I'm not really one for routines, or at least not rigid routines. For example, after I have woken up, the first thing I want to do is have at least two cups of coffee. If I find that I have run out of coffee and/or milk (for my coffee), it is not a good start to my day. What happens after that can vary greatly in terms of the order it is done, or if it is done at all.
I know there are some people who find it difficult to function without a rigid routine; things being done in a particular order, and at a specific time of day. I never know how I am going to be feeling physically and emotionally from one day to the next, which is partly why I prefer to be more flexible. In addition, I can sometimes get bored of rigid routines and fancy a change.
I'm not really one for routines, or at least not rigid routines. For example, after I have woken up, the first thing I want to do is have at least two cups of coffee. If I find that I have run out of coffee and/or milk (for my coffee), it is not a good start to my day. What happens after that can vary greatly in terms of the order it is done, or if it is done at all.
I know there are some people who find it difficult to function without a rigid routine; things being done in a particular order, and at a specific time of day. I never know how I am going to be feeling physically and emotionally from one day to the next, which is partly why I prefer to be more flexible. In addition, I can sometimes get bored of rigid routines and fancy a change.
