Here's mine:
- 6:30: wake-up
- 6:45-7:30: quick run (treadmill or outside-- depended upon weather)
- 7:30-7:45: breakfast
- 7:45-8:15: get ready and leave
- 8:30-12:30: teach (which includes 1 hour of planning*, and plenty of snacks)
- 12:30-1:15: a long lunch and some blogging or t.v. time
- 1:15-1:30: major ball throwing with Ella Blue
- 1:30-2:30: run errands and/or relax
- 2:30-4:00: workout with strength training
- 4:00-4:45: long walk with Ella; I'm dreaming she is also good on the leash and would let me take her for a walk
- 4:45-6:00: clean house, laundry, cook dinner
- 6:00-7:00: dinner date with Husband and some t.v. time
- 7:00-7:40: internet and blog time
- 7:40-8:10: quiet time with a book or a long chat with a friend
- 8:10-8:30: long, hot bath
- 8:30-10:30: Movie time with Husband
- 10:30: Bed!
* Teacher in the U.S. have spend more time with students and less preparing per day than most developed countries.
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You know, I tried coming up w/ a perfect day ... but w/ a 4 month old I can't even think of what I'd do besides feed her, change diaper, put her down for a nap, repeat, wait until my husband gets home so I can go to the gym, cook dinner, do all of the baby stuff again, repeat that, then bed. Ha ha ha. Hopefully when she is a little older and able to go to the gym daycare I will think of that perfect day. :)
Hiya! Oh I am so not picky! I don't have a Trader Joe's so if you do, anything from there is good! Otherwise I dont really care, you're pick! Do you have any ideas for you?
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