My Morning Routine-It's A Process

"Wouldn't wanna be anybody else...yeah..." My alarm blasts off at the highest decibel possible each morning. I never let Who Says by Selena Gomez get much further in her song before I shut it off. The time I get up depends on the day. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I tend to get up at 9:15 am. Plenty of time for a shower, including shampoo and conditioner, picking out a cute outfit for the day, brushing my teeth and hair (with different brushes of course), my acne cream, and mascara and eyeliner. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I have to sleepily fall out of bed at the miserable hour of 7. Then I proceed to throw on some pair of jeans I wore earlier that week (or the last) and grab a baggy sweatshirt I wouldn't mind never wearing again. No college student needs to dress nice at 7 in the morning. Each morning however, taking my medicine and grabbing a bite to eat just before I have to leave does not change.

I usually am out the door 10-8 minutes before my first class starts. I am not one to show up early to pretty much everything. Night people just do not wake up quickly. That has never been a thing. However, if I were to go to bed earlier each night, I would have more time in the morning to get ready. Then, I could probably spend some time eating a proper breakfast rather than a granola bar and some water.

However, my morning routine probably will never change until I become a real adult in the working world. Until then, I say what I am doing now is perfect for me.

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