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Shoe Challenge - Day 18



Today started with some great ambitions... I was up bright and early, went to take care of my boss' dogs and let them play for an hour while I checked emails and read some blogs.  Then I came home to clean out litter boxes (not just a regular clean, but a deep down, dump the litter and scrub them with soap & water kind of clean!).  After that my husband and I picked out paint colors for our dining room, made a to-do list for the afternoon, and then a lunch date.

Then...we ended up taking a nap. Not a normal 20-30 minute nap, but closer to 4 hours, and even then we only woke up because my mom came to drop off a library book that she had borrowed!  Luckily there was still some daylight left and we re-started our projects.  I was able to go purchase paint, let the dogs out a few more times, and get some cleaning and laundry done around the house.  


Needless to say, I wore my slippers all day...including to let the dogs out and go buy paint.      


Do you ever have days like this?!

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