My everyday life / One day of my life
I wake up at
six half past half past six every morning. I take a shower and
I have a shave. Then, I usually have breakfast with coffee and cookies. At
seven quarter past seven, I read economics and financial news in Spain because I manage a small amount of money. The money is mine, but, also, from my family and friends. I buy or sell shares listed on the Spanish stock exchange. At nine o’clock, I usually walk for half-hour to get into work. I start to work at half past nine.
At the pharmacy, I advise patients on the selection, dosages, interactions, and side effects of medications. I monitor the progress of patients to ensure the safe and effective use of medication. A point-of-contact for patients with health inquiries, such as kidney and liver failure. I refer to other health professionals, if necessary. I supervise pharmacy technicians and other staff.
At two o’clock, I take the bus
to get home. Then, I have lunch,
I have a rest and I do my homework. At five o’clock, I study public health: epidemiology and biostatistics, health policy and management, research design…. I am doing a course online. At
six half past
six in the afternoon, I study English and I greet my friends in italki or Skipe.
At nine o’clock, my wife and I have dinner. I usually prepare our evening meal. Then, we watch TV together or we talk about our day. Sometimes, we also talk
about the daily news of the world. At eleven o’clock in the
night evening I'm very tired. Then,
I get a good night’s sleep and I start again.
