7:30 a.m. — I wake up early for work, so on the weekends I naturally wake up early. I check my phone and realize it's only 7:30. I lie in bed for about an hour or so, checking social media and reading the news. My roommate B. texts me at 8:30 asking if I want to get brunch. I love brunch, so obviously the answer is yes.
8 p.m. — I call my best friend from college while getting ready for the night. We live in different cities, but we call each other every Saturday to catch up on each other's lives. 8 p.m. — I microwave some steamed pork dumplings from Trader Joe's for a late dinner/snack. I'm looking to move out of my apartment when my lease ends in January, so I spend the next few hours looking at houses/townhouses to rent. I also end up looking at houses for sale. My friend D. and I are moving in together and she is considering buying, so I send her a few links as well.
5:30 p.m. — I stop to get gas on the way home. I wanted to get to Wednesday without refilling, but hadn't planned on going to the meeting today that was offsite and was a 40-mile round trip.6:30 p.m. — I get home and take my dog out for a short jog to get her energy out. I recently downloaded Bumble again, so I message a few people back. I only check it a few times a day, so I'm probably not the best conversationalist. I make scallops and linguine with a white wine cream sauce.
12 p.m. — My coworker asks me to go to lunch with him and my other coworker. I brought in the sandwiches I made last night, but I haven't gone to lunch with them in a while. We go to a local bar/restaurant, and I order some wings. My coworker ends up paying for all of us.4 p.m. — My afternoon is packed, too. Today is just a busy day, and I am trying to wrap up everything I can before I leave for L.A. My job is super time-critical, and a lot can happen in a few days.
*Picking up jaw off floor* Not only is it EXTREMELY rare for a woman to hold a construction management position but even more rare for construction operators / workers to take orders from someone younger than the years they have in the field so props to her. It can’t be easy!