Tomorrow is going to be a hectic New Years Eve in DC.  When I wake up, I will have to get both babies diapers, dressed, and fed.  If I wake up before them, I might get a shower, but I doubt that it will happen that way.  For breakfast, I will probably make some eggs with bacon.  I might make some oatmeal as well, or else I will just feed the babies some baby food fruits.  I am sure that I will need a cup of coffee in order to have the burst of energy that I am going to need.  I also have to fold clothes, vacuum the living room floor, and do my five minute morning workout.

Then, one baby and his dad are going to pick up the construction worker to begin remodeling our home.  On their way back, I will need him to pick up some groceries.  I will probably get the ingredients to make chicken casserole for dinner because it is quick, and he can make it with joy.  For lunch, we will probably have sandwiches and chips.  Turkey and cheese deli sandwiches with dc new years' eve French onion dip and generic brand wavy chips sounds like an awesome lunch.  I will make sweet tea, too.

I know that I have to do a lot for work.  First, I will click all of the ad links in our newsletters and on our website to make sure that they are working properly.  Then, I will work on any other e-mails that are in the inbox.  Next, I will work on following up with possible advertisers, and I will check the discounters portal after that.  Other things I have to do include updating Twitter and Facebook for the company, updating my tasks sheet, and try to work on anything that is left in my inbox that has not been resolved yet.  If I have any down time before my customer service duty starts, I will work on writing New Years Eve in DC articles; I have to write at least three or four of those per day each month in order to complete the cycle.