Alarm goes off at 6:30am, hit snooze, goes off again at 6:38, hit snooze, goes off again at 6:46, turn off alarm. Quick shower, brush teeth, get dressed, grab my Greek yogurt, blueberries, and diet Pepsi, and head to work. get there around 7:10am (2 minute drive), and start seeing patients
Dude, there must be something you can transition to from diet pepsi.
Alarm goes off at 6:30am, hit snooze, goes off again at 6:38, hit snooze, goes off again at 6:46, turn off alarm. Quick shower, brush teeth, get dressed, grab my Greek yogurt, blueberries, and diet Pepsi, and head to work. get there around 7:10am (2 minute drive), and start seeing patients
Dude, there must be something you can transition to from diet pepsi.
I have met a few of the diet Pepsi fanatics in my days. You cannot convince these people. Do not try.
630-shower
Basketball 0530-7 twice a week. All other days, hustle to get the toddler to daycare.
I wake up, fall out of bed
Drag a comb across my head
Find my way downstairs and drink a cup
And look up and notice I am late
Find my coat and grab my hat
Make the bus in seconds flat
Find my way upstairs and have a smoke
And somebody speaks and I go into a dream
Mine is pretty standard, except not sure how many of you all string tennis rackets before you leave for work……
0515: wake up/shower
0530: coffee/feed & walk dogs
0545: check my emails and social medial. more coffee. make lists. …basically admin/chore stuff at home (pay bills, banking, laundry, empty dishwasher, vacuum)….
OTD varies between 6:20-7:30. stop at Starbucks on way to work
i have to work out in the late afternoon/early evening. i tried to work out in am before work and it just screws me up.
if my kid is home i generally string a tennis racquet every morning .. i did one every day when he was home over holiday break. i can do a racquet in less than 30 minutes. it is the one thing that he is away at school now makes my morning less hectic to get a racket done. Kid can string too and will string one in the evening if he breaks more than one/day. My husband can string too…it’s a group effort, but we (me) mostly string in the am.
Basketball 0530-7 twice a week. All other days, hustle to get the toddler to daycare.
Been thinking I would love to get back into basketball for a fitness activity lately. So fun.
Why in the world would you need to string a racquet every day.
Why in the world would you need to string a racquet every day.
Because you can’t play tennis with broken strings.
it is just more convenient (and cheaper) to have our own stringing machine. It costs about $15-20 to pay someone to string a racquet….so the machine has paid for itself and then some…and now it is part of morning routine when kid is home. (and previously all during high school etc) it’s not too bad…I can sit my coffee cup on top once i have the mains (the vertical strings) all done……
Basketball 0530-7 twice a week. All other days, hustle to get the toddler to daycare.
Been thinking I would love to get back into basketball for a fitness activity lately. So fun.
It’s great. So much more fun than running. I’ve been playing at least 1-2x weekly since I was ten years old or so. One of the games I play in has guys in their 50s, so definitely something you can keep up with age if you take care of yourself.
I have never been able to consistently rise for a morning game though.
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