6:50 a.m.: My gentle Sleep Cycle alarm starts waking me up, and I realize it’s going to be an interesting day here in the Tampa Bay area! It’s rainy and super windy (30 mph winds). I may have to do my daily walk on the spin bike!

7:05 a.m.: I finally get out of bed, pee, and then take a shower. Afterward, I make myself a simple breakfast (cereal) and finish up yesterday’s blog post. I blow dry and straighten my hair, make myself an iced coffee, and then settle down at my computer to work.

8:30 a.m.: I get started on my day. I answer Slack messages and emails that came through overnight and then settle in for my first task, which is reviewing website content (I’m doing a lot of this task this week, but it’s not something I do too frequently). At 9:30, I have a meeting with a few people to discuss one of our clients who has been unhappy with some of our communication. My role isn’t client-facing but as part of the content team, I need to understand how our department can best support this client. Afterward, I continue to review website content and come across a major issue: this client’s August content may never have been posted to their site. Eeks, chaos! This account has been assigned to one of our contractors for a long time, so I shoot her an email to see if she can fill me in.

11:00 a.m.: I’m hungry so I make popcorn. I had planned to use my lunch break to run errands and pick up a few things from the grocery store, but the storm is keeping me hunkered down at home. Thankfully, I have a spare pizza in the freezer (this will be my third time eating pizza this week, ha!) and have a few snacks I can munch on throughout the day. It’s been steadily downpouring all morning long and it’s still very windy, so it’s best to stay off the road today!

11:30 a.m.: I chat with my director about an SOP she just put together and give her a few revisions I would make, and then I finish up the task I had started earlier, and I feel good about marking it off my list.

12:30 p.m.: I’m sleepy and it’s been rainy and dreary all day, so I decide to take a nap. It’s the perfect weather for it!

1:30 p.m.: I wake up after a lovely little nap, answer some Slack messages that had come in over the last hour, and then jump on a huddle with one of our content strategists to help her with a Monday.com issue she was struggling with. It always feels good to impart some knowledge! Then, I work through a few sets of content that needs to be posted to our clients’ websites. I take a break at 3 to attend an editing workshop that one of our senior writers is hosting. It’s very informative and hopefully, it’s helpful for our writers, too. Afterward, I answer some emails and send out a few content plans to our clients for approval.

4:00 p.m.: I need a break, so I read a chapter of The Bodyguard and then do a quick tidying of the apartment. I also select a few more Christmas decorations to put out. It’s feeling Christmassy in here! In the midst of this break, a package arrives! I ordered a new purse, wallet, and some holiday pillows, so I’m really excited about this package. 🙂

4:30 p.m.: Back to work! I’ve finished up my most pressing to-do’s, so I’m able to get back to work on my large project that I talked about on Monday. It truly is one of those projects that I just do when I have time, and I’m glad I have some extra time this evening to work on it!

(At some point this afternoon, Ellie was sleeping on the couch and woke up meowing. It honestly sounds like she’s saying “MAMA? MAMA?” when she meows, and it melts my heart. I answered her with, “What’s wrong, Ellie-Bellie? Did you have a cat-mare?”)

6:00 p.m.: I shut down for the day and I’m excited to find out that the rain has stopped, so I can still go for my daily walk (albeit in the dark)! The walk is a good one, although it started sprinkling about halfway through and I was worried I was about to get stuck in a torrential downpour. But nope – just a light sprinkle for a few minutes. Whew!

6:20 p.m.: I come home and Facetime with my mom. We chit-chat about our days and other things that come up. She told me she finished listening to this week’s episode of The Friendship Paradox, and that I sound very confident in these episodes. I like that compliment a lot!

6:50 p.m.: After getting off the phone with my mom, I preheat the oven and then work on this post while my pizza cooks. (I’ve had pizza three times this week. Oops.) I also read some blogs and respond to blog comments.

7:30 p.m.: My pizza is finished baking, so I sit down with last night’s episode of Survivor and then Facetime Mom to discuss the episode (we both watch it and always discuss it afterward!). Then, while I should start my nighttime routine, I decide to put on an episode of Love is Blind and eat a bowl of ice cream instead. I’m starting to see why I get to bed so late now, lol.

9:40 p.m.: I start my nighttime routine way later than I should! I clean out the litter boxes, brush my teeth, do my nighttime skincare routine, and tidy up my apartment. Halfway through my nighttime routine, my mom Facetimes me again and we chit-chat about random things. I told you we talk to each other a lot throughout the day!

11:10 p.m.: I crawl into bed with my book (tonight, it’s The Bodyguard) and play a few rounds of Candy Crush in between chapters. I also realize I never completed today’s Wordle so I do that with 7 minutes to spare. Whew. (Got it in 4.) I lull myself to sleep with a few ASMR videos.

12:00 a.m.: Lights out!

How much TV do you watch on a typical weeknight? I try to keep it to one show (or two if it’s a 30-minute show), but today I did not adhere to that!

thursday in the life: 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014

6:50 a.m.: I wake up before my alarm today. The one good thing about the fall time change: mornings are much easier! (I still hate it, though. Darkness at 5:30pm is not my favorite!) I’m not ready to get up, though, so I play Happy Color on my phone and then read some election coverage. Some good news, but also lots of bad news. Bleh.

7:30 a.m.: I finally get up, pee, brush my hair, and then sit down at the kitchen table to eat breakfast and read blogs. I also finish up yesterday’s post and publish it.

8:10 a.m.: I make myself an iced coffee, get dressed, and then prep my apartment to get Roomba’d. It’s a process, which is why I don’t run my Roomba as much as I should.

8:30 a.m.: I start the Roomba and then start my workday. I answer a few emails, set up my task list for the day, and complete my first task of the day, which is reviewing website content that was posted to make sure it’s formatted and linked out correctly. The Roomba decides it’s done after 30 minutes, which IT IS NOT, so I make it restart. Silly Roomba! I also do a little bit of meeting prep and accept some blog submissions that were sent over by contractors. Crossing off tasks left and right this morning!

10:00 a.m.: Roomba is finished (yes, I run it for 90 minutes; she’s not as efficient as I expected!) and I put my apartment back together and also do something I’ve never done this early: I pull out my Christmas decorations! I like to slowly decorate my apartment with decors, such as a Vintage Rebel USA Flag, adding just a few things every day, so my apartment won’t be fully decked out until after Thanksgiving (and I’m not putting up my tree until I come back from my cruise), but it’s fun to get the containers out.

10:30 a.m.: Back to work! I start a big task, publishing content on a client’s website. Their website has a funky setup, so it takes a bit longer to post content than other websites. For Website Creation Services, you may consider getting expert help from professional services like Affordi-Build. But I can listen to my audiobook while I do this task, which is great. I take a break at 11:30 for my weekly managers meeting, which is pretty easy-breezy. Afterward, I have a nice little venting chat session with a coworker. I hope everyone has a coworker they can vent to about work stuff.

12:20 p.m.: I start looking over my health insurance options as it’s time to select my plan for 2023. I am weighing the pros and cons of a PPO plan ($70 per paycheck with a $1,000 deductible) and an HSA High plan ($60 per paycheck with a $2,000 deductible). I don’t know which one to pick! In 2022, I’ve been on an HSA Low plan ($31 per paycheck with a $3,000 deductible) and I don’t like it at all. Meeting a $3,000 deductible is not an easy feat for me (something I am very grateful for!) so I’m leaning towards the PPO plan. It’s a little higher per paycheck, but it would mean paying less money overall for therapy/doctor’s appointments/etc. I call my mom to work through my options because I’m a 30-something who still needs my mom’s help with stuff like this.

1:00 p.m.: I need a break! I stop for lunch, which is leftovers from last night’s dinner. Yay! I read blogs while eating lunch and then lounge on the couch for a bit, reading The Smart One.

2:00 p.m.: I head outside for a walk. The weather is dreary thanks to the tropical storm that’s coming our way (doesn’t look like it will affect us too much!), but it’s also in the low 70s and breezy, which feels great. I wear a hat just in case it’s super windy (it’s not TOO windy, but I’m glad I had my hat).

2:30 p.m.: I’m back at my desk to tackle some more work. I’m feeling pretty unmotivated this afternoon, but try to knock out some tasks. I start with the website content posting I was doing before my meeting earlier today. Around 3:45, I huddle with my director on Slack. We have a standing meeting every Wednesday afternoon and I love having this time with her! She’s become such a great mentor to me, especially talking through issues I’ve come across as a manager and how to address them. Plus, we’re both readers so sometimes, if we don’t have much to talk about, we wind up talking about what we’ve been reading lately. This week’s meeting is pretty easy: I tell her about the issue I came across yesterday and the solution I implemented and then bring up an issue that one of my writers has talked to me about before that I wanted to get her feedback on. All in all, an easy meeting! Afterward, I take care of some follow-up tasks from that meeting and then decide I need a little break.

4:30 p.m.: I take a half-hour to myself to wrap Olive’s presents, tidy up the apartment, and make myself presentable for tonight. I also poke through my Christmas boxes and pick out a few things to put out. DON’T JUDGE ME.

5:00 p.m.: Back to work for a bit. I answer a few emails and Slack messages that have come through and then finish up the content posting task I had started so much earlier in the day. (I told you this one takes a long time to post!)

5:40 p.m.: I wrap up work for the day, shut down my laptop, and getting all of my stuff together to head over to Mikaela’s house for the night.

6:20 p.m.: I arrive at Mikaela’s house and her daughter, Olive, is excited to see me. Since there are some new people reading my blog, a little background on Olive: When she was 14 months old, she was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of liver cancer. Only a few people in the entire world have ever had this cancer, and none as young as Olive. She was given a 9% chance of survival. She needed surgery to remove the tumor in her liver but most pediatric surgeons weren’t comfortable doing the surgery. However, thanks to a family friend (actually, the woman Mikaela’s father dated before marrying her mom!), they found a surgeon in Boston who was confident he could do the surgery and it would be a success. And it was! She got through the surgery and many rounds of chemotherapy afterward and is a true warrior baby. She finished treatment in July 2021 and has had clean scans ever since, and she gets to have her port removed next week. Today is her third birthday and it’s just such a miracle that she is celebrating her birthday when we didn’t know if she’d be here. And not only is she here, but her cancer treatment didn’t slow her down at all. She’s above average developmentally and might be the smartest 3-year-old I’ve met.

Anyway, it was fun to see Olive and surprise her with some birthday gifts. I haven’t seen her in a while so I was worried she’d be shy around me, but this kid is the opposite of shy. She was bubbly and fun and gave me a big hug when I arrived. She was so cute opening her presents, gasping with pleasure and saying “Thank you, Aunty Steph!” after each one. We had dinner together, I gave Eleni a bottle while Olive took a bath, and then we read from the book I got her before it was time for bed. It was such a lovely little night!

7:50 p.m.: I leave Mikaela’s house so that she can get the kiddos to bed and drive home. And here’s some real talk for you: I had a lot of anxiety after leaving Mikaela’s. I’m a naturally quiet and reserved person, and sometimes I feel like that leads to being boring when I’m with other people. I started getting into my head that I wasn’t as bubbly and fun as I wanted to be, which lead me down a spiral that I’m just not a fun person to be around. All lies, I know! But I think it’s helpful for others to know that if you also spiral after fun nights like this, you’re not alone!

8:15 p.m.: I get home and the girls are snuggled together on the couch! I nearly die from the cute, as my cats aren’t big cuddlers together. But sometimes they surprise me! I start a bubble bath after giving them a treat and play games on my phone, which feels very relaxing to me.

8:45 p.m.: I work on this post for a bit and then it’s time for The Amazing Race! It’s a very good episode and I’m thrilled with the team that got first place this episode. Yay! I eat some ice cream while I watch and do a little tidying up, but mostly, I lay on the couch.

10:00 p.m.: I Facetime my mom to discuss our thoughts on The Amazing Race (we both watch), but she’s not answering. Annnnd here is the second anxiety spiral of today, wheeee. She should have answered the call but she doesn’t, so I figure: maybe she’s putting the dogs to bed or is in the bathroom or something. But when she hasn’t returned my call after 5 minutes, I try her again. No answer. So I send her a text, but it doesn’t deliver correctly so I figure something must be up with my phone. I restart it, call her again (we’re now 9 minutes into the spiral). Nothing. She FINALLY calls me back at 10:10 and asks why I haven’t called her. ACK. Phones, man. AND BRAINS. Why does my brain automatically shift into fight-or-flight mode when I don’t hear from my mom immediately? Why can’t it be normal?! Argh. Anyway, we have a very good conversation about the show and Olive and our days.

10:35 p.m.: I continue to work on this post, edit some pictures, and insert them into the post. I decide I’m going to be very lazy and not tidy up my whole apartment before I go to bed. I brush my teeth, but skip my skincare routine.

11:10 p.m.: I get into bed with my book (The Bodyguard, tonight) but I’m very tired so I only read a chapter before turning on Youtube to watch ASMR videos.

11:30 p.m.: Lights out!

Have you put any Christmas decorations out yet?

wednesday in the life: 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014

6:50 a.m.: My gentle alarm begins waking me up. I was having a bad dream, so it was good to be pulled out of it. Lila is lying next to me so I snuggle with her for a bit.

7:15 a.m.: I meant to get up around 7, but Lila was being so snuggly and sweet. I told her she was making it very hard for me to get up, but I don’t think she cared much. Cats, man! I finally get up, pee, and eat breakfast while finishing up yesterday’s blog post.

7:50 a.m.: I throw on some clothes and lace up my sneakers to take my daily walk. It is another gorgeous day. We’re finally hitting the stretch of months where living in Florida is a DREAM and not a hellscape of heat and humidity. I start this week’s episode of The Friendship Paradox on my walk.

8:15 a.m.: I sit down at my computer to start work. I go through my emails, send a long email to a few writers who will be joining me on a project I’m leading, and then start working on my slides for today’s content team meeting. I’m about to huddle with another manager so we can collaborate on one of the slides when I realize I never made coffee! I do that and put away yesterday’s dishes while the coffee brews.

9:15 a.m.: I get on a huddle with my coworker and we work on the slide. Then, I draft an email to send to one of my contractors with all of the documents she needs to work on her November assignments. In the middle of that, I have to do a little assignment triage – removing one writer from an account because it doubled its page count this month, which puts her over capacity, and then figuring out who to assign those pages to. We work in Monday.com (which I will forever believe is the worst name ever for a project management system) and I spend so much of my time buried in our assignment boards, making sure everything looks right.

10:30 a.m.: It’s time for a break. I take a shower, blow dry my hair, put on real clothes, and do my makeup. Then, I make a quick lunch and eat it while reading blogs.

12:00 p.m.: I work through my emails for a bit and then notice a question from one of our account managers that reminds me of a problem I keep seeing on our Monday boards, so I decide to drop everything and investigate this issue. It’s one that could cause a LOT of problems down the road, so I need to figure it out before it spirals. Before I know it, I’m getting the alert for our monthly content team meeting. I have to present a few slides, but it’s a pretty easy meeting otherwise.

2:45 p.m.: My mom called me when I was in my meeting, so I call her back. We decide to book the Jim Gaffigan tickets today. For some reason, the website keeps declining my mom’s card because the address is incorrect, so I tried my card and it went through. Yay! We’re going to surprise my brother with the tickets on Christmas.

3:00 p.m.: Back to work for me. I throw myself back into the project I was working on before our content team meeting. I have finally figured out what’s going on, so I start an Excel spreadsheet to work out the solution.

4:00 p.m.: I’m hungry! I make popcorn and eat my snack while reading blogs. I’ll tell ya, keeping up with everyone doing NaBloPoMo this year is becoming a full-time job! It’s fun, but I’m sorry if I’m a late responder!

4:30 p.m.: Back to work! I finish up the project. I’ll bring it up during tomorrow’s managers meeting. For now, I draft an email to send to one of my contractors about her November assignments. (I manage the workloads for three different contractors.)

5:30 p.m.: I shut down my computer for the day. I have some fun evening plans that I’m excited to get to! I do a double-check to make sure the hair straightener I haven’t used since this afternoon is off (duh), the burners that I haven’t used since lunch are cold (duh), and other fire hazards have been checked. We’re good! I leave home and drive to Target. Only, at first, I drive to the Target nearest to me and I need to go to the one near the restaurant I’ll be meeting my mom and cousin tonight. I drove 5 minutes in the wrong direction. Argh!

6:00 p.m.: I finally arrive at Target and can’t help poking through the holiday goodies at the front. I pick up a $3 “merry” sign because I just can’t help myself. Then, I wind my way to the toys and games section, as I need to pick out a few gifts for Olive (our warrior girl is celebrating her third birthday on Thursday!). I also stop by the holiday section JUST TO LOOK OKAY. Don’t judge me. There’s a precious “Meowy Christmas” sign and I have to buy it. Like, it basically just jumped off the shelf and into my basket. My last order of business is finding a good-sized container where I can store my fall decorations (success!) and a round brush. I need a round brush to properly style my curtain bangs, so I found one for $4, which I’m happy about.

6:35 p.m.: I’m a little late to dinner, but it’s all good as the restaurant is packed tonight. It’s usually not very busy. But we get seated fairly quickly and dinner is a very, very good time. Mom and I catch up with Rachel about her life, talk about Thanksgiving plans, and enjoy our favorite dessert: pizookies! (A pizookie is a “pizza cookie.” It’s a cookie baked in a deep dish pan so it’s gooey and warm and delicious. It’s topped with ice cream.)

8:00 p.m.: Mom and I chat for a minute outside the restaurant after saying goodbye to Rachel and her daughter. Then I head home.

8:10 p.m.: I’m home in record time. I unpack my Target purchases (the girls are very unimpressed with my “Meowy Christmas” sign and it’s hurtful) and then work on this post a bit.

8:45 p.m.: I check the election updates and everything is terrible. DeSantis and Rubio win re-election. UGH. Be smarter, Florida! I start to fall into a pit of despair reading CNN so I decide to exit out of my browser. The reality can come tomorrow. I Facetime with my mom because I wanted to tell her about a podcast episode I just listened to. (These week-in-the-life recaps are really going to show you how many times my mom and I talk to each other throughout the day, lol.)

9:00 p.m.: Time to start my nighttime routine. Tonight, I have to clean out the litter boxes (I clean them out every other day; I used to do it daily, but I can stretch it a bit since the cats have multiple litter boxes). I also need to do my skincare routine, brush my teeth, clean the kitchen, and tidy up the apartment. I take breaks every 10 minutes or so to do some computer work (and that’s why my nighttime routine takes so damn long).

10:30 p.m.: It’s finally time to crawl into bed. I bring The Smart One into bed with me to read, play a few games of Candy Crush on my phone, and watch an ASMR video to lull me to sleep.

11:10 p.m.: Lights out!

What’s the weather like where you are? 

tuesday in the life: 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015, and 2014

7:15 a.m.: My gentle Sleep Cycle alarm starts going off. Lila is laying with me in bed, so I wrap an arm around her and snuggle her close to my chest. This is the only time she lets me snuggle her close like this, and I love it so much!

7:30 a.m.: I get up, pee, pull my messy hair back into a pony, and throw on a shirt and cotton shorts. Then, I eat a simple breakfast (string cheese and yogurt) while reading blogs. I start a load of laundry, feed the cats, and tidy up the kitchen.

8:30 a.m.: I sit down at my computer to start my workday. My morning is fairly uneventful. I answer emails, have a check-in via Slack with one of my writers, and spot-check a bunch of website pages that were posted to clients’ websites last week to make sure they’re formatted and linked out correctly.

10:15 a.m.: I take a break to do today’s Wordle (a hard one! It took me 5 tries), transfer the laundry from the washer to the dryer, do my morning skincare routine, and make my bed.

10:45 a.m.: Back to work. I answer a Facetime call from my mom at some point and we make plans for lunch, and also go off on a tangent of looking up tickets for Jim Gaffigan (he’s coming to Tampa in February!).

11:20 a.m.: I stop working, put on real-person clothes, and then pick up my mom for lunch. We have a short-and-sweet lunch date at Chick-Fil-A (our fave!) and I return home to see that my Book of the Month box arrived. Yay! Since it’s my birthday month, I got to pick out a free book and I chose Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow.

12:45 p.m.: Back to work! I answer more emails, handle some website posting, and take care of an assignment issue that cropped up (which entails playing around with a few of the writers’ assignments to make sure everything is even).

2:00 p.m.: I start feeling sleepy, so I decide to take a nap on the couch.

3:00 p.m.: Nap is over and I feel very refreshed! I pop a cookie in the microwave to warm it up (20 seconds turns any cookie soft and gooey and delicious!) and then return to my desk where I answer some emails (once I became a manager, keeping up with my inbox became a full-time job!) and continue publishing website content.

4:45 p.m.: I’m at a natural stopping point so I put on my sneakers and head outside for my daily walk. It is gorgeous outside. In the low 80s but with a really nice breeze. It felt divine! During the walk, I leave a video for Mikaela and pick up my mail (two political mailers, a credit card offer, and the weekly junk mailer, bleh).

5:15 p.m.: I need to log a bit more time of work, so I settle in to spend an hour or so working on one of my long-term projects (building out a content library for our writers). It’s one of those big projects that I have to work on in tiny bits, so I try to set aside an hour or two a day to work on it. However, when work gets busy, it’s the first thing to fall off my to-do list. Thankfully, I’m in a slower period of my month so it’s something I can easily tackle. Once I get to a stopping point (for today, at least) in that project, I start looking over the schedule for one of our contractors. I need to make sure she has everything she needs (client notes, content plans, etc.) for her November assignments. I make some notes of what I need to follow up on tomorrow, and then I’m done for the day.

6:40 p.m.: I take a hot bubble bath and it feels so good! I read my book and enjoy the bubbles.

7:00 p.m.: I preheat the oven and while it’s doing its thing, I read some blogs, work on this post, and fold laundry. Can you tell I’m a multitasker? Oops! I also pop my pizza in the oven.

7:30 p.m.: Pizza is done! It’s time to settle on the couch to watch an episode of Love Is Blind. Ooh, the men this season are driving me crazy. Almost all of them are just the epitome of toxic masculinity. Gross.

8:45 p.m.: I sit down to continue working on this post and reading blogs. I take breaks to start my nighttime routine: putting away my laundry, doing my skincare routine, cleaning up the kitchen, and brushing my teeth.

10:15 p.m.: Nighttime routine is done, so it’s finally time to get in bed with my book. While I read, the cats jump on the bed to snuggle with me. Eventually, I close my book and queue up an ASMR video to lull me to sleep.

11:10 p.m.: Lights out!

Are you a multitasker, or do you like doing just one thing at a time?

monday in the life: 2020, 2017, 2016, 2015. and 2014

morning // After not going to bed until nearly 1am, I have a very lazy morning. I don’t get out of bed until almost 10 and it feels incredibly divine to just drift in and out of sleep all morning. Eventually, though, I know I need to get my day started. My mom FaceTimes me and we make a plan for this morning, and then I make an easy breakfast of cereal and iced coffee. I eat while reading over yesterday’s Week in the Life post and publish it. Then, I get ready and drive to my mom’s. I pick her up, and we drive over to Michaels to find a pillow form. She has an old shirt of Pops’ that she wants a friend of mine to sew into a pillow, so the friend just asked us to get the size pillow we want, and she’ll do it. We also wind up finding all of these paint-your-own ornaments and Christmas decorations and decide to give ourselves an art project for the holidays. I spend FIFTY DOLLARS on paints, ooooops. I definitely did not mean to do that!

afternoon // After our trip to Michaels, my mom and I stop by Publix so I can pick up a sub and then head back to her place for a day filled with watching football! My brother and older nephew arrive soon after we did and after eating lunch, I get cozy in an armchair and proceed to watch football while talking with my family and playing games on my phone. So relaxing! My mom bakes a delicious pumpkin treat as well as double chocolate cookies, so we munch on those goodies all afternoon and into the early evening.

evening // We order pizza around 5 and eat while watching the late afternoon game. And then there’s more lounging around, chit-chatting, and watching football. I love football Sundays with the fam! I leave halfway through the fourth quarter (since it’s obvious the Packers aren’t going to pull out a win, wah!) and arrive home around 7:30. The girls are very happy to see me and I sit down with them for a bit, giving them pets and some treats. Then, I take a relaxing bubble bath and read my book. Afterward, I work on this post and then do my nighttime routine. I’m in bed by 9:30 with my book and super tired, so I don’t think I’ll get too far before it’s lights out. 🙂

Sunday in the life three years ago, four years ago, five years ago, and six years ago

Thanks for coming along with me this week! It was super fun taking you through a regular week in my life, even though it was busier than usual with social plans. I’m definitely experimenting with what feels comfortable to me in terms of being out and about right now, and I think that’s true for a lot of us. I hope this was enjoyable for everyone to read, and I encourage you to do it on your own blogs or social media. It’s a lot of work, but really fun to look back on (especially since all the other times I did “Week in the Life” Dutch was still alive and taking care of him was such a bit part of my daily life! So different this time around with two cats and working from home full-time).