Man, what a rough morning!

bed, deff bed. lol

Sounds to me like the latter would be best. You could write a new blues song, lot of material in your tale.

@TheHorse You showed you are resilient when you took out your afternoon kid client.

Some days are like that. Tell me your day improved.

I don't know, picking up a bank teller in the middle of her shift is pretty impressive.

On day like that it's best just to climb back into bed. Tomorrow is another day. I hope it will be better.

That guy in that picture helped me picture you (lol) My advice do not check yet if you want to end the day well. Playing on the guitar would be a nice idea. Strum away but never the song 'Show me the way to go home'

Not my favorite kind of day that's for sure. I hope your day has gotten better.

Oh yes, I have had days like that, except usually something good happens to offset the bad. First, let me explain what I do on Sundays and Mondays. I help my daughter at her dog grooming shop by bathing the dogs and helping a groomer if a dog is not holding still. You mention about this is work that pays, this is purely volunteer. So, Sunday we had scheduled 2 dogs from last Monday because the city lost power due to a tree hitting the power lines. Both these dogs have behavioral problems, but the one was improving a lot and both are small dogs. Now as you read about my day, my typical is bathing 4-5 small dogs, or 3-4 small dogs and a large dog. We started off with a teacup poodle who is usually very good, but was not cooperating and as the groomer was finishing her, she threw up a little, so we believe she was sick. The next dog was a bischon, who is also usually good and was not, and I remember saying, "please don't let this be a precursor to how this day is going to turn out" Next was the yorkie who is usually bad and she didn't let us down this day. So even though these dogs are all small, I am getting really tired by now. Fortunately I got a good break. A beautiful lab/husky mix came in for a nail clip and he was so good and sweet, it made my day to love on him while he got his nails cut. Then came a pit bull. She is really sweet, but hates the dryer, so after I bathe her, I went into the main room to dry her only to see the bischon and yorkie were taking up the tables and my daughter said to dry the dog in the bathing room. This means on the floor, so I hook her leash to my leg and fortunately I didn't loss my leg as she tried to get away, but I was able to dry her. My daughter, for some reason, added another dog for a bath. This was a schnauzer, one we used to do, but we think because we are the only groomer open on Sundays, the owner came in so she could get a bath. She was good until I tried drying her head and I did my best, but wasn't able to dry her as well. Turns out my daughter forgot to mention the dog has seizures and is sensitive about her head. The Shih Tzu was next, the one that was improving must have had a really bad day. The 2 groomers prepping him took a break, so the other groomer and I worked to finish his prep for his bath. Now, most dogs don't like baths or the dryer, but this dog went after me every time I touched his head or legs, so I had to get the handling gloves. Last was a sheltie. She was really good as usual, and I was able to get her done quickly, but after bathing 7 dogs and helping with one, I was so ready to go home, get a shower, and crash for the night.

I am a bit late to suggest you what to do, but I know that I would have climbed back in bed and read my book.

Maybe a lounge on the couch and munch a bit just take a day to chill out. Tomorrow is another day.

I bet the guitar option is very tempting at the moment. But maybe the kid client will have a great session, in which case so will you.

I do not the day you had when I have them. Bed and guitar!

Get back in bed and play your guitar - tomorrow is another day.