So, I'm in a coffee shop working on my laptop looking for jobs and emailing my contacts like normal. Today I decided to "change it up a bit." Do you ever get in the same routine day after day? I know we all do.
When I was working full-time; I truly had a real routine. I would go to the gym, work, sit in traffic, dinner, watch CSI, then sleep; repeat x5. There would be some variation, but for the most part it was the same. I would love to hear some your routines. Please comment about them.
The theme for today is "changing it up a bit." So, I encourage you to do that exact thing. If you normally go home and watch TV with your "other" how about play a board game or actually talk to them about your day. Today is kind of rainy outside so maybe tomorrow, go outside and take a walk with your dog (if you have one that is) and your family instead of sitting on the couch after dinner. This different activity may spark a new idea for a weekly event.
If you do not have "little ones" in the house; I recommend skipping dinner at the table and surprising your "other" with "dinner in bed." If you do not want to eat, you do not have to, just stay in the bedroom (you get the idea).
So, my advice today is to change it up a bit. Just make sure you have fun with it.
Ruthie
When I was working full-time; I truly had a real routine. I would go to the gym, work, sit in traffic, dinner, watch CSI, then sleep; repeat x5. There would be some variation, but for the most part it was the same. I would love to hear some your routines. Please comment about them.
The theme for today is "changing it up a bit." So, I encourage you to do that exact thing. If you normally go home and watch TV with your "other" how about play a board game or actually talk to them about your day. Today is kind of rainy outside so maybe tomorrow, go outside and take a walk with your dog (if you have one that is) and your family instead of sitting on the couch after dinner. This different activity may spark a new idea for a weekly event.
If you do not have "little ones" in the house; I recommend skipping dinner at the table and surprising your "other" with "dinner in bed." If you do not want to eat, you do not have to, just stay in the bedroom (you get the idea).
So, my advice today is to change it up a bit. Just make sure you have fun with it.
Ruthie
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