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A summer day in my life | Sassy Teen


In one of my posts, I gave you a glimpse into my quarantine life. Today, I'll give you a glimpse again, but into a better, outdoorsy life (that's what I love). I thought it would be better to let you guys in on what I have been doing. And here's the thing, my routine isn't very fancy or entertaining. It's just a typical day. 
               
Click here to see what I had been up to in my quarantine lifestyle. So, let's not wait anymore and get started! 

Morning Routine 

My alarm goes off at 5:45 am. I wake up, drink 2 glasses of water, brush my teeth and start getting ready for tennis. I like to drink a glass of milk before starting my tennis kit preparation. Then I pack my tennis kit (get the water bottles, towels and racquets ready) and leave my house at 6:15 am. 

 The session begins at 6:30 am and finishes at 8 o'clock. Then I reach home at around 8:30 am. After drinking my protein shake, taking a shower, writing in my journal, planning the day, checking my phone, and playing with my dog, I take breakfast at half past 9. 

Day Routine 

After taking a hearty breakfast (which most of the times is high-protein), I sit in my room with my books ready for online classes. There are 3 classes a day. The first one starts at 10 am and the 3rd and last ends at 12:40 pm. I like to drink one glass of water after this and also like to have a teaspoon of chia seeds soaked in water. 

Then I eat a bowl of mangoes and read a topic or two that had been discussed in the classes. Then I move on to eat lunch. Lunch time brings quiz time too, discussing about the world wars, world history, countries and capitals, and much more. After lunch, I like to watch T.V. (any movie or series on Netflix or Amazon Prime) and do some homework after that.

 Then, I again start preparing for tennis at half past 4. I fill up my water bottles and pack my towels and racquets. I change into tennis clothes and wear my tennis shoes. After combing my hair and making my typical hairstyle (a French braid), I drink a glass of mango shake. Dad drives me to tennis and I reach at 5:30 pm. 

Night Routine 

After 3 hours of intense tennis and fitness, I reach home at 9 pm. This is where my night routine begins which isn't very spectacular or something but is constant. I drink a glass of strawberry protein shake and take a quick shower after that. Then, I take dinner at 9:30 pm after which I also feel like having a glass of milk. 

After dinner, I keep searching some ideas on Pinterest. After I'm done doing that, I write in my journal for a second time. Before hitting the sack, I chant a prayer and express my gratitude to God. My day finishes at 10:15 pm, when I sleep. 

➮I hope you found this routine helpful. If you feel like it, you may borrow a point or two from this. 
                    Ask a question or add a comment and let me know about what ritual or routine do you follow in your typical summer day in the comment section. 

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  1. U r Inspiration sis🌹.
    Love yah!!

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    1. Wow, thanks for such motivational words Tavleen ❤

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  2. Loved this blog❣️..
    That's a tough routine to follow with all the intense training that you do , but I hope it'll be worth it.. You are definitely one of the most hardworking people I know..Keep going 👍❣️👍

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    1. Thank you so much! Stay tuned for more of these 🤗

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