Days when nothing goes right

Definitely recommend a glass of something and a soothing programme of some sort so you can reset yourself. Hope tomorrow is better!

Yes, it is normally just the odd day, but clumsy accidents can escalate or proliferate. I have realised that tiredness can be a factor on such days... So, I try to stop doing so much in them. A nap normally helps to break, and re set the cycle. If it continues, then I do try to slow down a bit.

You have my sympathy ClicketyClick I have had several similar days. At end of days like this, I wish I drank gin, if I did, I would down one or more large ones.

I agree about swearing Rocketstop2 sometimes only certain words will do to express how you feel.

As Scarlett O'Hara says in 'Gone with the Wind' "Tomorrow is another day."

Sounds dreadful... poor you! Hope tomorrow is much better!

Your day sounds particularly awful ClicketyClick. I have had most of those things happen but not all on one day!

Chocolate is tempting...

I recourse to alcohol..

Yes , I feel sorry for you. Some days are just like that.
That's when I find out how many swear words I actually know !!

Oh yes. When that happens I just go to bed because being stuck in a bad dream that is not a dream is not fun. When you wake up, you'll have a new day.

I hope thing improve ! 🤗

I have days like that all the time!

Norah

Yes, we all have times when nothing goes right.

I sit down with a coffee and talk at the dog. Calming.

I decide, well nothing is going right, so may as well do some more awful jobs, have a more awful day, and then have a nice tea!

Oh yes, I think everyone has them.

In the middle ages and the renaissance astronomers worked out a system of "dangerous" days and advised people not to do important things on such days.

Most countries have superstions such as Friday 13th, some Christians feel one should not work on a Sunday, some people hesitate to begin a new task on Fridays, irrespective of the date.

In Scotland there is something known as McPherson's law:

McPherson's piece aye falls jeely-side doon.

A piece is a slice of buttered bread with or without "jeely" = jam. And whichever McPherson the saying refers to was certainly both clumsy and unlucky!

Oh yes Clicketyclick, I have that sort of day from time to time. Have been reduced to tears of frustration. Hope things start to improve after a rest and, possibly some chocolate.

Perhaps you would be safer to go back to bed and start again after a snooze!

Yes, we all have times when nothing goes right.

I sit down with a coffee and talk at the dog. Calming.

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