Translation Practice #3: Passato Prossimo or the Imperfect?

The passato prossimo and the imperfect can be two past tenses in Italian that seem to confuse English speakers all the time. Below is a short story about a typical day in the life of me. :) Please translate from English to Italian, using the passato prossimo or the imperfect, as needed:

I woke up at 5:10 this morning. Today, however, I was unable to motivate myself, and I overslept. While I was staring at the ceiling, the alarm sounded for the umpteenth time. I decided to wake up and start my day. Since I was running late, I quickly showered and dressed. I realized that I did not have a lot of time to eat breakfast. As I opened the refrigerator, the dog came into the kitchen and started to whine.

I put the dog outside and returned to the kitchen to see what I could make for breakfast. I wanted to hit the road as soon as possible because I knew that the traffic would be horrible. As I was thinking about what to make, the dog pawed at the door. I opened it, let him inside, fed him and refilled his bowl of water. I grabbed my car keys and headed toward the door. As I reach for the handle, I remembered that I left my mobile phone upstairs. As I ran upstairs to get the phone, I dropped my car keys. They fell back down the stairs. I let them fall and continued upstairs to find my mobile phone. I grabbed the phone, ran back downstairs and picked up the keys. I did not want to forget my lunch and retrieved it from the fridge, placed it in my backpack and then went outside. Luckily, there was no frost on the car this morning and simply started her up and got on my way!

I was hungry. Before I went to work, I wanted to stop at the supermarket to get some fruit and some breakfast. I do not have a long commute, but I did not want to wait 40 minutes to eat. Since the supermarket is on the way to work, I knew that it would be a short stop to buy some fruit to take with me to work as well as something small to eat in the car. While I was shopping, my phone rang. A friend of mine was calling to see if I wanted to have coffee before going to work. I told her, "Sorry, I can't meet you this morning. I woke up late." Our conversation was short but I promised to phone later to talk about our respective weekends. I quickly ran through the store, bought my fruit, jumped back into the car and drove to work, hoping to be on time!