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I have a confession to make, and it's about the morning routine. I used to be the person who set five alarms and hit snooze four times and stumbled into.

I have a confession to make, and it's about the morning routine. I used to be the person who set five alarms and hit snooze four times and stumbled into.

The email came at 11 PM, which should have been my first red flag. My friend Rachel was asking if I could watch her kids the following weekend — again —.

Here's what I used to think about optimism: it was for people who hadn't paid.

There's this moment I have fairly often, usually around 9 pm when the apartment is finally quiet and I've put the kids to bed and I'm standing at my kitchen.

There is a version of me that exists in the text messages I have not sent yet. It is the version that wants to say actually, I already have plans that night.