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We have been lurkers on the forum for a while. Decided to post as have had the day from hell and wondered what stands out as being a day from hell for you?
We woke up this morning to find our wee cat lying ill outside sad Brought him in to find him unresponsive. 2 cats have been poisoned here in the last 6 months so alarm bells went off.1 hour later and in the emergency vet to be told that he has chronic kidney failure and the next 48 hours are crucial. We arrived back at the house for me (Sweet) to go up to where I found him to see if there were any signs of anything only to step down from the wall and go over on my ankle! This resulted in me screaming n nearly passing out in front of the kids n lying in a mess on the wet ground :( Enter Kandi who fire lifted me straight back into the car and straight up to A&E. Now lying on the couch with an ankle the size of a balloon with crutches n out of action for 10 days! Lol, so now feeling all sorry for myself and poor Kandi had to do the Florence Nightingale thing and still waiting to hear about our gorgeous wee cat. So, what equates to the 'Day from Hell' for you?
Welcome to the forums.
Sorry to hear about your troubles. Hugs from us both.
Days from hell----Im not sure I have ever had one. There was a short period about ten years ago when everything seemed to go wrong and it was only a firm belief that things could only get better that kept me going.
Welcome to the forums.
Sorry to hear about your troubles. Hugs from us both.
Days from hell----Im not sure I have ever had one. There was a short period about ten years ago when everything seemed to go wrong and it was only a firm belief that things could only get better that kept me going.
Hi and welcome to the Forum!
Sounds like a pretty bad day, have had many of them myself.
Somthing similar involving a cat happened to me a while back.
Met a fantastic and very gorgeous girl, she had a cat, she loved it and spent like £400 to get it, was some type of designer cat? Anyway, we were going out on fine sunny afternoon and as we were about to leave her groundfloor flat, in a rush i might add, she asked me to close the window.
Now it was one of those open from the top, angle opening double glazed things, where it opens slightly at the top then gradually gets smaller toward the hinged bottom bit (sure you know what I mean?)
In the rush as she had been late getting ready I forgot (I know what your thinking and no, trust me it's worse)......
We went out and ended up arguing as she had taken ages to get ready got to where we were going and spoke hardly at all, other than the odd, yeah, no etc. On the way home we started to make up and I thought "ok good end to a bad day" (oh no how wrong.)
I dropped my lady friend straight at work and she asked me to go to her's and feed the cat, she didn't go out as she was a "house cat" so when I opened the door I looked about and she was nowhere to be seen.
I went to the front room and the window was open "yikes" the cat has escaped..........
I go out giving it "here kitty, kitty, kitty" and a neighbour opened the window and asked if I was looking for a small grey kitten (thinking thank god, she has found her and taken her in).
The girl comes out holding a small shoe box. The cat had got up on the curtain rail, slipped down and slid into the crack in the window (the one i left open) and choked to death and the girl found her on her return.
Horrified, I thanked her and thought about what I was going to do.
Now partly to cover my back, buit mostly to make it easier on my new girlfriend rather than her looking at the window and thinking horrible thoughts everyday she lived there I concocted a story that the cat had got out, had a fight with another cat and died. Much less traumatic right?
I bravely went to pick said girl up, explained the situation about the cat having been fighting and died, but not suffered as she had a heart attack, elaborated that i went to the vet and vet said the cat never suffered to ease the trauma.
She was shocked, upset but said she wass glad the cat never suffered, had a little cry and held onto me as I drove her home. The cat was in the communal garages in the box.
I got her home, ran a bath for her and said I would go out get us a bottle of wine and a takeaway, what a gentleman. Wlaking to the shops superboyfriend material I was thinking.
Anyway, I got back tried the door and it was locked. I rang the bell and the girl opened the door slapped me and screaming told me to "fuck off" as she "hated my guts" and i was a "lying bastard".
The neighbour had come down with a condolence card and explained what she had found, thus blowing my story to hell and holy water.
I tried to explain (to a slammed door) and then on realising it was to no avail, went to my car to go home (12 miles away). I got in and the car seemed odd, odd because she had gone out and popped my front tyre. No problem, change the tyre, and yes I had no jack. Day from Hell, oh yes, but my mate who picked me up (an hour later) thought it was hilarious!
True story!!!!
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Hi and welcome to the Forum!
Sounds like a pretty bad day, have had many of them myself.
Somthing similar involving a cat happened to me a while back.
Met a fantastic and very gorgeous girl, she had a cat, she loved it and spent like £400 to get it, was some type of designer cat? Anyway, we were going out on fine sunny afternoon and as we were about to leave her groundfloor flat, in a rush i might add, she asked me to close the window.
Now it was one of those open from the top, angle opening double glazed things, where it opens slightly at the top then gradually gets smaller toward the hinged bottom bit (sure you know what I mean?)
In the rush as she had been late getting ready I forgot (I know what your thinking and no, trust me it's worse)......
We went out and ended up arguing as she had taken ages to get ready got to where we were going and spoke hardly at all, other than the odd, yeah, no etc. On the way home we started to make up and I thought "ok good end to a bad day" (oh no how wrong.)
I dropped my lady friend straight at work and she asked me to go to her's and feed the cat, she didn't go out as she was a "house cat" so when I opened the door I looked about and she was nowhere to be seen.
I went to the front room and the window was open "yikes" the cat has escaped..........
I go out giving it "here kitty, kitty, kitty" and a neighbour opened the window and asked if I was looking for a small grey kitten (thinking thank god, she has found her and taken her in).
The girl comes out holding a small shoe box. The cat had got up on the curtain rail, slipped down and slid into the crack in the window (the one i left open) and choked to death and the girl found her on her return.
Horrified, I thanked her and thought about what I was going to do.
Now partly to cover my back, buit mostly to make it easier on my new girlfriend rather than her looking at the window and thinking horrible thoughts everyday she lived there I concocted a story that the cat had got out, had a fight with another cat and died. Much less traumatic right?
I bravely went to pick said girl up, explained the situation about the cat having been fighting and died, but not suffered as she had a heart attack, elaborated that i went to the vet and vet said the cat never suffered to ease the trauma.
She was shocked, upset but said she wass glad the cat never suffered, had a little cry and held onto me as I drove her home. The cat was in the communal garages in the box.
I got her home, ran a bath for her and said I would go out get us a bottle of wine and a takeaway, what a gentleman. Wlaking to the shops superboyfriend material I was thinking.
Anyway, I got back tried the door and it was locked. I rang the bell and the girl opened the door slapped me and screaming told me to "fuck off" as she "hated my guts" and i was a "lying bastard".
The neighbour had come down with a condolence card and explained what she had found, thus blowing my story to hell and holy water.
I tried to explain (to a slammed door) and then on realising it was to no avail, went to my car to go home (12 miles away). I got in and the car seemed odd, odd because she had gone out and popped my front tyre. No problem, change the tyre, and yes I had no jack. Day from Hell, oh yes, but my mate who picked me up (an hour later) thought it was hilarious!
True story!!!!

The moral of this story is ladies, hurry the fuck up getting ready. Wonder how many accidents are actually caused cus woman take forever getting ready then everyones in a rush.
Sorry to hear about the cat/s though sad
My worst day was prob the day my son was born. Don't get me wrong I love every molecule of him. But it was a day of agony - sheer unremitting agony.
The next worst was prob the last house move I made - the solicitors cocked up on the money transfer and the van with all our worldly goods was parked up outside the brand new house for hours while the money got sorted. And the house builders were there saying "if it isn't sorted by 5pm we would lose the house". That was crap of course - it's not like they could have taken a deposit and such like off anyone else on the house so that was def ours - but they didn't help matters. It got sorted just about on the dot of
Well, where to start with this one! I have had many varied "days from hell" but the last one went a bit like this.............
Was in Wales on a camping weekend with a lot of very nice people from on here and after a late night on Saturday was woken at 4 in the morning by a "commotion" those that were there will know all about this lol The sun was already up so was not very sucessful at getting back to sleep an hour later so gave up! Eventually after breakfast we decided that rather than find a pub in Wales to watch the football (England/Germany) we were going to make a run for it and get home in time to watch. So we packed up the camper van, loaded up ourselves, 2 dogs and our fellow camper and off we go. That is until we get just past Shrewsbury heading for the M54..............
This is the point when things really go tits up! Flying along in the hope we will only miss the first 5 minutes of the footy by the time we get home, there is a bang and all of a sudden the windscreen is covered in wet stuff! Mr L does a swift manoevre to the hard shoulder, where we discover the radiator has split. I ring the breakdown and tell them whats happened and they say they will send a vehicle out to try and repair us! I advise that roadside repair will not be an option, just send a recovery vehicle. "We cant do that" she says "we have to send someone out to look at it first" so we wait an hour, on the hard shoulder with two dogs on a boiling hot day with a friend who is desperate for the loo :eeek:
Fortunately we had lots of water in the on board water tank to keep the dogs cool but no toilet facilities cos its only a little camper and we only use the site facilities. Friend was dispatched along with loo roll off into the bushes, dogs were kept cool in the shade. All this time poor Mr Leics is getting twitchier and twitchier cos kick off time is approaching and he is no where near home!
So an hour passes and the breakdown vehicle finally arrives. Driver gets out and asks what the problem is.......once we tell him exactly what was told to the call centre he doesnt even look at the vehicle he just says "I can't do anything about that, I will have to call a recovery vehicle" GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So we wait another hour for the recovery vehicle. Still boiling hot and the football is under way now. So here I am, all hot and bothered, tired due to the early morning interuption and fed up cos i just want to get home. Mr Leics is by now watching the football fiasco on my i phone and muttering away at the farce that was England! Eventually the recovery vehicle arrives, the driver looked about 73 and drove like he was in a dodgem.
We eventually arrived home six and a half hours after we left wales, 3 hours longer than it should have been, the football was finished, England were out of the world cup and I was frazzled!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fortunately in the big scheme of things, nothing was life threatening and we had had a great weekend prior to the return journey, we are already looking forwards to camp 2011 :lol:
Thanks guys biggrin
And LMAO @ Sme :D God that made me laugh right out loud. That reminded me of the time I had just got my baby chinchilla. I was going on a night out as had just got made redundant. I left in the OH at the time with his friends. I warned them that if they let her out to make sure they put the toilet seat down as she jumped everywhere and the last thing I wanted was her down it.
I came in that night very very drunk and went into the toilet. I remember looking down the toilet and thinking someone hadn't flushed it. Then the horror came of realising that the dark thing down the toilet wasn't a big pile of c**p but my baby chinchilla!! I screamed and shouted and the next thing my brother came running in and dragged the wee bedraggled soul out of the toilet pan and started to give her mouth to mouth! :D lol, he has never forgotton that. She was already dead tho. Have had a few stories over the years of pets and strange happenings. Like the time my chipmunk got stood on and squashed. God, honestly, we love our pets! :D And we are usually a cheery wee house to be in. Kandi has just told me off for being a morbid little mare hehe.
And totally agree with the 'making your own stress' due to running late. I do that all the time and the poor kids n Kandi usually get the brunt of it.
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Eventually the recovery vehicle arrives, the driver looked about 73 and drove like he was in a dodgem.

You mean he swerved left and right ramming other cars off the motorway then stood up in his seat and drove round and round the exit roundabout going backwards.
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