Software Development Co-op at a financial recordkeeping company [5:45] Alarms start going off [6:00] Actually get up. Get dressed, pack my bag to take to work

Software Development Co-op at a financial recordkeeping company [5:45] Alarms start going off [6:00] Actually get up. Get dressed, pack my bag to take to work [6:30] Take trolley to train station [6:45] Arrive at the train station, eat breakfast (either pre-prepared the night before or bought from somewhere in the station) [7:00] Take train to train station closer to work [8:00] Get off train, take bus to work [8:20] Arrive at work. Clock in, use the alone time to get a bit of work done to have something to report ahead of standup [9:15] Standup [9:30] Resume whatever I was working on pre-standup. Maybe some meetings. All day meetings if it's end of sprint. [10:00] Coffee [12:00] Lunch [12:30] Resume work and/or meetings [1:00] Probably more coffee [4:30] Leave work, take bus to subway station [5:15] Take subway to central transit hub [5:40] Take trolley to gym [6:00] Gym [7:00] Take trolley home [7:20] Get home. Relax, unpack bag. [8:00] Cook breakfast and/or dinner if I'm out of prepped meals [9:00] Shower [9:15] Free time (TV, video games, reading. Normally too tired from work to do side projects, despite constantly wanting to) [12:45] Bed As you can see, I spend a lot of time commuting, about 3.5 hours per day. On the way to work, I'm pretty unproductive with it, because I'm still waking up - napping and reddit, or read the news or listen to NPR if I'm feeling more alert. On the way home, I usually read on my kindle, and maybe check HN if I haven't been on at work. I'm not particularly happy about the commute, but I didn't really have many better choices available, and this job paid the best. I also don't get too much sleep - it's not great, but it's not particularly troubling to me, either. If it catches up to me, I'll go to bed earlier for a day or two, but usually it's not really a problem.