Sure man. Here's what it's been this past couple of weeks, and probably going to be for the next few weeks:
I wake up at 5:15am. Get my wife's breakfast prepared and give the dog a belly rub, then wake the wife up. Get a few chores done around the house while I check my business email on my iPhone. 6:00am I walk the dog for 20-30 minutes to get him some exercise as the sun starts to slowly creep up over the horizon.
Then I shower and get ready for my day because I have a day job, too, motherfucker. I could go full-time IM, but I have no interest in that. See why shortly.
7:15am we both leave. My commute lately takes about 12 to 15 minutes. I use this time to jam out on my car's extremely nice sound system, using my steering wheel as a drum set and looking like a complete moron. Current playlist:
Blink-182 - Bored to Death, Bastille - Good Grief, 30 Seconds To Mars - The Race, The Killers - Runaways
This usually gets me to the parking garage by the last bars of Runaways. I'll switch up the songs Monday.
I head in and set my laptop up. I've got a dual-screen Windows desktop I use to run Tableau and Oracle and such, and a Mac Mini desktop for things such as OmniGraffle and OmniFocus, but I honestly spend 75% of the time here at the office on the same computer that I use for IM.
I check work email and chat with coworkers until a few more people arrive, and at 8:00am we head to the local coffee shop 1/3 mile from the office.
8:45am is a standup meeting with one of the department's teams. 10:00am is another. Half the time I have another meeting squeezed in there. Between 10:30am and 11:30am I get some development and organizational work done.
11:30am I drive back home to play with the dog. Less traffic means it takes about ten minutes. I listen to pieces of podcasts for the remainder of my traveling time.
I eat some lunch and play with the dog (he weighs five pounds, btw). Then I crank through about an hour of IM client work. My personal projects have taken a backburner for the time being, as I'm 100% booked up with client work, and guaranteed cash sure beats maybe-in-the-future cash.
1:00pm I head back to the office. Some people hate the idea of spending almost an hour in a car every day, but I like it. I enjoy my car, and it drives like a go-kart so every stoplight is a goddamn drag race, thank you very much.
From 1:15pm to 4:30pm it's a mixture of various office-related things, report development and QA work, and intermittent client work when applicable. Honestly half my day is spent communicating with co-workers, all of whom I enjoy. I also get the job of planning team outings, but we are in between outings now.
4:30pm I bail to beat traffic and head home. When I get home, I play with the dog some and make dinner, because I'm great at everything. The wife gets home at around 5:30pm, and we eat while watching Parks and Recreation and working on a puzzle together. 6:30pm we settle down, she practices surgery stuff while I do another hour or so of client work, then we relax and watch a movie together or play some games.
10:00pm is bedtime. Rinse and repeat.
The weekends are a whole different story. We try to have an adventure each weekend day. More on that when that threat is applicable.