Monday: Up at 7 to get to my job for 8:30. Ran around like the proverbial chicken until quarter to six, forty-five minutes past quitting time.\u00a0 I knew it was going to be a busy week so I took the evening off.<\/p>\n
Tuesday: Up at 7 to get some work in before my mother and her partner arrived. They were delayed, so I had time to go do a flier route before they got in around 11:45. Spent the day with them. Went out at 9PM to do another flier route, finishing at 10PM.<\/p>\n
Wednesday: Up at 7 to get some work in and then meet my mother and her partner at their hotel for breakfast. Hung out with them for a couple of hours then went home to do an hour of work. Left home at 11:30 to do my final flier route then headed to work for 1PM. Worked till 5PM and headed out of Lethbridge to meet Donna and Ken for pizza, beer, and a movie (*hugs you guys*) since they were a tad closer than Mossleigh for a few days this week. Got in at nearly 11 to find a job waiting in my inbox. Transcribed until midnight when I started to nod off between words.<\/p>\n
Thursday (today): My eyes popped open at 7 (yet again, I must be getting into a routine!) and I was in the study working by 7:05. Transcribed until 8 then flew off to work. Finished at 5 and came home to finish the transcription, which took me to 8PM. I then went out to do a flier route, leaving me with two for tomorrow.<\/p>\n
I haven’t had a schedule like this since I left Dawson last September and my body is a bit shocked. \ud83d\ude42 Add to that the blistering heat the last few days and I think I can be excused for deciding to take the rest of tonight off to have a beer, a cool shower, and a good read!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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