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August 10, 2006
Life's little irritations
It seems like lately we're experiencing some of life's little irritations. When we came out of church on Sunday, this is the site that greeted us.
Someone totally scraped the front right bumper of our car and transferred their white paint onto our red honda. I'm pretty sure this happened in our church parking lot because we certainly would have noticed it before. But I guess we can never be to sure. I haven't really tried to scrape it off, I just shake my head each time I see it. Such a shame. Surely they knew that they did something. I might be eyeing the white cars in our parking lot next Sunday to see if our red transferred onto the guilty party. Course I probably wouldn't do anything, hmmm how irritating.
Also, last night while doing the dishes a puddle started to form at my feet so I looked under the sink and it was completely dry. I almost wish it had been soaked because the alternative is it leaking back against the wall and down under the cabinet and into our floor. I went down stairs and Andy was messing with the sink trying to find a leak as well and I saw watering pouring into our crawl space. This is unnerving. Although I must say that this house has been pretty good to us and hasn't had much wrong with it. It's hard not to get stressed and assume the worst. The plumber is coming in the morning and until then the sink is shut down and I am washing out the dishes and pots and pans in the bath tub. It kind of grosses me out to wash our dishes in the bathroom, not that its totally dirty- there's just a certain association there. At least we have water at all. How irritating!!
| By JennR | 4:23 PM
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We have a white car, but we didn't do it!!
I'm sorry to hear about all this - it is always the little things that seem to bother us the most. Hopefully, nothing else will go wrong any time soon!
Posted by: laini at August 10, 2006 5:27 PM