Jodi's Daily Life

Hello!

This week I'm going to talk about my friend Jodie's daily life. Since Jodie is currently a student, she is living a pretty simple and casual life right now, compared to before (when she used to work at a bar in Hong Kong).

On an average weekday, Jodie said that she usually wakes up at 7:30 a.m, and doesn't have classes until 9. From there, she has classes directly until 4:30 p.m. The classes she takes are a history class, our Thai language and culture class, an accounting class, and a graphic design class. These classes really have no correlation with each other, and I think it's because Jodie still doesn't have a "major" so she's still exploring.

If for some reason Jodie doesn't have class in the afternoon, then she usually tries to go to the gym where she does some cardio. On normal days though, after class, she usually chills and watches Youtube videos of cats or of cooking videos.  Jodie is obsessed with dumplings for some reason (other than the fact that they are delicious).

Fun Fact: Jodie loves dumplings so much that her Instagram username has the word 'dumpling' on it, she put her name as "Lil Dumpling" and she  put her location as "Dim Sum Restaurant."

Jodie also enjoys going through her social media, she likes scrolling through Instagram, and once again she likes watching animal or cat videos, and she also loves watching videos of people cooking dumplings.

If she feels creative, Jodie will also try to draw a bit. She enjoys drawing on a sketchbook with a simple led pencil, or, she'll also work on an iPad pro with a stencil. Jodie told me that she's been drawing since she was really young, so it used to be like a habit to her, but now she has been finding it harder to draw every day.

After chilling for a bit, Jodie eats dinner, and afterward, she usually goes on a night run around the campus. Even though Jodie is truly really skinny, she still really enjoys working out, and she sometimes works out twice a day if she has time.

After her run, Jodie goes back to her dorm to prepare for the next day. She studies then does any homework that is due the next day and prepares her bag and uniform for the next day. Afterward, she reads some Chinese books for fun and then goes to sleep.

Overall, Jodie's day begins early at 7:30 and ends around 12:00. Her day is actually kind of similar to mine since I also enjoy chilling throughout the day.

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