Here is my current routine EVERYDAY (I go 6 days a week):
Wake up at 5 a.m.
Get dressed and do my hair and make-up (I know - ridiculous, but you'll see why in a second)
Get out the door by 540 a.m. to make it to the gym by 550 a.m.
550 a.m.- get to gym
640 a.m. - leave gym
650 a.m. - arrive home to get my 7 year old ready for school
710 a.m. - bring my daughter to school (which is in our community) and then head out for 1.5 mile walk, YES - even after going to the gym
740 a.m. - get home, hop in the shower and wash my body of sweat (I do not wash my hair, I DO blow dry it with cold air though and that pretty much takes care of any sweat in my hair line)
750 a.m. - get dress and "touch up my make-up (usually just a little of powder)
755 a.m. - head out the door for work to arrive by 810 a.m. (I do eat my breakfast in the car or when I get to work-this is a downfall)
NOW - I have many advantages here:
A. I live close to the gym
B. I live close to my daughters school
C. I live close to my job
If you do not have children, I think you could probably swing it. I ALWAYS plan my outfit and lunch the night before. Everything is laid out to not hold me up.
Now, as far as the routine itself, how I get up and how I feel. Well, I NEVER exercised. My whole life I NEVER exercised and I started this routine about 2 months ago. For the first 3 weeks it was REALLY hard and I definately didnt start at 6 days a week but after you do it and you feel how amazing it makes you feel and how the rest of your day goes, its well worth it. It sets the pace for my day and believe it or not, I have MORE energy throughout the day. Yes, I do go to bed a little earlier than usual (usually 930-10 pm) but that really is not a big deal to me. After doing it a while, your body just gets accustomed to it and I actually started to feel like crap on the days I didnt go, thus the reason I built myself up to 6 days. Anyway, sorry for babbling. I just wanted to let you know that I could relate and how so.
Good luck!