Thursday, July 27, 2006
Nick at the FAA in Washington, DC
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This is a picture of me outside the FAA offices in Washington, DC. I had a great long weekend in DC - very productive and I learned a lot. My dad had some new projects come up, so we are not going to Oshkosh this year after all. There is plenty to do here, though, and I have been keeping busy.
In case you were wondering, my ideal weekday schedule looks something like this:
- 4:45am - Wake up
- 5:45am - Breakfast
- 6:45am - Begin work day
- 11:00am - First lunch
- 1:00pm - Second lunch
- 2:00pm - Gym
- 3:00pm - Coffee
- 6:00pm - End work day
- 7:00pm - Quick swim in the pool
- 7:30pm - Dinner
- 9:00pm - Go to bed
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Why are you getting up at 4:45? And what are you doing between the time you get up and the time you eat breakfast? What do you eat for lunch?
Hi Melissa,
I woke up at 5:10am today. I enjoy the early mornings. It means less traffic everywhere - on the road and in the office.
Between the time that I wake up and the time that I eat breakfast, I shower, shave, and then drive to the restaurant near my office.
For lunch, I eat a total of 8oz of baked chicken breast with about one pint of white rice.
Thanks for asking!
Nick
I woke up at 5:10am today. I enjoy the early mornings. It means less traffic everywhere - on the road and in the office.
Between the time that I wake up and the time that I eat breakfast, I shower, shave, and then drive to the restaurant near my office.
For lunch, I eat a total of 8oz of baked chicken breast with about one pint of white rice.
Thanks for asking!
Nick
wooow! i think i should get up early like u...(^o^;;
going to bet at 9PM!??? eating white rice!? why Rice? lol
going to bet at 9PM!??? eating white rice!? why Rice? lol
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