My hub got all my stuff set up and I proceeded to drop my tools, one by one on the floor all around me.
Unable to bend and reach anything, I grabbed the grabber and dropped that on the floor so I grabbed a ruler to slide it over within reach and dropped that! I took a spray bottle to hook the grabber and dropped that.
I was about to have a meltdown when my hub walked in, saw me in the center of a ring of tools, cleaners and clay balls and proclaimed it "The Donut of Despair".
This goofing off has got to stop!π
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We all have days like this, it will be okay! Go back to it when you feel like it! I wish I had that gift! I want to try pottery, hubbyβs family comes from a long list of artist. When you have a moment google Richard Press in Hampton VA. His work is incredible, hubby is talented too, I can do cartoons on a good day! Art is therapeutic! Along with listening to music πΆbe blessed my friend I canβt wait to see your pieces! NeeC
I just checked out Mr. Press' work and it's lovely! βSankofa Bird 3β and it's meaning is my favorite.Also saw a gallery he's affiliated with with a lot of nice stuff along with him teaching kids π
If you get a chance, try pottery! It's a lot of fun.
Congratulations! You won the most things dropped in one area without giving up award!π π I think we've all had a day or two like that but at least you are laughing about it. I want to commend you for not giving up! β I would have screamed for help after the 2nd or 3rd try. ππ€
NeeC is alsolutely right on! We all do have days like this!! You and Mr. Donut of Despair are well matched in the sense of humor quality. When we have an experience like this, it's so much better to turn it into a funny story and laugh at ourselves than to mope or have a pity party. Though laughter sometimes comes through tears (frustration, not self pity) it is good for the soul. I hope your date with the guy with the pruning tools makes you able to bend at the waist again soon.
I know the "dropsy" feeling well - but have an unfortunate tendency to do it with a full plate or bowl which contains my dinner ! I have become well versed in the 5 second "rule" but sometimes you just ignore it because the amount of effort required to have to prepare another meal (even if it were to be just toast) is just too overwhelming to contemplate. "Grabbers" don't work so well on casseroles or salad, and picking up a serve of green peas would take until the end of next week...........
Put a hand loop (make one out of string if necessary) on the grabber and slip your hand through it while said grabber is still on your table or benchtop or whatever. That way if you drop it will still be tethered to you and your can have a second go at picking stuff up - and a third go, and a fourth, and and and - depending on how times you "drop" the grabber or how many things you need to pick up.
I also admire your restraint. Whenever I get frustrated with something, particularly in the kitchen, my hubby will always say "Are you okay in there?" or "Do you need help?" He knows to ask because of all the swearing. π
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