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There always seems to be a day now and then [sometimes too often] that stress and frustration is too much to handle. Those days are miserable to deal with. Sometimes it’s just a little insignificant item but it brings us stress for the moment, other times it’s far more involved and longer lasting. In any case one of the best ways to eliminate stress or frustration is to bring it out into the open, say something about it to someone else. They may not have an answer but it always feels good to share a problem with others ~ seems to cut the problem in half and you feel better just talking about it.
If this works, this might be a good new thread to VENT ~ vent your problem each day and unload it from your mind, less stress makes for a happier you in the end. Keep in mind that no one will have an answer to your problem, there are no fixes here, and no solutions to the big issue you have, but you’ll know that it’s not stressing you any longer [or as much]. Heck you might even get lucky and someone has an answer to your dilemma! Who knows,,,,,, there are no guarantees.
I’ll go first,,,,, I’m tired of getting those notices in the mail that remind me I should take the vehicle in for servicing. I know when to have it serviced, they don’t need to remind me, in fact they don’t know how far I drove it the past several months anyway so why mail me a reminder. This seems to give me a little heartburn when I open the mailbox in the afternoon and get the mail. ~ Now that it’s out of my system I feel better about the afternoon and evening and will enjoy the rest of the day.
I’ll go first,,,,, I’m tired of getting those notices in the mail that remind me I should take the vehicle in for servicing. I know when to have it serviced, they don’t need to remind me, in fact they don’t know how far I drove it the past several months anyway so why mail me a reminder. This seems to give me a little heartburn when I open the mailbox in the afternoon and get the mail. ~ Now that it’s out of my system I feel better about the afternoon and evening and will enjoy the rest of the day.
I can't blame ya Aksarben, the only time I take my vehicles in for service is when they break down... Thankfully, this hasn't happened with my Nissan SUV, which I've had for a little over 7 years now, and it has 58,000 miles on it now. My Dodge truck is fairly new, with only 28,000 miles on it, so it's got a long way to go before something can go wrong.
Maybe you meant to say maintenance, like oil changes, tune-ups, alignment, etc. I don't get those, but I know what you mean.
Ok,,, now that I watched the evening news on TV my next item of stress is A I G
How can I get one of those jobs? lol
I'm sorry, but it would require major surgery before you'd qualify. You would have to have your conscience surgically removed before you could work in a position like that. And while it may not be worth millions of dollars, none of us would like you without your conscience nearly as much as we like you with it.
Hey! Wanna know what this thread reminds me of? Do you remember my thread from a couple of years ago called the "What burns me booth"?
I came across it the other day and spent an hour reading over all the posts and cracking up! It was also a little upsetting because it made me burn dinner and I never burn dinner! Well worth it, though!!
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Thankfully, this hasn't happened with my Nissan SUV, which I've had for a little over 7 years now, and it has 58,000 miles on it now. My Dodge truck is fairly new, with only 28,000 miles on it, so it's got a long way to go before something can go wrong.
I don't get those, but I know what you mean. 