scheherazade_79
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I'm curious. Does anybody else get the occasional day when everything that can go wrong does go wrong?
I'm not talking one or two disasters here - what I'm talking about a kind of inverted Midas Touch, where everything that comes into contact with you either smashes, blows up, breaks down, or just falls apart.
Since getting up this morning, the following has happened to me:
1. I discovered that I'd lost my purse with all my credit cards.
2. When I got into the car to drive to the supermarket to see if I'd left it there, my car door wouldn't shut. Frustrated, I slammed and slammed and slammed... until the rubber draught-excluder fell off, and now I have to drive to the sound (and feel) of a howling gale.
3. On my way home (and no, my purse hadn't been handed in) I ran out of petrol and had to phone my parents to come and bail me out with a jerry can.
4. I locked my keys in the car.
5. I smashed an expensive vase at my parents' house on my way in.
6. I dropped my new mobile phone and managed to crack the display.
7. I turned on the heater in my room, and it knocked out the power throughout the house.
It's three o'clock and I haven't had lunch yet. I had to cancel my cards and have no money to buy any fast food, and I'm too scared to cook. With sharp knives and a gas stove, the potential for disaster is infinite. Today is reminding me a little of the movie, "Final Destination"...
Anyone else get days like that, or is it just me?
I'm not talking one or two disasters here - what I'm talking about a kind of inverted Midas Touch, where everything that comes into contact with you either smashes, blows up, breaks down, or just falls apart.
Since getting up this morning, the following has happened to me:
1. I discovered that I'd lost my purse with all my credit cards.
2. When I got into the car to drive to the supermarket to see if I'd left it there, my car door wouldn't shut. Frustrated, I slammed and slammed and slammed... until the rubber draught-excluder fell off, and now I have to drive to the sound (and feel) of a howling gale.
3. On my way home (and no, my purse hadn't been handed in) I ran out of petrol and had to phone my parents to come and bail me out with a jerry can.
4. I locked my keys in the car.
5. I smashed an expensive vase at my parents' house on my way in.
6. I dropped my new mobile phone and managed to crack the display.
7. I turned on the heater in my room, and it knocked out the power throughout the house.
It's three o'clock and I haven't had lunch yet. I had to cancel my cards and have no money to buy any fast food, and I'm too scared to cook. With sharp knives and a gas stove, the potential for disaster is infinite. Today is reminding me a little of the movie, "Final Destination"...
Anyone else get days like that, or is it just me?