If you're having sleep issues, you really, REALLY don't want to emulate us! However, as the owner of a 7.5 month old, I'm interested in this too so here goes.
Timings are approximate. Mine is breastfed. This would be an "at home" day for us - if we're out, I try to time it so he falls asleep in the pushchair.
0615 - feed. Might fall asleep again for a bit.
0715 - up for day.
0800 - breakfast.
0915 - nap.
1115 - awake. Play time.
1215 - lunch. Followed by breastfeed but often uninterested.
1330/1400 - nap. Anything from 45 minutes to 2 hours. Try to push start time as late as possible and get him to stay down as long as possible, to reduce awake time before bedtime (he gets really grumpy if awake past 3 hours, and it makes for a miserable dinner).
1500ish - play time.
1600 - breastfeed.
1630 - play time.
1700/1730 - dinner.
1730/1800 - bath
1830/1900 - bed (story, breastfeed to sleep, transfer to cot).
Night wakings: don't get me started. It was just starting to improve when we upset the apple cart by going away for Easter. On a good night, he goes 3-4 hours between feeds. On a bad night, 1.5-2 hours. Unsurprisingly, we often end up co-sleeping.
He has a Sleepyhead, which helps, and we've just moved him into his own room this week. We're thinking of some gentle sleep training if things are unchanged in a month's time; our goal is to get him going 4 hours between feeds at night.
He's taken to solids really well, and will drink water from a cup. I think he eats quite a lot - breakfast today was half a Weetabix with milk, followed by a couple of tablespoons of fruit puree. We use the little IKEA bowls for most meals, to give you an idea of portion size.
If we're at home, or he's really tired, he breastfeeds to sleep. If we're out, it's pushchair - he doesn't really do self-settling. It means I have to time meals quite carefully as he won't feed to sleep if he's too full and doesn't eat well if too tired.
Would be interested to see how he compares to others, he's noticeably worse for sleep than most of his friends!