Agony, continued. Wednesday February 16, 2005, 2 comments

It’s still not here. About 24 hours late by this point.

To make matters worse, UPS is launching an “investigation,” whatever the hell that means. To me that means they’re damned sure they’ve lost something, and want to make sure they appear to have taken all steps before telling me I’m SOL.

If it doesn’t arrive, I’m going to be out more money than I can afford to be out.

Sick with worry? Yeah, you could say that.

While it’s true there are far larger things in the world to be worried about, it’s hard for me to get past this right now.

Here’s hoping it arrives soon.


Comments

caerulea Wednesday February 16, 2005


:crossing fingers and toes and any other extremities:
If it’s any comfort, I share your pain—being at the other end of the UPS shipping fiasco. This is so damn frustrating. I shoulda walked there with it.
~c

K Wednesday February 16, 2005


auch auf die Gefahr hin, dass es dir nichts hilft – ich kann mir ungefähr vorstellen, wie du dich fühlst. Auf etwas zu warten, immer mit der Sorge im Hinterkopf, dass es nicht kommt oder womöglich nie mehr kommt…

Welch grauenvollen und so äußerst schmerzlicher Gedanke… ich fühl’ das auch…

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