what a life

What a week... i mean it's not the end of the week yet but i really feel that i have been very misfortunate. From the embarrasing kosco incident to the most humiliating traffic experience plus i should not forget that this morning I walked form my place to work in the rain, I was soaking wet when i came to the hospital, as in soaking wet, I could even squeezed the water out of my uniform. What happened to kosco then? okay I've misplaced my atm, but before I've found out about it, I thought i had it in my wallet so I was off to kosco after work to purchase some asian products. I didn't bother to check if i had my atm card as I always have it in my wallet but it was too late to check, I was standing in front of the cashier, who had bagged all my items already when I coulnd't sight my atm. All i could utter was sorry. I thought my crappy week had finished there but that was just the beggining. My car is broken d/t my laziness, I've been told a million times to not let my car run out of petrol but I've never listened, I always wait for the reserve indicator to blink before i fill the tank. I guess you know what happened, i damaged the fuel pump of my car, blocked the fuel filter, in short car is not running equals me walking. Prior to the me walking part, luckily the mechanic was able to save me from buying a new fuel pump for awhile(hmmm like a day) and had brought my car to life(yepey). I was estatic, drove my car then the most humiliating experience in my life happened. I was on my way to kosco again(hmmm, a bad omen), was about to turn left when my car stopped running in the middle of a very busy intersection. I felt like my blood went up to my head, i felt the gush of adrenaline in my body, I panickedly stepped on the accelerator, turned on and off the engine and prayed for a miracle that my car would start moving but to my dismay it didn't budge. I started hearing the beeping from i guess angry drivers behind me. I switched my hazard light on but i also know that i had to move away to let the other drivers passed. I was really embarrased that I wished at that moment for the ground to swallow me. A group of good men helped me pushed my car to the nearest safe area, the Caltex station. I waited there for an hour, the manager came and tried to jumpstart my car eventhough i already told him that it was not the battery but the fuel pump. To end the story my car is now at the shop, and I ended up buying a new fuel pump which is not included in my budget. Lesson learned......