Daily Routine?

Μaster said:
Morning spot of tea.

Is this a thing that Master really does? :mefiant:


Hmm, my morning routine usually involves getting up, and if it's cold, remote start the car, grab the laptop bag, and head to work.

Sometimes it also involves taking dad's puppy with me too.
 
My morning routine has changed a bit since I got a cat : now if I want to stay in bed by slamming the snooze button I can't because her majesty is there to rub herself on my face :)

But the rest of it include feeding her, monitor my weight, take a shower, get dressed, put my lunch and my 3DS in my bag and go to work.
 
Waking up, look at the hour and then check on RPC, scratching my head, take my breakfast, swallow my meds, brush my teeth, and wait for the hour, take off my helmet and go to work.
 
Hoodcom said:
Μaster said:
Morning spot of tea.

Is this a thing that Master really does? :mefiant:
Depends on the day:
Master said:
On a non-uni day, it's usually lie in, then get go on the laptop when I finally feel awake enough. Breakfast comes a while later, or sometimes, it's lunch.

Uni days begin with the shutting off of the alarm, going downstairs to have cereal and tea, brushing the teeth, getting dressed. Then setting off. I'll check my phone for stuff while I'm en route, it's effectively my modern day equivalent of the morning paper.
 
Master said:
Depends on the day:
Master said:
On a non-uni day, it's usually lie in, then get go on the laptop when I finally feel awake enough. Breakfast comes a while later, or sometimes, it's lunch.

Uni days begin with the shutting off of the alarm, going downstairs to have cereal and tea, brushing the teeth, getting dressed. Then setting off. I'll check my phone for stuff while I'm en route, it's effectively my modern day equivalent of the morning paper.

Do you also "Meh" in the mornings?
 
Master said:
Depends on my mood, naturally. But enough about me, what of your routine?
Hoodcom said:
Hmm, my morning routine usually involves getting up, and if it's cold, remote start the car, grab the laptop bag, and head to work.

Sometimes it also involves taking dad's puppy with me too.


Already posted from the post you quoted on already. :lol:
 
Master said:
So, you don't have a morning brew or anything of the sort?

No, usually straight out the door, sometimes I'll drink iced tea, orange juice, or soda in the morning before I leave. After I get to the office, then breakfast is usually obtained.
 
Pirez said:
monitor my weight
Hey nice, I bet no one else here does that.

Pirez said:
My morning routine has changed a bit since I got a cat : now if I want to stay in bed by slamming the snooze button I can't because her majesty is there to rub herself on my face :)
:coeur:


Currently, becsuse the entire main floor is under renovation, my wake up time is basically determined by whenever time between 7 and 9 the construction noises start
 
On a school day I am abruptly awoken by the unholy sound of curtain rings hurtling across the rail at 8 o clock.
After rolling under my covers and having a 20 minute nap, I get up and have a shower followed another short nap, of about 10 minutes.
Finally I get dressed and go downstairs to put the kettle on, by which time I'm already late for school. I chug my cup of tea and wolf down a small bowl of corn flakes and thus my day begins.

On the weekend, there is no morning routine. There is only an afternoon routine, which is comprised of waking at around 3 PM and lying in for X amount of hours depending on how insistent my parents are that I get up. X can me roughly modelled by the equation (laziness)/(insistence of parents)
 
Heh, I wish I had the time to be able to intermittently nap during my morning routine. If I end up dozing back off, I'm guaranteed to miss the train. Ahh, Sixth form was nice when it came to timetabling and being able to lie in.
 
It usually happens when you're knackered, and from what I've read, it's not something which you really have control over. I think it's happened to me in the past, where it feels like I've dosed off for a few seconds.
 
Sometimes you can't sleep, I've read that microsleep is a problem that affects drivers, for instance.
 
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