Interesting to read a post from pre pandemic before work from home finally became more accepted.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

She gets hers beauty rest. You get uglier.

So true.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

Well, you do need to get up early to have enough time in your day to judge everyone.

6-6:30 on weekdays, unless my preK son wakes me earlier. I very much prefer to be awake before him to have coffee and shower in peace, but I am not a morning person and struggle to get up at 5:30 to better guarantee that extra time. I WOH and we leave by 7:15-7:30. Drop son at preschool, then 50 min commute from there to work. On Saturday mornings my son is with his father, and I usually get up 7:30-8. On Sundays I get up whenever my son wakes me, which is anywhere from 5-7, but usually around 6:30.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

You have no idea how late your lazy a** was up getting the house ready for you very one else.

This is straight up gibberish

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

She gets hers beauty rest. You get uglier.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

You have no idea how late your lazy a** was up getting the house ready for you very one else.

Anonymous wrote:No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!

I cannot imagine watching everyone else in my family leave to be productive all day and then getting my lazy ass back in bed.

No later than 5 am during the week. Take the dog for a walk, have coffee, kids are up by 5:30. First kid takes shower at 5:30; he’s out the door at 6:30. Second kid takes shower at 6 and he leaves for school at 7. Then I go back to bed!