I'll try to post in here a bit, but it won't be every day.

I sort of end up doing a set routine (usually around a challenge) until I complete the challenge, or get bored of it.  Then I move on to something completely different.

This is the challenge I last did.  I got to about 50 after starting at 20.  No idea how many I could do now though...

I also do this workout of pain every now and then.  One handed exercises with 12kg (26lb) and two handed with 16kg (35lb).  I'm ruined after that...

.. or some sledging.  I have a 12lb sledgehammer that I got for exercise.

Now I'm doing these challenges:
• This painful disaster mentioned by someone here
• I want to be able to comfortably carry the weight of my wife (and kids?).
• Just heard of kipping pull-ups, so I'm seeing if I can do a few of them...

So my daily routine lately is:

After work
• I take my sandbag for a walk to the park (40kg/90lb).  I'll slowly up the weight to maybe 65kg/150lb?  if I can
• Run around a bit and play with my 16mnth old son (the hunt).
• Some frenetic activity - all of the kipping pull ups I can do in a few sets (the kill)
• Walk my sandbag home again (bring the hunt home)
It would be great if I could teleport my sandbag to the park and just carry it home, but that aint gonna happen 

Last thing at night
• I got to an ugly Frog Stand for 60 seconds, so now up to the Tuck Planche.  Holey #$*@ that is tough.  I can't hold all of my lower body up in the air like that (all rotator cuff and lats?), so I cheat and have my toes on the couch and try as hard as I can to lift my toes off the couch.  Maybe I'll get there one day.
• I do them on my pushup handles so they are more difficult and then I do about 10 push ups, either normal or wide
• The Tuck Front Lever on my doorway pull up bar.  I'm up to about 20 seconds.  That is also &*#@ tough to do (all pecs/abs?) and it took me a while to get my body parallel to the ground.
• Pull ups until I'm ruined, which happens to be about 1.5 - 2.5 
• Maybe some sit ups if I am feeling up to it (with a straight back, not the useless curly ones)
• Maybe another set or two of 10 push ups, maybe inclined or declined.

I'm now doing more push ups and I have added some sledging most nights.

I will also do a few commando sit ups (using the couch  ) when I feel like it.

My wife also just gave birth to our second child, so the park trips are a bit few and far between right now...

Some changes:

After work (not every day)
• Take my sandbag for a walk to the park (now up over 50kg/110lb I think).
• About 20 squats with the bag if I am feeling energetic 

Last thing at night
I workout arms, core and shoulders, or rest

Arms
• Tuck Planche.  It's still too hard.  Maybe one day I be able to do it properly...
• 10 push ups on my push up handles so they are more difficult, either normal or wide or declined with my toes on the couch
• The Advanced Tuck Front Lever (woohoo! I got to the next stage) on my doorway pull up bar.
• 4 sets of 4 pull ups
• 4 sets of a few bicep and tricep exercises with my kettlebells
• 3 sets of fast sledge hammer exercises

Core and shoulders
• 4 sets of a few shoulder exercises with kettlebells (shrugs etc)
• 4 sets of push ups
• 4 sets of commando sit ups

Not many changes:

After work (almost every day)
• Take my sandbag for a walk to the park (now up over 60kg/130lb according to my crappy scales - it's darn hard to weigh).
• 20-30 squats and toe lifts (calf extensions) with the bag.

Last thing at night
I workout arms, core and shoulders, or rest

Arms
• Tuck Planche (attempt).  The missus might beat me to doing it.....
• Advanced Tuck Front Lever.
• 4 sets of pull-ups
• 4 sets of:
Wide hammer curls, bicep curls, double reverse curls, kick-backs, overhead tricep extensions.
• Sometimes 3 sets of fast sledge hammer exercises

Core and shoulders
• Tuck Planche (attempt).
• Advanced Tuck Front Lever
• 4 sets of:
Empty cans, shrugs, bent over kettlebell rows, push-ups, pull-overs, roman chair type sit ups and back extensions.

I do all of my weights with one kettlebell a time (to workout my core at the same time).

This is the challenge I last did.  I got to about 50 after starting at 20.  No idea how many I could do now though...

Did you gain any noticeable muscle from the pushup challenge?

So now my routine is mostly:

Deadlifts 5x6 -100kg (I've run out of steel to add to my bar  )
Full body dips 5x6
Declined pushups 5x11
Chins 5x6

About 3 times a week.

On between days I might still try the planche or lever and I will take my sandbag for a walk every now and then.

Deadlifts 5x8 -100kg (snatch grip and standing on the phone book)
Full body dips 5x7
Diamond pushups 5x11 (I find them harder than declined)
Chins 5x6 (or 7 if I'm feeling energetic )

I'm pushing myself with the deadlifts (and gaining well) and dips, but not leaving a lot left for chins.  I might stick to the same deadlifts for a bit and catch up.... or drop to 4 sets

I'm at about 2 workouts a week with all the stuff that's going on these days.

Deadlifts 5x5 - 230lb+ (snatch grip and standing on the phone book)
Full body dips +18lb 5x5
Diamond pushups + 30lb 5x5 (I got my son to sit high on my back   )
Chins +18lb 5x4

I'm not exactly sure how much my barbell weighs.  I thought I had nearly 220lb (95 + 95 + 22), but I just added 26lb.
I now have 108 labeled lb on each side of a (I though 22lb) bar.   My dodgy scales say it is 230lb.  Maybe it is a 15lb bar and I only had 205 before?

Whatever...  I got 26lb more on it anyway