365 Things to Smile About Day 304. I Can't Believe I Did That!

Yes, the title of this post really best describes what I thought at the end of yesterday!  Because of how exhausted I was Monday night I ended up sleeping on the couch at my friend's house.  I love these friends!  They weren't even home and yet their other roommates were so kind as to say it was no problem for me to crash!  But I digress.

I had to be at work in Richmond (about a 2 hour drive away) by 8 am and I also had to stop by my house and change before hand.  I set my alarm for 4:30 am and eventually fell asleep.  I have to say, 4:30 came before I was prepared!  But after hitting snooze once I was up and even managed to be pulling away from the house a couple minutes before 5.  I learned if you are ever looking for a light traffic time to drive to Richmond, that would be at 5 am on a Tuesday morning!  I made it in less than two hours!  Which meant I had a half an hour before I technically had to be up!  30 minutes of ridiculously fast sleep was wonderful!

My day was anything but short!  With coffee in my mug, I started my 12 hour day!  And the thing was...I was ready for it!  I was looking forward to everything I had to do!  Teaching my clients, telling my co-workers about the interview (I never had such a supportive group of people to work with!!) and writing up my summaries and lesson plans.  At the end of the day, I remembered that not only was my car's gas tank almost empty, my fridge was nearly bare!  And yes, that meant I went to the grocery store before going home  I think I ate dinner about 8:30-9pm!  I remember also doing something on the computer but honestly...I couldn't tell you what!  Possibly responding to emails...and lord knows what I said!

And as I lay down to go to sleep, all I could think was, "I can't believe I did that!"  According to TimeHop, 3 years ago today I was rejoicing over being able to walk to the garden, sit a while and then walk back inside!  Lol!  I can only laugh at where I am now in comparison!  Once again, I find myself being so very, very grateful!