'12 p.m. — I treat myself to sushi for lunch. It's been ages since I did this. I get a spicy salmon roll, a spicy tuna roll, miso soup, and salad via Ritual. $14.63'
Was there an expectation for you to attend higher education? Did you participate in any form of higher education? If yes, how did you pay for it?
At what age did you become financially responsible for yourself and do you have a financial safety net? 9:30 a.m. — Success! That was much easier than I thought. Now it's time to get my morning Starbucks. I revert to my usual order: a venti Pike Place with oat milk . Then I head home and settle down at my WFH desk.
5 p.m. — I was meant to use ClassPass credits for a barre workout tonight, but I'm not feeling up to it. I'm so disappointed. I call the studio to cancel my spot. The staff member is super kind and doesn't charge me the cancellation fee, so all I lose is the credit for that class. I take a nap to sleep off these cramps.7 p.m. — Goodness me, I'm living an exciting life. I have a toasted bagel with peach jam from Niagara on the Lake , then go to bed early. Today was not my day.
6 p.m. — It's time to go on a walk. I plan out my loop, put my headphones in, and off I go. My first stop is Farm Boy to grab groceries for the rest of the week. My shop includes turkey-kale burgers, peppers, zucchini, pineapple, salad mix, mild salsa, and pita chips. I also stop in at the LCBO on my way home because tonight calls for a bottle of rosé!8 p.m. — I make curry with shrimp, veggies, and the leftover Penang sauce from Sunday's takeout. Oh my, it's delicious.
1 p.m. — I'm on a half-day today, so work is done. I close my laptop and think about lunch. I roast pepper and zucchini, cook up quinoa, fry the last of the Costco chicken sausage, and have it with spring greens — it's so delicious!