[The Ten Spot] Response
93. TEN daily routines.
1. If possible, a jog. Even if the run only lasts for ten moments, I need some sort of physical activity to get the blood flowing in the morning. Preferably, I prefer my runs to last about a half hour or so. In the TARDIS, I never nearly get the time I want.
2. Shower. It is, unsurprisingly, my next activity after a jog. If I don’t have time for a jog, I still take one anyway.
3. Banana and toast for breakfast, with a good cuppa. There really is no other way to start a day. No other way.
4. If I’m in the TARDIS, no day is complete without bickering with the Doctor, or teasing, or laughing.
5. Quite unfortunately, it’s become a rather daily habit to get lost trying to find my way to the TARDIS library. I like to think I have a better sense of direction. I think the old girl just has it out to get me in the end.
6. Running for my life is also fast becoming another rather unfortunate routine.
7. If possible, I also like to get in a half hour of reading time before sleeping.
8. When not travelling with the Doctor, work is unsurprisingly a part of my routine. I adore my job, working at the Metropolitain, and having my own column. Not to mention the investigations I stumble upon as I try to make it in investigative journalism.
9. Writing. I know it is my job, but I enjoy doing it regardless.
10. Travelling. That is quite possibly my favourite above all: not knowing where the TARDIS will bring us each morning.
1. If possible, a jog. Even if the run only lasts for ten moments, I need some sort of physical activity to get the blood flowing in the morning. Preferably, I prefer my runs to last about a half hour or so. In the TARDIS, I never nearly get the time I want.
2. Shower. It is, unsurprisingly, my next activity after a jog. If I don’t have time for a jog, I still take one anyway.
3. Banana and toast for breakfast, with a good cuppa. There really is no other way to start a day. No other way.
4. If I’m in the TARDIS, no day is complete without bickering with the Doctor, or teasing, or laughing.
5. Quite unfortunately, it’s become a rather daily habit to get lost trying to find my way to the TARDIS library. I like to think I have a better sense of direction. I think the old girl just has it out to get me in the end.
6. Running for my life is also fast becoming another rather unfortunate routine.
7. If possible, I also like to get in a half hour of reading time before sleeping.
8. When not travelling with the Doctor, work is unsurprisingly a part of my routine. I adore my job, working at the Metropolitain, and having my own column. Not to mention the investigations I stumble upon as I try to make it in investigative journalism.
9. Writing. I know it is my job, but I enjoy doing it regardless.
10. Travelling. That is quite possibly my favourite above all: not knowing where the TARDIS will bring us each morning.