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Laura1976

Member since 5/05 5754 total posts
Name: Laura
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Re: Your Schedules
7:00 - wake up (after being up 3x during the night with DD 7-8:10 - shower, get dressed, feed DD, get DD up 8:10 -8:30 - drive to my moms to drop DD off 8:30-8:50 drive to work 8:50 - 4:30 - work 4:30-5 - drive to moms 5 -5:45 - feed DD, get all of DDs clothes and bottles together 5:45-6:15 - drive home 6:15 -7:30 - feed, play with and bathe DD 7:30 -8 - put dd to bed 8-10 - clean, do laundry, pack DD's bag for the next day, maybe get in a little tv. 10 - pm go to bed.
and repeat.
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Posted 1/2/08 2:20 PM |
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MrsBlueSash
Love my sailor

Member since 6/05 5793 total posts
Name: Christian
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Re: Your Schedules
0445 - wake up - go to gym 0545 - return from gym and get ready 0630 - wake up DD and feed her 0700 - drive to daycare and then to work 0730 - @ work 1530 - 1600 leave work 1620 - p/u DD 1625 - home/get dinner ready/do chores 1730 - short nap for DD 1800 - bottle/dinner for DD 1830 - dinner for DH and I 1900 - bathe DD 1930-2000 DD goes to bed 2000-2100 school work for me 2100 - bedtime
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DRMom
Two in Blue

Member since 5/05 20223 total posts
Name: Melissa
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by Kara
Posted by tourist
Posted by MrsNYPDsGirl
7-7:30am: Wake up & get ready for work 7:30: Feed Cats, grab lunch for work 7:40: Commute to work
You get ready quickly! I also get up at 7, but I don't leave untill 8:15. I am also trying to find time to fit the gym in.
My only free time seems to be after dinner, but that's seems so late to go out to the gym.
7am-8:15- -Get up, shower, etc. 8:15-9:30--Commute 9:30-6--Work 6-7:15--Commute 7:15-8 -cook, (or talk to DH while he cooks) 8-9:00-eat 9-12-- tv, email, read, straighten, get ready for next day
Why not go to bed an hour earlier and get up an hour earlier to go to the gym? Or, go to the gym right after work and eat a little later?
You have a 3-hour block of time at the end of the day that you can shuffle around a bit if you want to fit it in. Plenty of cushion. I'm lucky if I get home 2 hours before I have to go to bed -- and that time has to fit in cooking and dinner...
This is not directed towards you personally but what kind of quality of life is this?? I could NEVER have a job in an office. I may be selfish or lazy but I could never have just 2 hours a week to myself. I work from home(I am in sales) Most fo my weeks are 2-3 days at home and teh others at appointments-I cover the 5 boroughs and the Hudson Valley and CT. I do spend a lot fo time in my car and in traffic but I am able to catch up on my phone calls etc. On the days I work from home I am up aty 8-8:30 work for a few hours. take a break to shower and clean up my house ands run errands if I have to
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Posted 1/2/08 2:56 PM |
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TheWhiteRabbit
Thru the rabbit hole!

Member since 7/06 4412 total posts
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by melijane
This is not directed towards you personally but what kind of quality of life is this?? I could NEVER have a job in an office. I may be selfish or lazy but I could never have just 2 hours a week to myself.
Kara had mentioned she gets 2 hours a night, not a week. I get about the same or less because I also volunteer at an animal shelter, and I happen to love my life. I think I have a great quality of life, what should I fill my time with? Watching TV? Everyone is different and needs different things to be happy. I wouldn't say you're selfish or lazy, I'd just say you have other things that you like to do with your time.
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Posted 1/2/08 3:19 PM |
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Lucky09
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Member since 1/06 7539 total posts
Name: DW
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by Kara
Why not go to bed an hour earlier and get up an hour earlier to go to the gym? Or, go to the gym right after work and eat a little later?
You have a 3-hour block of time at the end of the day that you can shuffle around a bit if you want to fit it in. Plenty of cushion. I'm lucky if I get home 2 hours before I have to go to bed -- and that time has to fit in cooking and dinner...
You are right - I do have that block of time at the end of my night.
I also feel like I get up a lot later than the rest of you ladies... I guess I need to suck it up and start going in the morning. I am sooooo NOT a morning person though.
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Posted 1/2/08 3:22 PM |
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TheWhiteRabbit
Thru the rabbit hole!

Member since 7/06 4412 total posts
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by MrsNYPDsGirl I guess I need to suck it up and start going in the morning. I am sooooo NOT a morning person though.
I go to the gym in the morning and LOVE it. I was not really a morning person either, but it feels SO GOOD to be DONE with it. I used to go after work and I was more likely to skip because I was tired after work, going before, I feel more energetic all day.
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Posted 1/2/08 3:25 PM |
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JandJ1224

Member since 6/06 5911 total posts
Name: Jannette
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Re: Your Schedules
Usually:
8:00am wake up 8-8:30-shower/get ready 8:30-9 commute to work 9-5 work 5-5:30 commute home 5:30-6:30 make/buy/have dinner 6:30-9:30 Grad Class (starting Spring Semester) 9:30-11 veg out on the couch and go to bed
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Posted 1/2/08 3:38 PM |
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Kara
Now Zagat Rated!

Member since 3/07 13217 total posts
Name: They call me "Tater Salad"
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by melijane
Posted by Kara
Posted by tourist
Posted by MrsNYPDsGirl
7-7:30am: Wake up & get ready for work 7:30: Feed Cats, grab lunch for work 7:40: Commute to work
You get ready quickly! I also get up at 7, but I don't leave untill 8:15. I am also trying to find time to fit the gym in.
My only free time seems to be after dinner, but that's seems so late to go out to the gym.
7am-8:15- -Get up, shower, etc. 8:15-9:30--Commute 9:30-6--Work 6-7:15--Commute 7:15-8 -cook, (or talk to DH while he cooks) 8-9:00-eat 9-12-- tv, email, read, straighten, get ready for next day
Why not go to bed an hour earlier and get up an hour earlier to go to the gym? Or, go to the gym right after work and eat a little later?
You have a 3-hour block of time at the end of the day that you can shuffle around a bit if you want to fit it in. Plenty of cushion. I'm lucky if I get home 2 hours before I have to go to bed -- and that time has to fit in cooking and dinner...
This is not directed towards you personally but what kind of quality of life is this?? I could NEVER have a job in an office. I may be selfish or lazy but I could never have just 2 hours a week to myself. I work from home(I am in sales) Most fo my weeks are 2-3 days at home and teh others at appointments-I cover the 5 boroughs and the Hudson Valley and CT. I do spend a lot fo time in my car and in traffic but I am able to catch up on my phone calls etc. On the days I work from home I am up aty 8-8:30 work for a few hours. take a break to shower and clean up my house ands run errands if I have to
Well, if I only had 2 hours a WEEK to myself, I'd hate it, too, but I said I get 2 hours a day... and last time I checked, I had weekends, too. I couldn't stand having hours upon hours in a day to just do nothing or sit and watch TV. I have a great job, many, many hobbies, and quite a bit of energy. I get my errands done, eat homecooked meals every night unless work is absolutely insane, and don't feel like I'm missing out on much. Do I have a demanding job? Yes. Do I work more hours than 9-5? Yes. And you know what? I worked really, really hard to get this job, too. There have been rough weeks, but that's life. There have also been times I could work from home, leave early, etc. without having to worry. It's the life I chose and the life I happen to love.
My quality of life is absolutely amazing, thank you. I don't believe I ever complained about it. In fact, I love my life. I have a wonderful career, a loving husband with a wonderful career that I spend tons of time with, a fantastic family, and two horses I see as much as possible. I fit in 1 to 2 workouts a day. I'm financially stable, own my own home, find time for the hobbies I enjoy, and am happy.
No one is asking you to live my life. We all have different priorities, energy levels, and goals in life... but to assume from ONE innocent comment about making time for things that are important you that my quality of life is poor is not exactly fair.
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Posted 1/2/08 3:41 PM |
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Kara
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Member since 3/07 13217 total posts
Name: They call me "Tater Salad"
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by KittyTheStray
Posted by MrsNYPDsGirl I guess I need to suck it up and start going in the morning. I am sooooo NOT a morning person though.
I go to the gym in the morning and LOVE it. I was not really a morning person either, but it feels SO GOOD to be DONE with it. I used to go after work and I was more likely to skip because I was tired after work, going before, I feel more energetic all day.
Agreed. The longer I put off working out, the longer I have to make excuses not to do it. Plus, working out in the morning boosts your metabolism and helps curb your appetite throughout the day.
ETA - The first few weeks of getting up earlier will be rough... but you will eventually adjust and get used to it!
Message edited 1/2/2008 3:42:50 PM.
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Posted 1/2/08 3:42 PM |
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Nicole728
My Happy Girl

Member since 7/06 8198 total posts
Name: Me
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Re: Your Schedules
6:15/6:30am: Wake up, take care of dogs, get dressed for work 7:00am: leave for work 7:30am: arrive at work 3:30: leave work 4:00: Arrive home, let dogs out 4:4:30-go for a run/bike ride, or workout inside 5-5:30- eat dinner and feed the dogs 6:00 and on: is to spend time with DH and call family We usually head to be around 11.
on Thursdays I will be at grad school at 4 till 6:30
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Posted 1/2/08 3:50 PM |
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DRMom
Two in Blue

Member since 5/05 20223 total posts
Name: Melissa
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by KittyTheStray
Posted by melijane
This is not directed towards you personally but what kind of quality of life is this?? I could NEVER have a job in an office. I may be selfish or lazy but I could never have just 2 hours a week to myself.
Kara had mentioned she gets 2 hours a night, not a week. I get about the same or less because I also volunteer at an animal shelter, and I happen to love my life. I think I have a great quality of life, what should I fill my time with? Watching TV? Everyone is different and needs different things to be happy. I wouldn't say you're selfish or lazy, I'd just say you have other things that you like to do with your time.
I meant to say 2 hrs a night. I do lots of other things than watch TV though-I am not even a big TV person. It could take me 2 hours just to clean my house! My DH is a gourmet cook and makes a big mess almost every night. I read, hang with friends, shop, etc.
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Posted 1/2/08 4:52 PM |
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DRMom
Two in Blue

Member since 5/05 20223 total posts
Name: Melissa
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Re: Your Schedules
Posted by Kara
Posted by melijane
Posted by Kara
Posted by tourist
Posted by MrsNYPDsGirl
7-7:30am: Wake up & get ready for work 7:30: Feed Cats, grab lunch for work 7:40: Commute to work
You get ready quickly! I also get up at 7, but I don't leave untill 8:15. I am also trying to find time to fit the gym in.
My only free time seems to be after dinner, but that's seems so late to go out to the gym.
7am-8:15- -Get up, shower, etc. 8:15-9:30--Commute 9:30-6--Work 6-7:15--Commute 7:15-8 -cook, (or talk to DH while he cooks) 8-9:00-eat 9-12-- tv, email, read, straighten, get ready for next day
Why not go to bed an hour earlier and get up an hour earlier to go to the gym? Or, go to the gym right after work and eat a little later?
You have a 3-hour block of time at the end of the day that you can shuffle around a bit if you want to fit it in. Plenty of cushion. I'm lucky if I get home 2 hours before I have to go to bed -- and that time has to fit in cooking and dinner...
This is not directed towards you personally but what kind of quality of life is this?? I could NEVER have a job in an office. I may be selfish or lazy but I could never have just 2 hours a week to myself. I work from home(I am in sales) Most fo my weeks are 2-3 days at home and teh others at appointments-I cover the 5 boroughs and the Hudson Valley and CT. I do spend a lot fo time in my car and in traffic but I am able to catch up on my phone calls etc. On the days I work from home I am up aty 8-8:30 work for a few hours. take a break to shower and clean up my house ands run errands if I have to
Well, if I only had 2 hours a WEEK to myself, I'd hate it, too, but I said I get 2 hours a day... and last time I checked, I had weekends, too. I couldn't stand having hours upon hours in a day to just do nothing or sit and watch TV. I have a great job, many, many hobbies, and quite a bit of energy. I get my errands done, eat homecooked meals every night unless work is absolutely insane, and don't feel like I'm missing out on much. Do I have a demanding job? Yes. Do I work more hours than 9-5? Yes. And you know what? I worked really, really hard to get this job, too. There have been rough weeks, but that's life. There have also been times I could work from home, leave early, etc. without having to worry. It's the life I chose and the life I happen to love.
My quality of life is absolutely amazing, thank you. I don't believe I ever complained about it. In fact, I love my life. I have a wonderful career, a loving husband with a wonderful career that I spend tons of time with, a fantastic family, and two horses I see as much as possible. I fit in 1 to 2 workouts a day. I'm financially stable, own my own home, find time for the hobbies I enjoy, and am happy.
No one is asking you to live my life. We all have different priorities, energy levels, and goals in life... but to assume from ONE innocent comment about making time for things that are important you that my quality of life is poor is not exactly fair.
Liek I clearly stated in my post it was not directed at you personally. So no offense intended. I'm sure your life is very fulfilling. On the same note I'm not sure why a few people think that if you do have xtra time EVERYONE would spend it watching TV
FYI I have a very demanding job with huge quotas and am totally self motivated. I just also like to make my own schedule and be my own boss mostly...Just sharing my feelings
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Posted 1/2/08 4:56 PM |
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Blu-ize
Plan B is Now Plan A

Member since 7/05 32475 total posts
Name: Susan
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Re: Your Schedules
we both work two jobs. It's a rough week, but we are doing things to change it around.
up at 6:30 take 7:30 train at work by 8:30-8:40 home by 7:15.. either make something, order in or go out
veg in front of the tube, pay bills, surf online, talk to friends and family. Bed by 11 ish.
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