5:00am Alarm goes off, hit snooze

5:10am Alarm goes off, hit snooze

5:20am Alarm goes off, get out of bed and ready for work a.k.a. make coffee

5:45am Kiss the babe & hubby and leave the house to go to work, hopefully have my lunch & coffee ready to go

6:00am Arrive at work, it’s cold here, the heat doesn’t turn on till 7am, keep layers on, drink coffee, oh yea… catch up on my email

7:00am First conference call, hopefully have breakfast or snack before the call!

9:00am Everyone else starts to show up at work, I greet them with a smile, and ask “where have you been sleephead” or “how nice of you to join us”, they reply to me around 1:30pm, “where you off to, slacker”

10:00am snack time, maybe more coffee…. walk around & stretch, maybe socialize, work some more

11:30am Snack time again, maybe eat my lunch… make everyone else jealous of the yummy smells

12:00pm Baby delivery! Not all days, but some days, she visits, we chat, nurse, hang out for a while

1:30pm Do my work dishes, clean up my desk for tomorrow morning (I’m notorious for spilling coffee all over everything especially in the morning, so, if it’s a clean desk, it’s easier to save important things from the ever invasive coffee spill

1:45pm Head home to relieve the grandma of duty, commuting is fun (more fun when I can ride my bike, but it’s WAY TO COLD for that now)

2:00pm Home, Grandma Allen heads off to work/home, we nurse, play, nap, blog, walk, chat, shop, climb, hike, clean, sweep, laundry, roam, sing, dance and wash.

5:00pm Papa comes home from work (YAY), more time for chores and fun,  maybe even a shower or hot tub soak

5:30pm We start to make some tasty dinner

6:30pm Eat the tasty dinner and wash up

7:00pm Play a little, read a book (baby book) and then start to get ready for bed

7:30pm Bed time, brush the baby teeth, and off to snoozyland

8:00pm If we’re lucky mama get’s up and hangs out with papa (grown up time)

8:45pm Mama bed time

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