Aaaaaaargh

[prunesquallormd]

So, in the last couple of weeks:-
I broke my glasses.
I broke my car.
Someone drove into the back of me.
I reversed into someone's car at work (this morning)
I spilled most of a cup of tea on my laptop (earlier this morning)
(I have to wait a couple of days for it to dry before I can see if it still works. If I've fried it, it'll take at least 10 days and anything between £100 and £500 to fix).

The rest of them I can deal with. The thought of being without my laptop or the internet for an evening, let alone a couple of weeks actually makes me feel panicy.

Oh yes, and I also broke my coffee pot yesterday morning. Which rather pales into insignificance beside everything else.

Sometimes I feel like I destroy everything I touch.

Comments

[lareinemisere.livejournal.com]

As you're well aware, I don't generally do *hugs*, but I think this is a worthy exception.

They reckon things come in threes, so you've actually used up a double quota of jinx and should now be due an extended lucky spell. Go buy a lottery ticket, m'kay?

[prunesquallormd.livejournal.com]

Thank you. Hugs - even virtual ones - are all the more appreciated when they're so rare ;)

Having left my laptop for 48 hours to dry, it seems to be ok, and that's the thing I was most bothered about (I didn't do too much damage to the guy at work's car and he was pretty relaxed about it).

I'm in a lottery syndicate thingy at work (purely because it would be annoying if everyone else won and quit their job leaving me all on my own) so maybe we'll win this week :D

As for everything else, I still seem to break everything I touch, I'm just not sure what I can do about it ...

[prunesquallormd.livejournal.com]

Hmmm. False alarm. The speakers seem to be buggered. How annoying.