My tipical day

I usually wake up at 6am. I like wake up early, because the house is quiet and silent. After washing my face with warm water, I take a coffé with a little milk. After that, I study for 2 hours, eating some cereal with hot water, because I'm always hungry when I wake up in the morning. At 8.30am I wake up my daughter, whose name is Giulia, and that is 2 years old. I prepare some milk, not hot because she don't like hot milk, and then I feed her with a spoon while she is watching Peppa Pig on my computer (yes, I know, I'm not a good dad, but this is the only way for her to eat in the morning). At 9.30am arrive my granparents that bring her for a walk in the park, and a ride on the swing. I run every day for thirty minute, from 10 until 10.30. When I come back at home, I take a shower and finally I go to work, whit bicycle. I arrive at work about 11.15am and I finish at about 19.15pm. When I arrive at home my daugther shouts "Dad! Dad! Dad took me a flower!" (because every day, when I return from work, I take a flower, so she is waiting for it). These shouting are for me the best moment in my day and it recharge me.

My typical day

I usually wake up at 6am. I like to wake up early, because the house is quiet. After washing my face with warm water, I have a coffee with a little milk. After that, I study for 2 hours, while eating some cereal with hot water, because I'm always hungry when I wake up in the morning. At 8.30am I wake up my 2 year old daughter, whose name is Giulia. I prepare some milk, not hot because she doesn't like hot milk, and then I feed her with a spoon while she is watching Peppa Pig on my computer (yes, I know, I'm not a good dad, but this is the only way for her to eat in the morning). At 9.30am arrive my grandparents arrive and take her for a walk in the park, and a ride on the swing. I run every day for thirty minutes, from 10 until 10.30. When I return home, I take a shower and finally I go to work, by bicycle. I arrive at work around 11.15am and I finish about 19.15pm. When I arrive at home my daughter shouts "Dad! Dad! Dad bring me a flower!" (because every day, when I return from work, I bring a flower, so she is always waiting for it). Her shouts of welcome are the best moment in my day and they recharge me.