Ever "snapped" over something ridiculous?

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I hate those moments...and thankfully they're rare. Everything is humming along nicely, and then some little insignificant thing happens and throws off your whole mojo.

For example...we are going to WDW day after tomorrow. To say I am excited is an understatement. I've been meticulously planning this trip for two years. Vacations in our household are a rare and precious commodity...like unobtanium...or sighting Bigfoot. So when we do take our every-other-year-or-two trips, we can get pretty intense about them.

We also own a business, which is why the trips are so rare. It takes an act of Congress for DH and I to get time away together, and then for us to make all the necessary arrangements to ensure our business and home will still be standing when we return. This is probably the real reason I'm so on edge.

Anyhoo...today was just supposed to be packing and picking up any last minute things...AND I had a doctor's appointment. It was with my orthopedic surgeon who did my back surgery 6 months ago. This should've been my final recheck, and I was to get (presumably) the greenlight to be a normal human again. I THOUGHT the appointment was at 1:30pm...even had it written that way in my day planner and in my phone calendar. Imagine my horror when I saw the appointment card on the counter this morning and it said 9:30am...and it was now 11am.

:scared1:

I was just crushed. Everything had been going so smooth and orderly, I guess i just saw the missed appointment as the beginning of a string of potential glitches that may mess up our trip. Yes, I called the doctor and rescheduled (for next week after we come back from WDW), but I was so looking forward to having the surgeon's "blessing" NOW before the trip...for the record, I KNOW he would've said I am 100%. My physical therapist said I was good to go, and the doctor thought i was doing great 2 months ago.

Add to that, I am almost out of a prescription for one of my horses (he gets eye ointment twice a day). I have enough for ME to medicate him for two weeks, but the people caring for my horses (while AMAZING people and I have every confidence in them) aren't as careful with the stuff as I am and tend to waste a lot of it trying to get it in his eye. So I am worried they will run out of medicine while I'm gone. So I call the vet to refill but the pharmacy is OUT OF THE MEDICATION and won't have it until THURSDAY (we will be away). I arranged to pay for it and will have someone pick it up for me, but still..

Stress!! Talk me out of the rafters people!! I need this trip BAaaaaaaaaAAADDD!

DH says come Wednesday we won't have to worry about anything but what time the parade starts! :laughing:
 
I always say that it's the little things that drive people insane.

Hang in there. You're going to have a great trip :goodvibes
 
Deep breaths! Your back is fine, you've got the horse's meds covered, it's going to be okay. Think of Dole Whips, Mickey Bars, and those refreshing adult beverages around WS at Epcot!:thumbsup2
 
:cloud9:

I think maybe I will hit the gym since I don't have a doctor's appt now. I bet that will improve my mood!
 

You mean you are not perfect?! Who knew.;)

For me, I am shocked or estatic when things go according to plan now.

I try and organize things, however as Roseanne Roseannadanna says..."it is always something." Follwed with Tim Gunn's "Make It Work" statement and then I am good to go. Took a LONG time to get to this place, I assure you.

I used to ascribe to "Murphy's Law" but now I find it depressing and sad.

So, you are going to get everything together and then you are going to go away and have a great vacation!!!:woohoo:
 
Weel, you could look at it this way: maybe those are your "glitches" for this trip. How nice they were small & easily fixed. And you got them out of the way before you even left home!


Here's some pixie dust for a wonderful trip!pixiedust:
 
I had one of the most ridiculous and overly dramatic flip-outs when I was pregnant with my oldest daughter. She is almost 16 and I still remember it vividly, it was that bad:lmao: We ordered pizza and I just knew the guy was going to get the order wrong. The pizza came and it had ONIONS on it:scared1: I threw such a hissy fit at my DH and my mom that I'm embarrassed to this day.
 
You mean you are not perfect?! Who knew.;)

For me, I am shocked or estatic when things go according to plan now.

I try and organize things, however as Roseanne Roseannadanna says..."it is always something." Follwed with Tim Gunn's "Make It Work" statement and then I am good to go. Took a LONG time to get to this place, I assure you.

I used to ascribe to "Murphy's Law" but now I find it depressing and sad.

So, you are going to get everything together and then you are going to go away and have a great vacation!!!:woohoo:

A shocking find I assure you. :rotfl:
 
My life is one long string of those ridiculous moments and happy is the stretches between them.

Have a wonderful time on your trip :goodvibes, I hope it's a nice long string of happy for you
 
Been there, done that.
Make your list and check it twice, but if something is forgotten or missed, don't let it get to ya. You've got good people taking care of your home/animals. You feel great and your going to DISNEY!
Have a great trip and listen to your hubby, sounds like he's got the truth of it!!!!!!!!!!! :worship:








P.S. I'M SO JEALOUS.... :sick:












TAKE ME WITH YOU.... :idea:








I DON'T EAT MUCH..... :upsidedow









I'M REALLY QUIET..... :ssst:









AND CAN SLEEP ANYWHERE, EVEN HOTEL FLOORS???!!! ::yes:: (Especially hotels at Disney!)






:sad: Okay, fine. I understand.






Feel better yet?????? :lmao:
 
We're rowing the same boat except that we are two weeks apart.

I recently lost 40 pounds. I *THOUGHT* I had been keeping up with the clothes issue when that happens.

Yesterday, I went to make a mental list of clothes for our-upcoming 16-day trip.


I have three pairs of pants that fit me. One is jeans. One is black work slacks. There is NO WAY in Hades that I am wearing jeans or work pants in the Bahamas. So, I hit the stores yesterday to find four pairs of light capri pants suitable for my needs. I do not wear shorts.

If the store had them, they were not my size. Or, $69. I just about came home in tears.

I will try again tonight after work.
 
Yes, I have. It seems like it's just one "small" thing after another. :)

I'm trying to plan/pack for our WDW trip in less than two weeks and at the same time, DH is planning/packing for his Colorado hunting trip.

Having to coordinate things since we'll both be in different parts of the country at the same time hasn't been easy. :laughing:

Take a deep breath (and then another one) and let it go. Othewise, you'll go crazy. ;)
 
Been there, done that.
Make your list and check it twice, but if something is forgotten or missed, don't let it get to ya. You've got good people taking care of your home/animals. You feel great and your going to DISNEY!
Have a great trip and listen to your hubby, sounds like he's got the truth of it!!!!!!!!!!! :worship:




AND CAN SLEEP ANYWHERE, EVEN HOTEL FLOORS???!!! ::yes:: (Especially hotels at Disney!)


I'm sure you freaked out a lot of germaphobes by admitting that LOL
 
Have I ever snapped over something ridiculous? Nahhhh, I never once had a first class top grade blow out fit with/at then-fiance about the eternal issue of "DJ vs live band" for our wedding...:headache:

I try and organize things, however as Roseanne Roseannadanna says..."it is always something." Follwed with Tim Gunn's "Make It Work" statement and then I am good to go.

omg I love that combination! :goodvibes

Weel, you could look at it this way: maybe those are your "glitches" for this trip. How nice they were small & easily fixed. And you got them out of the way before you even left home!

Exactly!

These are little tests...how well will she deal with these problems? Answer? Very well!

I had one of the most ridiculous and overly dramatic flip-outs when I was pregnant with my oldest daughter. She is almost 16 and I still remember it vividly, it was that bad:lmao: We ordered pizza and I just knew the guy was going to get the order wrong. The pizza came and it had ONIONS on it:scared1: I threw such a hissy fit at my DH and my mom that I'm embarrassed to this day.

:hug: I'll probably always remember the crying jag I went on while pregnant when hubby got home one day with Mexican food...the cheese in the enchilada had started to congeal (a phobia I developed while pregnant and continues to this day, though I don't cry about it now) AND he'd forgotten the guacamole... He handled it like a champion, but I just couldn't stop crying!
 
OP, hang in there!

Everytime we take a trip, stuff happens beforehand and I end up cranky and wondering if we should even go.

Then one day I decided that this is just lifes way of getting all the bad stuff out of the way so I can have a great vacation. Now, if nothing off putting happens I wonder if my vacation will be a disaster...:rotfl:

Mind over matter...!!! My mantra!

Kelly
 
I def. see where you are coming from. My mom and I go nuts over the tiniest things because we want everything to go just right.
I'm going to a concert in like three weeks and I'm super excited because I'm going with my two very good friends, and as a bonus, I was able to pay for the tickets myself (I sacrificed groceries.) Anywho, I told my roomie how many weeks I had left and she told me to stop talking about it. I SNAPPED!! (her comments, plus graduate school, plus my job, have me stressed out.)
 
Ahh...seems I'm not the only one. Our lawn mower was busted and DH has been pretty obsessed about fixing it (he gets like that...if something is wrong he cannot rest until it's fixed). So he got the part to fix it today and got it running again. Not a small feat since he isn't a mechanic. So he starts tooling around the property, mowing stuff before the trip, and I hear this AWFUL grinding sound.

he hit the cement walkway in our front yard and bent the housing over the blade which caused it to bend in towards the blade and the blade is grinding away at the housing. DH shuts off the mower, bends the housing back, but now the mower WON'T start. He started to freak out. He's out in the dark cursing and throwing things and trying to see what's wrong with the mower.

I had to tell him it's just a "thing" and we'll fix it after the trip (or tomorrow, when it's at least light enought to see where the tools he's throwing landed). He was pretty distraught over it. Luckily he cooled down and is now packing his stuff for our trip.

I guess we both needed to get the meltdown over with.
 


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