My Daily Routine at a Deserted Island

My Daily Routine at a Deserted Island

I wake up early in the morning before the sun rises. The desert is excellent, and the air is fresh. I take a deep breath and feel grateful for another day. I wash my face in the water from the stream and brush my teeth with a twig. Then I put on my clothes and start my day. At exactly 8:00 am, I warmed my body with stretching and yoga. After that, I go for a run around the island. It’s about a mile and a half, so it takes me about 20 minutes. When the sun gets too hot, I return to my little hut and eat a healthy breakfast.

I usually eat something light, like fruits and vegetables. In addition, I spend some time reading or exploring the island in the afternoon using a map. Also, the dunes are constantly changing, so there’s always something new to see. Around sunset, I cook dinner for myself over the fire. I usually catch fish from the stream or gather coconuts from the trees. Then, I sit down and enjoy my meal while watching the stars come out.

Notably, there’s no need for alarm clocks because the sun wakes me every morning. I don’t have to commute to work, so I can use that time to do other things I enjoy (Zerubavel). In addition, there’s no need for electric lights at night, because the stars provide all the light I need. The meals I eat are also different. I must catch my food on a deserted island and cook it over the fire. Even with all these changes, I still feel like myself. Finally, I do not have to worry about what I will wear daily because I only have one outfit. Although my daily routine is different on a deserted island, I still live a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Works Cited

Zerubavel, Yael. Desert in the Promised Land. Stanford University Press, 2018.

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My Daily Routine at a Deserted Island

What would your daily routine look like in one of these places? A deserted island, the North Pole, a transatlantic cruise, or a desert. Use five reflexive verbs in 10-12 sentences. Explain how some of the essential elements of your daily routine change in that place. Use connectors like in addition, at first, after, finally, etc.