what's your daily routine like?
i think it's interesting to see how people structure their day. for example a typical day for me is:
7 am - wake up, breakfast, getting ready, checking emails/ the days timetable etc
9-5 i pretty much have lectures/ seminars at uni so i'm there most days. in that time i have a one hr lunch break and possibly half an hour of free study (which i almost never utilise as i should)
then get home and shower for half 5, eat dinner by 6. then study from 6-9, making flashcards/ going over the days content.
from 9-9:30 i like to have some downtime so i don't burnout . i'll either do some nice skincare or watch something on youtube.
i like to try and be asleep by 10-10:30.
then the cycle repeats the next day.
i still think my day could be more productive and that i could give myself better breaks without falling behind but how do you guys structure your day?
7 am - wake up, breakfast, getting ready, checking emails/ the days timetable etc
9-5 i pretty much have lectures/ seminars at uni so i'm there most days. in that time i have a one hr lunch break and possibly half an hour of free study (which i almost never utilise as i should)
then get home and shower for half 5, eat dinner by 6. then study from 6-9, making flashcards/ going over the days content.
from 9-9:30 i like to have some downtime so i don't burnout . i'll either do some nice skincare or watch something on youtube.
i like to try and be asleep by 10-10:30.
then the cycle repeats the next day.
i still think my day could be more productive and that i could give myself better breaks without falling behind but how do you guys structure your day?
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Original post by FutureMedic23
i think it's interesting to see how people structure their day. for example a typical day for me is:
7 am - wake up, breakfast, getting ready, checking emails/ the days timetable etc
9-5 i pretty much have lectures/ seminars at uni so i'm there most days. in that time i have a one hr lunch break and possibly half an hour of free study (which i almost never utilise as i should)
then get home and shower for half 5, eat dinner by 6. then study from 6-9, making flashcards/ going over the days content.
from 9-9:30 i like to have some downtime so i don't burnout . i'll either do some nice skincare or watch something on youtube.
i like to try and be asleep by 10-10:30.
then the cycle repeats the next day.
i still think my day could be more productive and that i could give myself better breaks without falling behind but how do you guys structure your day?
7 am - wake up, breakfast, getting ready, checking emails/ the days timetable etc
9-5 i pretty much have lectures/ seminars at uni so i'm there most days. in that time i have a one hr lunch break and possibly half an hour of free study (which i almost never utilise as i should)
then get home and shower for half 5, eat dinner by 6. then study from 6-9, making flashcards/ going over the days content.
from 9-9:30 i like to have some downtime so i don't burnout . i'll either do some nice skincare or watch something on youtube.
i like to try and be asleep by 10-10:30.
then the cycle repeats the next day.
i still think my day could be more productive and that i could give myself better breaks without falling behind but how do you guys structure your day?
6am - Wake up
6.20 - Breakfast (Cornflakes)
7am - Get ready
8am / 9.10am - Start walking to college (depends on the day to what time i start walking)
8.50am / 10am - College starts
12.40pm / 2.40pm / 3.50pm - College finishes
- 1h walking home -
5.30 - Revision starts
7pm - Revision Ends
7.10 - Exercise
8pm - work on making beats
9pm - Watch some TV / Youtube
10 / 10.30pm - BED
Monday to Friday;
6.45: Wake up, shower, get ready, have breakfast and stare into the void for a while
7:55: Leave for the bus
8:25: Arrive at work
3:30-4: Leave work
4:30-5: Make dinner
5-6: Eat dinner and watch tv
7-10: Write up evaluations, prepare anything for the next day etc and chill out
10: Brush teeth, wash face, sleep.
(That's the ideal anyway - sleeping pattern has been ****ed recently so it's been all over the place.)
6.45: Wake up, shower, get ready, have breakfast and stare into the void for a while
7:55: Leave for the bus
8:25: Arrive at work
3:30-4: Leave work
4:30-5: Make dinner
5-6: Eat dinner and watch tv
7-10: Write up evaluations, prepare anything for the next day etc and chill out
10: Brush teeth, wash face, sleep.
(That's the ideal anyway - sleeping pattern has been ****ed recently so it's been all over the place.)
Not doing times as it varies each day
Wake up, scroll through my phone aimlessly for half an hour to enjoy the cocoon of my bed
Get dressed
Eat breakfast and, if there's time, have tea
Go to my lecture / work, or get started on uni work / housework
Have lunch and definitely tea
Do some more of whatever it is I'm doing that day - food shopping, laundry, cleaning, uni work, research, going for a walk
Make food or heat up leftovers
Eat said food
Chill either with flatmate watching TV, or video calling my fiance
Plonk around for a bit in the evening - TV, TSR, whatever else takes my fancy
Sleep
Wake up, scroll through my phone aimlessly for half an hour to enjoy the cocoon of my bed
Get dressed
Eat breakfast and, if there's time, have tea
Go to my lecture / work, or get started on uni work / housework
Have lunch and definitely tea
Do some more of whatever it is I'm doing that day - food shopping, laundry, cleaning, uni work, research, going for a walk
Make food or heat up leftovers
Eat said food
Chill either with flatmate watching TV, or video calling my fiance
Plonk around for a bit in the evening - TV, TSR, whatever else takes my fancy
Sleep
Original post by Precious Illusions
Monday to Friday;
6.45: Wake up, shower, get ready, have breakfast and stare into the void for a while
7:55: Leave for the bus
8:25: Arrive at work
3:30-4: Leave work
6.45: Wake up, shower, get ready, have breakfast and stare into the void for a while
7:55: Leave for the bus
8:25: Arrive at work
3:30-4: Leave work
How do you leave work so early?
I have to stay until 5:30pm (except friday when my benevolent employers allow me to leave at 5pm).
Main reaosn I am at my job is that have a 5min commute to work
I get up between 8 - 8:20 am
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
How do you leave work so early?
I have to stay until 5:30pm (except friday when my benevolent employers allow me to leave at 5pm).
Main reaosn I am at my job is that have a 5min commute to work
I get up between 8 - 8:20 am
I have to stay until 5:30pm (except friday when my benevolent employers allow me to leave at 5pm).
Main reaosn I am at my job is that have a 5min commute to work
I get up between 8 - 8:20 am
I'm on placement and it's primary teaching, thankfully they don't mind me leaving as soon as! But I do a lot of work in the evenings so it's not like I finish that early tbh.
Original post by Precious Illusions
I'm on placement and it's primary teaching, thankfully they don't mind me leaving as soon as! But I do a lot of work in the evenings so it's not like I finish that early tbh.
I thought the point of getting a job was that you don't have to do homework anymore :O
Wake up.
Be Woody for about 16 hours.
Sleep.
Be Woody for about 16 hours.
Sleep.
1. Cry
2. Cry again
2. Cry again
05:45-07:15 get up/showered/dress/breakfast/etc
07:15-08:45 travel
09:00-16:30 work
16:30-18:00 travel
18:00-19:00 shower/dinner
19:00-bedtime (anywhere between 9-11pm usually) free time for whatever.
07:15-08:45 travel
09:00-16:30 work
16:30-18:00 travel
18:00-19:00 shower/dinner
19:00-bedtime (anywhere between 9-11pm usually) free time for whatever.
7:00am Wake up, get dressed + brush hair, teeth etc
Get breakfast (if enough time or will judt grab something)
8;30 Catch bus for college
9:00 Attend morning classes/lectures
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Afternoon lectures
4:45: Go home
5:30 Do any outstanding coursework
6:45 Browse TSR /browse reddit /internet
Make tea
7:00isb Eat tea.
7:30ish Browse TSR some more
10:30ish Go to bed
Watch youtube /netflix if I'm not tired, or if I'm tired and my brain isn't I'll probably listen to abbit of an audiobook
Get breakfast (if enough time or will judt grab something)
8;30 Catch bus for college
9:00 Attend morning classes/lectures
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Afternoon lectures
4:45: Go home
5:30 Do any outstanding coursework
6:45 Browse TSR /browse reddit /internet
Make tea
7:00isb Eat tea.
7:30ish Browse TSR some more
10:30ish Go to bed
Watch youtube /netflix if I'm not tired, or if I'm tired and my brain isn't I'll probably listen to abbit of an audiobook
Original post by Sataris
My god everyone sleeps so early 
Depends on the day for me
- like I'll go to bed say 10:30ish sometimes 9pm, but I won't actually sleep until 12:30 at the earliest 
Original post by Sataris
My god everyone sleeps so early
I go to bed gone 4 even when I'm teaching at 9am
Original post by gjd800
I go to bed gone 4 even when I'm teaching at 9am
Does your brain not just ache?
Original post by 8472
Does your brain not just ache?
Does your brain not just ache?
It's a habit I'd rather not have, but I'm used to it so I just crack on then get a quick hour elsewhere in the day, haha
07:00 - Wake up
07:00-07:30 - Go back to sleep and get shouted at by parents to come down
07:30-08:40 - Eat/get dressed/drive to school
08:40-15:30 - TSR during lessons and Netflix during frees
15:30-16:30 - Drive home and chill
16:30-17:00 - Have dinner (I have an early dinner because I don't have lunch at school
17:00-21:00 - TSR when supposed to be studying
21:00-22:00 - Read in bed
22:00-00:00 - Overthink/cry/overthink in bed
00:00-07:00 - Sleep
07:00-07:30 - Go back to sleep and get shouted at by parents to come down
07:30-08:40 - Eat/get dressed/drive to school
08:40-15:30 - TSR during lessons and Netflix during frees
15:30-16:30 - Drive home and chill
16:30-17:00 - Have dinner (I have an early dinner because I don't have lunch at school
17:00-21:00 - TSR when supposed to be studying
21:00-22:00 - Read in bed
22:00-00:00 - Overthink/cry/overthink in bed
00:00-07:00 - Sleep
6am - alarm goes
6.30 - get up, make and eat breakfast, wash and dress
7.30 to 7.45 - leave for work
7.45 to 8am - arrive at school and hurriedly prepare for day
12pm - throw a banana at my face, or just glug water before preparing for afternoon lessons
5pm to 6pm - leave work
6pm-8pm - eat tea and laze around, do some work
6pm - 11pm - have a 'nap' at some point which always turns into an allnighter.
Wake up in the morning in a panic, promise myself that I'll get to school for half 7, but that never happens.
6.30 - get up, make and eat breakfast, wash and dress
7.30 to 7.45 - leave for work
7.45 to 8am - arrive at school and hurriedly prepare for day
12pm - throw a banana at my face, or just glug water before preparing for afternoon lessons
5pm to 6pm - leave work
6pm-8pm - eat tea and laze around, do some work
6pm - 11pm - have a 'nap' at some point which always turns into an allnighter.
Wake up in the morning in a panic, promise myself that I'll get to school for half 7, but that never happens.
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