A typical day at the office

This is what the left side of my cubicle
looks on a typical day. Right side just
includes laptop and some files.


This is what my normal day looks like in the office:



745 - 800 My typical arrival at work, log in the attendance sheet, greets            
               receptionist good morning
801 - 805 I go to my cubicle, smile and greet everyone. I put my things down,
               turn on my laptop and drink vitamins.
805 - 810 Go to the CR, look at myself in the mirror, fix hair, put powder
810 - 812 Go to the pantry to put my ice packs in the freezer
812 - 1000 Read emails, work, work and work.
1000 - 1005 CR break
1005 - 1200 Work, work and work
1200 - 1220 Eat lunch at the pantry
1220 - 1320 Pump milk in an empty room
1320 - 1330 CR break
1330 - 1650 Work, work and work
1650 - 1655 CR break
1655 - 1700 Shutdown laptop, get milk and ice packs in the pantry
1701            Leaves office

I have been almost 4 months in the office and it was not really a conscious effort to develop such routine. I have just observed that I am doing the same thing at the same time, everyday.
Of course, some days are different especially if there are meetings or if someone treats us for afternoon snack.

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