Sorry to hear about all the rough nights, y'all.
Somehow I managed to break an arm off my new eyeglasses last night by falling asleep on them, so this afternoon I get to call my optometrist to see if anything can be done to repair them. I know they probably get these calls all the time, but that doesn't help much with me feeling like an asshole who's the reason why I can't have nice things.
Between this and the tax thing, I'm feeling particularly shitty and incompetent these last few days. (I did scan the IRS letter and upload all my documents for my tax person, at least.)
Between this and the tax thing, I'm feeling particularly shitty and incompetent these last few days.
You misspelled human and fallible there, shrift. And good job getting the no doubt onerous paperwork moving!
Aw, shrift. That all sounds like not really your fault stuff to me! Hope the glasses can be easily fixed
Hope the glasses can be easily fixed
If you'll recall the instance where I literally snapped my glasses in two because I walked into a glass revolving door at the airport (at the beginning of the trip), they were able to totally fuse the glasses together without even a seam.
Also, what I did was way more stupid than falling asleep with my glasses on.
In short: I think they will fix it without judgment!
Somehow I managed to break an arm
OH MY GOD
off my new eyeglasses last night by falling asleep on them
Oh, phew. I once had my glasses fall apart in the middle of the day and had to a) find a place that could fix them and b) figure out how to drive there safely and navigate through the mall with basically one functioning eye.
Which is laudable, but a very poor choice to do before bedtime.
Describes most of my choices
OH MY GOD
FIRST OF ALL, EVERYTHING'S FINE.
You misspelled human and fallible there, shrift.
I recognize that I am human and am allowed to make mistakes, even though brain weasels are reporting that this seems fake.
they were able to totally fuse the glasses together without even a seam.
That's encouraging. I have contact lenses and backup glasses that I can use while I kick off the "mistakes were made" process with my optometrist.
And good job getting the no doubt onerous paperwork moving!
I now have another document that I need to figure how to mark up and upload, but I am making progress!
Turns out that marking up and e-signing a PDF isn't that difficult, so that's done.
Between this and the tax thing, I'm feeling particularly shitty and incompetent these last few days. (I did scan the IRS letter and upload all my documents for my tax person, at least.)
I'm willing to bet that the tax thing is entirely not on you, but somebody at the processing center typing a wrong digit.
