When a day goes wrong ?

It's a shame that your birthday plans were ruined by a catalogue of unfortunate events! I've had many such days, it's annoying.
There's two things I say to myself when everything goes awry:
It's Sod's Law and We'll look back and laugh at this one day.
Looking on the bright side, your Dd2 went to Ikea and got the Sofa bed you intended getting for Christmas, saving you the job.
Every Cloud, as they say!
Here's to a fabulous Christmas for you.??

Plenty !

The nearest I had to that was years ago when the DC were small. We went to my DF for Xmas with 3 yr old and baby. My DB, SIL and toddler also went. Xmas at Dad's meant taking all the baby stuff, cloth nappies, bottles, milk, clothes etc., all the presents and all the food.
Late evening we relaxed after all the work of getting everything there. My DH and I were up last as feeding baby. When we went to bed we found 3 year old had wet the bed, which we were sharing. DF had moved into single room so we knocked to ask for bedding. Bedding was in the room where DB and DSIL were so they were woken up to get linen.
End result was 3 screaming small DC who had been woken up and not much sleep for anyone.

That was a weekend and a half Mamissimo At least things could only get better. Let's hope Christmas is less eventful for you

I think we've all had those days, and at the time it's really upsetting/annoying.

The other week, I took my sister-in-law out in my car. Firstly, she lost her keys - we re-traced our steps, and she'd left them in a shop (they were handed in, so that was good), then another driver collided with me - it was at a junction, we exchanged details, she admitted it was her fault. Nobody was injured, all ok.

After that, we went for a pub lunch. They got our order wrong, so we had a LONG wait until we got our food. We went back to my house, put the kettle on, which leaked all over the place and wouldn't work. Never mind, I boiled water in the pan.

My husband came home from work, said the factory is talking about redundancies. We'll wait and see, no point in worrying until we know more.

My brother came round, to take his wife home. He was very late - he'd had a puncture on his car.

Later that night, my friend rang, cancelled our lunch out the following day.