WHiNE.

My day:

• 5:25 - Get up
• 7:10 - Grab lunch from freezer before heading to work
• 7:11 - Discover lunch isn't frozen; discover nothing in the freezer is frozen. Swear
  
• 7:14 - Misplace my bus pass; swear again
• 7:16 - Find bus pass. Go to work*
  
• 8:00 - Call Sears - they tell me they will be there "sometime between 8 am - 7pm". I tell them I have to leave my house at 5:00; they will make note of that
• 8:15 - Rush BACK from work, home just before 9am. Cats appear to be happy to see me, but can you really tell with cats?
  
• 9:50 - notice that there is a "missed call" from Sears at 8:15am, but no message.
• 10 - 11am: online meeting for work
• 11:05 - Mum stops by with freezer box.
  
• 11:10am - call Sears to clarify if there was a reason they called at 8:15am. Find out the tech has logged a note saying "left message that we are only available during the day, not after 5pm". AUGHHH.
• 3:50pm - Sears tech arrives, all smiles. After 10 minutes, tells me I have a Serious Problem. Gas Leak. Major Repair. Loaner Fridge Required. Sears will call me with details (I am still under warranty. I should be. The fridge is a month old)
• 3:58pm - find out that the tickets I bought for a band I don't know just so I could be there on Richards "last night" are actually NOT for the last night. The last night, they have decided, is the evening before. The band I don't know is now moved to the crap "Venue" (aka the Plaza). Sigh.
  
• 4:15 - cancel appointment at vet for 5:30 pm, as still haven't heard from Sears. Rebook for Friday night. Because I want to spend Friday night at the vets. Really.
  
• 4:30pm - go into kitchen to find raccoon attempting to break in through cat door, likely because he smells thawing food. Cats stare at door, goggle-eyed. Which, truthfully, makes me laugh.
  
• 4:30 - 5:15 - spend a lot of time pacing. It's a family trait.
• 5:30 - am pouring myself a drink and plan to stay still until this day is over.

*I have NO idea why I didn't call Sears before leaving for work. Really.