Morning: Mom tells me they're heading out to Kroger, I'm guessing it's a bit past 7, and I wake up. Brush my teeth and drink the cup of tea that she left for me. Walk around the house a bit and listen to music. Once they get back, I make scrambled eggs for everyone with the clearance eggs they bought. I'm not a huge fan of these eggs. I walk around some more, read a few articles & Money Diaries, and take a shower. Here is what I learn:
- On parenthood: "My favorite moments are the ones when I'm channeling my inner 3-year-old with my 3-year-old. Parenthood as time travel!"
- On a lovely bathroom: "My bathroom gets the best sunlight in the house so I've filled it with plants and it's basically a greenhouse. I love being in here."
- On getting older: "It's strange seeing yourself go from the one being taken care of to the one taking care."
- On staying a specialist: "Questions around its core identity -- what the company stood for -- began to plague it as it looked to build itself into more of a sports generalist."
Afternoon: Lunch is cauliflower fried rice, fish stew & aubergine. Do a coconut oil pull. Take a nap for an hour while golf plays in the background on TV. Walk around the house a bit more and then do work for 45 minutes. Drink a glass of Coke & split the remaining pizza with parents as a snack. Watch reruns of The Munsters.
Evening: Dinner is cauliflower fried rice & fish stew, do a coconut oil pull & brush my teeth, and bed around 10.
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