My Everyday

The theme for yesterday’s Gallery pic was “Everyday” and as you know, no two days for me are ever the same.   Are they for anybody?  I suspect not.    So I thought I would chart a day in the life of me:

  • 04.45 —  Hear Mr B telling J to go to bed
  • 05.00 — Curse the world that I am still awake
  • 05.05 — Check Twitter and change scheduled time for blog post
  • 05.07 — Read blog post.
  • 06.15 — Fall asleep
  • 06.30 — Get woken up by alarm.   Spend half an hour getting ready
  • 07.00 — Check Twitter.
  • 07.15 — Wake up E
  • 07.20 — Check work emails.
  • 07.30 —  Chat to E, make sure she is ready for school, eaten etc
  • 07.40 — Congratulate self on getting out of house on time
  • 08.10 — Drop E at school and head off to Waitrose  as hungry.
  • 08.45 — Spend £94 when I only went in for a croissant
  • 09.10 — Get home and walk dog.  Forget food in boot.
  • 09.30 — Work for a couple of hours.
  • 11.40 — Go and look for croissant.  Remember it’s in car
  • 11.45 — Put shopping away
  • 12.00 — Empty and reload washing machine / tumble drier
  • 12.14 — Empty and reload dishwasher
  • 12.15 — Do another couple of hours of work
  • 13.55 — Chat to C who is off to play poker all afternoon
  • 14.00 — Go and tell 16 year old it is time to get up
  • 14.05 — Spot croissant on side.  Eat croissant.
  • 14.10 — Make spaghetti bolognaise.  I say make: open jar of Dolmio
  • 14.20 — Realise chopped pepper in bolognaise still has sticker on
  • 14.22 — Fish various bits of pepper out.  Give up on rest.
  • 14.30 — Hoover hall.
  • 14.35 — Start work again
  • 14.50 — Victim Support phone call received.
  • 15.15 — Empty and reload washing machine / tumble drier
  • 15.20 — Drive to school to get E.   Making three phone calls en route
  • 15.50 — Have ten mins reading book.
  • 15.52 — Get told by builder I cannot park where I have done so move
  • 15.55 — Pick up book
  • 15.56 — E arrives at car.  Drive home chatting.
  • 16.30 — Arrive home.   Throw chicken in oven for E and J’s dinner
  • 16.31 — Realise rolls for the chicken burgers have mould on.
  • 16.32 — Cut four bits of bread from uncut loaf
  • 16.35 — Do some more work.   E takes dog out
  • 17.00 — Feed E and J whilst I try and find more pepper sticker
  • 17.20 — Do some more work
  • 18.00 — Stop for a cuppa with passing friend @lady_briggs.
  • 19.30 — Collapse on sofa with laptop and do some blog stuff.
  • 20.12 — Hear Mr B key in door, shout “shit” and run to put spaghetti on
  • 20.30 — Eat / chat / drink wine
  • 20.40 — Sing happy birthday to Lady B who is on phone to Mr B
  • 20.45 — Pick up laptop and create “MummyBarrow’s book club”
  • 22.05 — Take dog out
  • 22.30 — Decide it is bed time
  • 22.45 — See C come in so have a quick chat
  • 23.05 — Decide I am really going to bed now.
  • 23.30 — Get off Twitter and actually go to bed.
  • 23.50 — Collapse into bed.
The End

 

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  • Thanks to recent eye surgery I managed to recognise that it actually was a croissant! Until the penny dropped I was distinctly disturbed.

    I’m sure that work study would help enormously in improving your daily efficiency; have you considered?

    Answers on a Post Card, please.

  • What a funny post. I can relate to many things, especially the going into Waitrose for a croissant and then spending loads. How does that always happen?