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cmcgee
response 25 of 32: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 14:55 UTC 2003

I suspect clee's "full corn bread" is "whole wheat" or "sprouted wheat" bread,
not American cornbread.
clees
response 26 of 32: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 07:17 UTC 2003

You are right. The proper term evaded me.
michaela
response 27 of 32: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 08:06 UTC 2003

I've discovered that I will wake up IMMEDIATELY with my heart pounding and
no hope of falling back asleep if I set my alarm to "radio" instead of
"buzzer". I woke up and thought people were in my room yelling at me. :-P
gull
response 28 of 32: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 14:08 UTC 2003

I have the opposite reaction.  I can't use the 'buzzer' setting because
it causes me to startle awake with my heart pounding.  While that's
effective in getting me out of bed on time, it's kind of hard on the
body to have an adrenaline rush first thing in the morning. :P
janc
response 29 of 32: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 03:56 UTC 2003

Daily routine, eh?  Well, they vary a bit, but kind of goes like this:

 1:00 AM - go to bed.  Take or give two hours.
 2:00 AM - Kendra wakes.  Valerie moves to her bed, and likely spends the
           rest of the night there.
 6:00 AM - Arlo wanders into the room.  Says he had a bad dream.  He didn't
           really, it's just an acceptable and irrefutable excuse for waking
           a parent when he wants company at 6:00 AM.  I escourt him back
           to his room, and then go back to sleep.  This may happen several
           more times.
 7:30 AM - Wake up for real this time.  Take or give a half hour.
           Dress, head to kitchen make lunch for Arlo.  Possibly also
           breakfast, if Valerie hasn't already fed him.
 8:00 AM - Nag Arlo till he gets dressed and ready for school.  Load him
           in the car seat, and drive to school.  If it's MWF, Valerie will
           be bringing Kendra to her school.  Otherwise I usually take Kendra
           along for the ride to drop off Arlo.
 9:00 AM - Arrive at Arlo's school.  Actual arrival time varies between
           7:30 AM and 9:00 AM.
 9:15 AM - Back home again.  Time to feed myself breakfast.
 9:30 AM - Down to the basement to fire up the computer for about three hours
           of worrk.
12:15 PM - Time to go pick up Arlo.
 1:00 PM - Arlo is home, time to eat lunch.
 1:30 PM - Afternoon activities begin.  These vary a lot.  Basically either
           Valerie or I watch the kids, while the other either works or does
           household stuff, like getting groceries.
 3:00 PM - Afternoon snack time for the kids.
 5:00 PM - Time to start cooking dinner.  Valerie does Tues, Thursday, Sunday.
           I do Monday, Wednesday, Friday.  Other parent either works or
           watches kids, depending on whether the kids are in a fit state to
           watch while cooking.
 6:00 PM - Dinner.  Start time varies with recipe complexity.  Kids often
           eat earlier.  After dinner, whoever cooked cleans kitchen.
 7:00 PM - Bedtime for kids starts.  Mostly Valerie puts Kendra to bed, and
           I put Arlo to bed.  Bedtime starts with a snack (unless dinner was
           so late it ran into bedtime), then clean up of toys in living
           room, den and kid's rooms.  Then toothbrushing - I brush Arlo's
           teeth twice a week, he does his own (not very thoroughly) the
           other five days.  Arlo dresses for bed.  Then Arlo can choose
           a book to read.  After that, we tell made-up bed time stories.
           Theoretically Valerie and I alternate telling stories to Arlo,
           but most nights Valerie is still busy getting Kendra to sleep,
           so I do most of them.  Lately Arlo has been telling them to us
           a lot.
 8:30 PM   Arlo is probably in bed now.  Probably not asleep yet.  Time
           to go downstairs, get back on the computer, and get in a bit more
           work.  However, often I'm just too brain-fried to do much work
           by this point.  Then I do Grex or watch a video. or do something
           else pointless till I tip over from exhaustion.
tsty
response 30 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 3 08:54 UTC 2003

teh above is neraly compatible with ocd .. think about it.
  
aside frome that .. #8 is about rigth for me as well ....
dcat
response 31 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 08:01 UTC 2003

since i don't have class till noon, i'm frequently not up till 1030 or 11.
shower, shave once or twice a week, and out the door to class around 1145.
MWF, second class at 1, then work 2--5.  T/R, lunch or reading or homework
till second class at 230, then more reading or something 345--later.  Dinner
at some point, if I feel like it.  The last few weeks I've been working on
a show, so a couple times a week, i went in at 530 to start that.; done 11ish.

If I have a 'routine' beyond that, I don't recall it.
gull
response 32 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 15:28 UTC 2003

Ah, to be in college again. ;>
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