5:00 am
- I feed Olivia
- Olivia goes back to bed
- I shower / get ready for work
6:00 am
- Our glorious coffee pot turns on and starts making the only thing that can get us through the day
6:15 am
- I drive to work
- Dan gets up, makes his breakfast, watches the news, etc.
7:30 / 8:00 am
- Olivia wakes up
- Dan feeds her a bottle, gets her dressed and heads to daycare
9:00 am
- Olivia is dropped off at daycare
12:00 pm
- I leave work after a seemingly short five hours
1:00 pm
- I pick Olivia up from daycare
- Feed Olivia
- Play with her
2:00 pm
- Olivia naps
- I continue working
4:30 / 5:00 pm
- Olivia wakes up
- I feed Olivia
- Play with Olivia
6:00 pm
- Olivia naps
- I finish working
7:00 pm
- Olivia wakes up
- I keep her happy until bed time
7:30 pm
- Olivia's bedtime routine: bath, bottle, rocking, bed
8:30 pm
- Olivia is down for the night
- I clean up the TORNADO of Olivia things that somehow happened in less than a day
- Clean the kitchen
- Make bottles for daycare
- Do dishes
- Prepare coffee for the next morning
- Pack my car
9:30 / 10:00 pm
- Wash my hair and dry it (no one wants to do that at five am)
- Let the dog out - hope I didn't lock her in a room, inadvertently, hours ago
- Get ready for bed
11:00 pm
- Dan is home from work! (hopefully)
- Set my alarm
- Cry a little because my phone just said "alarm is set for 6 hours from now" or "5 and change"
5:00 am
- Groundhog day
It makes for a busy day but it is such a wonderful mix of seeing Olivia and getting my work done that I don't want it to end. I would enjoy Dan coming home a teeny bit earlier, but we know this is temporary.
And that's why you have children when you're young!
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