This is my current "look", as foster mom to five kitten toddlers.

No, my closet is not full of sweats, I just wear the same set over and over. Every couple of days I throw them into the wash with the kittens' bedding. That's my dirty little secret, so to speak.
Note the shoes. I normally wear flip flops this time of year, but have resorted to clogs to protect my toes from their little needle toes.

This is not what you think it is. I had just washed this, then proceeded to drip guacamole on it. Sigh.

4 comments:
I am totally with you on that show. I love it, but they need a reality check. I am a stay-at-home mom, and there is NO WAY I'm running around in cute little skirts and cashmere sweaters - are you kidding me? Between the lack of mobility, the winters and the dry cleaning bill, it just isn't happening.
Seriously, do they really expect these moms to catch a toddler hell-bent on running into the street in kitten heels? (LOL - I guess we could call what you have "kitten clogs")
LOVE the kitty slippers!
Hah! I hadn't realized how much my "kitten clogs" look like "bunny slippers" until you both mentioned them.
Fun reality show: give Stacey a litter of bottle-fed kittens or puppies to foster for a month, and see what she is wearing at the end!
I love that show...it looks kinda demoralizing sometimes though...lol. I always dress up, because I like to I guess. But some of the things that they pick out DO seem a bit impractical.
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