This morning I was browsing the Internet looking for a new dog bed for Sophie. Why, you ask? Let me take you back a couple of days. The other evening, we were doing some laundry and Jerry decided he would wash Sophie’s blankets. I was highly involved with looking at my iPhone as he was asking for instructions on how to wash her dog bed. I was muttering, “yes,” ”a ha,” “ya, the pillowcases,” clearly preoccupied with what I was doing but perturbed by his lack of common sense when it comes to washing a dog bed. Why was he bothering me with this. Just figure it out. I’m busy. In the morning, what did I find? You got it, he washed the pillow filled with the foam. Sophie lost her dog bed. We haven’t made it out to shop for a new one, so the poor thing has been sleeping on a dog bed that is too small for her and she flops off. This morning, finding her a new one was my top priority.
Sophie loves nothing more than to lie on a pile of blankets. The problem is, they get soiled rather quickly due to her condition. After shopping on the Internet to find her a new one, I stumbled across the idea of stuffing her liner with old blankets. I don’t know why I didn’t think of it before, but now that I’ve been seen the idea, I love it. I still had the waterproof liner and the duvet cover from her now deceased dog bed and a mountain of old blankets that I use for her. So I stuffed some old blankets into the waterproof liner and then covered it with the duvet cover. I will admit, I’m not a very resourceful person. I’m product driven and I love to shop, but I am trying to save money and be better to the environment. This fit both of those criteria perfectly.
I’m very happy with our new bed, and Sophie seems to agree.
Pile of old blankets
Stuff into a waterproof liner
Place in duvet cover
Sophie likes her new bed
Moments later
I think she approves
