My Schedule

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• Jen says:

  26 Oct 2009 at 12:50

  I live by routine/schedule as well!

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• Melissa says:

  30 Jan 2010 at 10:25

  okay my dear friend…I need you to make me a schedule and a dinner menu….one that will fit in to my work 4-10 hour days have church on Wednesday, at church all day on Sunday and have to get 3 girls at 3 different times and days to and from gymnastics schedule…if anyone can do it I KNOW you can….or at least help me come up with one…thanks love ya <3

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• Lori @ Couponomic Stimulus Package says:

  24 Mar 2010 at 21:28

  Wow you are very organized! Thanks so much for linking up and sharing your routines with us!

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• Sidnie says:

  28 Mar 2010 at 08:27

  I’m sitting down today and organizing all the lists I’ve made in the past few weeks. I’m hoping to make a clear daily schedule and work out some cleaning routines. Your schedules will be a great help! :)

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  • Hallee says:

    28 Mar 2010 at 08:44

    Wonderful! How exciting! When I first moved from Florida to Kentucky, I spent 2 weeks reworking my schedule and loved it. I still have my rough worksheets. I bought brand new markers to write out my new schedule. It was actually exciting to me, which probably explains the level of Geek I am. :)

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    • Sidnie says:

      28 Mar 2010 at 09:08

      I want to eventually make a pretty calendar to hang but for now paper & markers it is! They’ll be taped to my cabinet doors.
      I’ve realized in the past few weeks that housework isn’t as scary when you don’t have to chase little ones around while you’re doing it. It’s really not *that* much. My problem is laundry. If I can just learn to put the laundry away, our lives would be so much smoother.
      I’ve learned a little at time, goes a long way!
      Now let’s just hope I feel this confident when the boys get home from GramMomma’s! :)

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• robbiekay says:

  11 Oct 2010 at 14:05

  I would have been interested in seeing what your schedule was like when you were working. I have one, but it’s a little hard to make it work when you have about four hours worth of items to do each night and only about 2 1/2 hours between when you get home and bedtime. And that’s after I’ve cut items from the list to try to make it more manageable. :( And we don’t even have children! I can’t imagine how mothers who work outside the home hold it all together!

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  • Hallee says:

    11 Oct 2010 at 15:33

    My hours were 8-5, M-F. It wasn’t unheard of for me to work 7:30-5:30, but I had Kaylee who had to get to school, and who had to be picked up from daycare by 6. My typical week was as follows:

    4:30 wake up. Write.
    6:00 – make breakfast, make lunnches, prep dinner
    7:00 – leave the house
    6:15-6:30 – arrive home
    6:30 – finish making dinner
    8:00 – start prepping Kaylee for bed with bath, books, bed
    clean the kitchen, straighten the house, go to bed by 10:00

    Saturday morning – grocery shopping. Home by 9AM
    Saturday afternoon – clean the house, top to bottom. Do laundry. I usually finished the house and the laundry by about 5:00 PM

    Sunday – church, nap, church, bed by 9:00

    Sunday afternoon was my only down time. Now my schedule has allowed all day Saturday to be a down time.

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• Jozana says:

  28 Apr 2011 at 14:47

  I just found your site today…

  I quit my teaching job back in June to stay home with my two children. I thought the very same thing… part of me wishes I would of seen this post back then :) maybe it wouldn’t of taken 6 months to adjust. Now I love being at home and have come up with a routine that works for us!! Although the park is always a good reason to throw out the schedule.

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  • Hallee says:

    28 Apr 2011 at 15:28

    I just accept that summer months won’t come with a schedule (kidding) (mostly).

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