Why does it always happen?

frosty

ZTD wrote:

Alternatively, why don't you get to casualty now before the Friday night rush.

If it's broken, they'll fix it. Waiting until morning isn't going to fix it.

If it isn't broken, they'll stick a support bandage on it, and you'll get a better night's sleep.

Going to casualty is a win-win situation...

thanks im a coward:eek: i hate hospitals.

wigginsmum

You have my sympathy. Just as we were getting back on track, the car died on Wednesday in the middle of the motorway and we have to find the money to buy another one

taplady

i know what you mean! my OH has torn a muscle in his back and been off work for a month, to get full pay he needed to have been there for 3 years and he's only done 1 so he gets sick pay instead:mad: we're already on a tight budget after a big drop in child tax credit so the next few weeks will be dreadful:mad: something like this always happens just when you thought you were doing ok and on track!
you have my sympathy;)

taplady

forgot to mention that during this time my washing machine died and we had to borrow the cash from my mum to get a new one:rolleyes: so thats more money to find!

Sallys_Savings

Heres to a better day tomorrow for you all

MinniMe_2

frosty how is the foot?

and Sally Savings - I like your thinking!!