself, start catching up on reports, figure out lunch, any training, possible safety naps. And go save lives make someone's day better, console those or their loved ones that you can't no matter what you tried, more reports. Today I am off, so it will be take one of my classic cars for a ride to get gas, cut the grass, doing laundry, have to go to the grocery store, I and the cat need food, putz in the garage, probable safety nap, maybe go cut the grass at my rental property, watch some stuff on the dvr. Adulting is not as much fun as it seems. I love my life and what I do.
I get up at 5ish, have coffee and watch news. I go over legal briefs for the day from the day before. At around 7ish I call @Slingblade1126 to see if he needs any freelance work done for any cases. At around 8:30, I kiss my wife, while she's sleeping and tell her I'll "throw one in ya when I get home. If you're lucky". Go to the office, get home by 6ish, pet the dog, kiss the wife and kids. Watch news, as I wait for dinner. Maybe make or take a few phone calls. Put the dogs to bed, take the kids for a walk, then, make wild passionate love to my wife.
@shesrad80 I can so identify with hostile patients where you have no other choice where you have to give them the chemical restraint combo of Ativan, benadryl, thorazine cocktail. Also the 12 hour shifts get to you after so many consecutive days. I 💯 agree with you word for word 😇
@Alex8736 i get generally just abusive people covid has made some think they are entitled to act that way, its crazy we are human to and no one sees that
-get up -do i need to piss now or later? Later? Okay, let's go outside and feel the sun for a minute. Ah, that was good. -is it an off day? All right, let's see what to do. -gets dressed and see how hot do I look today? Mirror me spanking my ass=pretty damn hot today. -do I have enough time for make up? Aw shi, don't think so. Welp, okay, get my earings and glasses. Wait... black shoes today or black boots... let's go with boots. -Gets out, gets in my car, starts well. Today, i think i'll go for a walk and have burritos or somethin' -goes out for a walk at the mall, silently flexes on fat ass jerry and enjoys how I look in every bathroom mirror. <3
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Boring and mentally tiring.
Wake up too early, feed dog, feed self, get dressed. Leave for work depending on time of shift; today I left at 8 for work at 9. Go to clients house help with care chart and leave. Hang out around town for a few hours until next client, go work with them based on their needs for X amount of hours chart, update family and leave. Go to next client rinse and repeat. Finally make the 30 - 40 minute drive home to shower, determine which need wins out and either eat or sleep. If eating wins I eat then walk the dog, if sleep wins out then self explanatory.
I have a roommate so she covers feeding the dogs since she gets home before me. So pretty boring life and I work in homecare
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Very busy. Sleep about 4-5 hours a day, work nights. Usually can’t sleep much during the day so I may sleep 3 hours then be up from 11 am till 8 am the next day. So I think I’m up maybe 18-20 hours a day. Have 6 dogs, so they require a lot of attention lol I work 7 days every 2 weeks, but I often pick up OT. As the only male at home I maintain our yard, very big, too much as a matter of fact. Things always need to be done. Make it to the gym for a couple hours, try to listen to audio books, clean my extra room w all my shit in there. Stretching myself out too thin.
A typical day for me, depending on the day really is. I get up, shower, get dressed, maybe have something to eat or drink, or grab something on the go. Go to work which takes about 10 minutes to get to. Do whatever I need to do, right away, and then just sit around for a few hours until something else comes up. Then I come home, go upstairs to my room, and just watch tv, until dinner, then go to sleep. Yeah, that's my BORING day, sorry, QA, for not including anything "juicy" as you might "claim"
Weekdays: wake up at five, prepare for the day, eat breakfast, take medicine at six, head to work on foot, take the train, go to work, go in the building at seven, start work at eight. Head home at four twenty. Take train, go home. Eat dinner. Distract self, go to sleep.
Weekends: wake up at six, take medicine, eat breakfast, do laundry and grocery shopping at some point, distract self, go to bed.
Work and home. Care for my mom. Try to talk and spend time with girlfriend. Key word, try. Doesn't always happen. But we're both busy at separate homes. So we make it work.
I go out with my mom , my boyfriend and usually i go to cafe or a restaurant with him.
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netflix, youtube, tiktok, adding stuff to wishlists/carts online that i can't ever buy, listening to music, little workouts, eating, sleeping, daydreaming
I workout, I work, I come home, shower, cook, clean, workout, do one of my hobbies if there is time, go to bed and restart for the next day. Some days I have to go get groceries for what I cook and I dread having to go anywhere after work because people are assholes, at least they are to me.
I don't like to make plan about my life if I need to be honest darling I like to live spontaneously, what about you tell me about your juicy details ☺️?
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