'I recently switched from a full-time, salaried position to working just 20 hours a week. I'm still figuring out my next steps, which would ideally be a new full-time job with better work/life balance or going back to school.'
$100 9:33 a.m. — My alarm goes off but I'm a little groggy from staying out later than usual last night. I lay in bed and make a grocery list on my phone for a family brunch I'm hosting this morning.
7:58 a.m. — Finally drag myself out of bed and into my living room to start work. I work remotely for a company on the east coast so I start a bit earlier than is typical . I put the kettle on for another cup of Trader Joe's chai, take my multivitamin, and make some cinnamon toast before diving into emails. Due to my part-time schedule, I haven't logged on since last Thursday, so I have a couple hundred emails to catch up on.
7:10 p.m. — I abandon all grocery shopping plans when our friend says he wants to treat us to dinner. I spend ages looking for my Ventra card before remembering I lent it to him to get around this week. I run for the bus and just make it. Instead of my prepaid card, I use my credit card for a contactless payment.8:50 p.m. — Stuffed on delicious pizza, we stop at a brewery on the way home. Our friend gets the Uber there and B. buys a round for them both .
4:45 p.m. — I stop by Whole Foods on my way home and stock up on Honeycrisp apples, kale, broccoli, sweet potatoes, an onion, eggs, fire-roasted tomatoes, tomato paste, coconut milk, ginger sparkling water, and a cookie . This will feed both B. and me for lunches and dinners through the end of the week. I also hit up Walgreens for Listerine at B.'s request and see Dr. Teal's Epsom salts on sale.
7 p.m. — I get started on tonight's dinner, Half-Baked Harvest's cashew Indian butter paneer with Trader Joe's frozen parathas. B. helps a little — normally we divide the cooking more evenly, but he's taking a big test on Friday so I try to free up some extra time for him to study. We talk about planning a trip to Peru next spring because I spotted some killer flight deals this week. B. packs up the leftovers, tidies up, and goes back to studying.
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