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As I live in the Netherlands, a lot of interesting stuff that happens online during the day in the US, happens in the night for us. While my GF is taking a show
by marceldegraaf 15y ago
As I live in the Netherlands, a lot of interesting stuff that happens online during the day in the US, happens in the night for us. While my GF is taking a shower and dressing, I'm usually still in bed checking Twitter, Reeder and Reddit for what happend during my sleep.
Then I'm off to the shower (no shower means waking up takes longer) and will sometimes have breakfast with my GF. Most of the time however, I just drink something and leave home for my one hour commute to Amsterdam (by train), during which I read up on online stuff (or continue reading a book) on my iPad.
I usually show up at work somewhere between 8.30 and 9.30 am. Once my laptop is hooked up to my screen and everything is ready for work, I grab a glass of fresh tea and a cracker with cheese, and I'm off hacking :-).
Additionally, I work from home two days of the week. The routine is a lot simpler then: after having checked the latest news from my bed, I jump into my clothes and start hacking right away. Shower and breakfast occur somewhere between 11am and 2pm. For some reason I'm awake and ready to hack much faster when I'm working from home. Does that sound familiar to anyone?
TL;DR: quite a lengthy routine on the days I commute. When working from home going from bed to hacking takes me ~2 minutes