Does it have to be THIS weekend? If not, here's my story from back in April - April 6th-8th (Easter weekend):
1: On
Tuesday, A woman backs into our front bumper, causes minor damage with her tow-hitch. At least the air-bags didn't go off. On
Good Friday I get a call from CSAA (AAA in California), saying that they see this a lot, and there is a good possibility that the other driver will say I rear-ended HER, even though we have witnesses stating otherwise. "Get ready for a long fight . . . " Great way to start a weekend. (The lady is really nice, later takes full responsibility.)
2: I had shingles, started the week before, didn't catch it in time, was full blown by Good Friday. Full rash, can't sleep, can't be around people, the pain was something to behold, I'll tell you. (3 to 4 vicoden a day just to be tolerable.) Easter Sunday - can't go to church, can't cook, can't shower, family & friends can't come to dinner that evening, bacsue, well,
I'M there.. (I
REALLY wanted to kill something about right then . . . )
3: I email my doctor about a small, annoying pain in my abdomen, then I ignore it, thinking it's just something related to the shingles; later, found out it was crystals starting in my kidneys, that turned into kidney stones in late May.
4: The worst part: My grandmother dies. Yes, on Easter morning. She's in a nursing home in North Carolina, and as the nurses are going through their morning routine with her, she starts to fade. They do what they can, but by the time the onsite physician gets to her room, she's gone. My dad debated on whether to call me then, or tell me later, but he decided to go ahead and let me know. I was glad he did, but boy, it hurt. And, of course, I can't travel, so I can't go to the memorial.
This is all true. Even my friends who remember it still can't believe that weekend. We call this my "frog weekend". You know - the saying,
"Eat a live frog in the morning and nothing worse can happen to you the rest of the day"? Well, I don't figure I can have a worse week than Easter weekend of 2007.
thx - cpr