Mine is a bit different:
5:30 - Wake up
6:00 - Pool/run
7:00 - Shower
7:15 - Breakfast on way to work (Milk, apple, 1/2 bagel)
7:30 - Dock laptop, power up
7:35 - Email
7:45 - Browse for news/laughs (Slashdot, Dilbert, UF, NewsForge, CNN, ABC News, CNN-FN, Joel On Software (once a week), PerlMonks ).
8:15 - Work
Email and browse time vary, but it's usually fairly short, since I do most of my heavy duty browsing/emailing in the evenings.
Phemur
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