/lit/ - Literature

>>7768104

>Audemars
>new money

you're thinking of Hublot faggot

I posted something similar to this awhile back, but neglected to save it. I'll try to recount it again here.

This is what a typical day of writing looks like for me.

>Wake around 11am. Get out of bed and dress in lounging clothes.
>Light breakfast along with morning supplements. Look over the paper or flip through a magazine.
>Morning stretches and exercises. 20 minutes.
>Shower and dress for the day
>Pack bags and briefcase with materials and clothes
>Leave the house around 1pm
>Get to the Galleria around 1:30, 2:00. Walk around outside or inside for about an hour. Go shopping if in the mood.
>Find a good seat and settle down for the first session. Take vitamins along with an entire bottle of water around 3:00.
>Write or edit for the next three hours without interruption (all writing is done first in pencil, then scanned and typed up for editing).
>Break for late lunch (not heavy) and afternoon supplements.
>Take another brief walk. Settle down for the second session around 7:00.
>Write or edit for 2 hours without interruption
>Get up and pack things around 9:30. Leave the Galleria and head over to Lifetime Fitness
>Lift or swim until around 11:30. Shower, change and leave Lifetime
>Get home around midnight. Late dinner, heaviest meal of the day. Change into leisure clothes and get settled. Unpack things from work day.
>Spend the rest of the night either reading or playing videogames. Retire between 3 and 4 a.m.
>Follow with recovery day. Light activity, no writing or editing. Look over portfolios and transact any pressing business.