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Good Morning 
It is a late morning for me so I it gets "good" added to it! After not feeling very well the last few days I slept in and definitely needed it. My kids are out of school early today so I only have about another half hour of quiet time until the first one gets home.
I finally caved and joined Pinterest yesterday so it looks like that is where I will be for the next few months at least!
QOTD:
I have mentioned before that I like routine. Flylady really advocates setting up routines. My kids and I are all very routine driven and changes to the plans or the norm can really throw us off. While we aren't OCD it can be little things like school getting out early or an activity being canceled or something that changes dinner time.
Which by the way-- Dinner time is 6:30. It has been for years. Yes sometimes we are running late or there is an activity that changes it but as a general rule we eat at 6:30 probably at least 90% of the time. So WHY IN THE HECK does my family (and especially my husband who does the cooking) ask me nearly EVERY DAY "When is dinner?" ????????

AND then they seem offended when I get a little snippy with my answer!
Sorry, just had to get that off my chest. Back to the question.
Think about the routines you have in your life. Routines can be big or small. What routines do you have? How do you feel when they are interrupted in any way?
I am pretty set in my morning and bedtime routines. I have to have my shower immediately upon getting up. I get up and get my shower and get dressed and do my hair in the same way everyday. I go through the same process every night to get ready for bed. While the rest of my day may take many paths these 2 are a constant. We also try very hard to not do anything from about 4:30 until dinner time. If we have to go out and do something between those hours it throws us all off for dinner.

It is a late morning for me so I it gets "good" added to it! After not feeling very well the last few days I slept in and definitely needed it. My kids are out of school early today so I only have about another half hour of quiet time until the first one gets home.
I finally caved and joined Pinterest yesterday so it looks like that is where I will be for the next few months at least!
QOTD:
I have mentioned before that I like routine. Flylady really advocates setting up routines. My kids and I are all very routine driven and changes to the plans or the norm can really throw us off. While we aren't OCD it can be little things like school getting out early or an activity being canceled or something that changes dinner time.
Which by the way-- Dinner time is 6:30. It has been for years. Yes sometimes we are running late or there is an activity that changes it but as a general rule we eat at 6:30 probably at least 90% of the time. So WHY IN THE HECK does my family (and especially my husband who does the cooking) ask me nearly EVERY DAY "When is dinner?" ????????



Sorry, just had to get that off my chest. Back to the question.
Think about the routines you have in your life. Routines can be big or small. What routines do you have? How do you feel when they are interrupted in any way?
I am pretty set in my morning and bedtime routines. I have to have my shower immediately upon getting up. I get up and get my shower and get dressed and do my hair in the same way everyday. I go through the same process every night to get ready for bed. While the rest of my day may take many paths these 2 are a constant. We also try very hard to not do anything from about 4:30 until dinner time. If we have to go out and do something between those hours it throws us all off for dinner.