24-06-2010, 14:03
LOL that was with breast pads. I was always a heavy milk producer and that incident really clued me into just how heavy. Over the years I've learned to laugh too when things happen, just because they have so often over the years.
A couple of years back when we first moved to the country, I went to the carwash before going to town to stop and put air in my tires. I pulled up under this long flappy cloth that looked like a painted flag that I thought was one of those things hanging to say if this touches you vehicle, you're too tall to park here. and tried and tried to get the air to turn on. I put my coins in, then put more coins in and got irritated and gave up. I walked back around the vehicle to leave and heard this weird sound and stopped, looking around to figure out what it was and bam. I was hit by gallons and gallons of water that wouldn't stop! Turns out, the coin slot I used was for the big watering trucks to fill up their reservoirs with! My door was open, so it was going in my vehicle and pouring all over me, out of what I had originally thought was a flag! LOL. I was sliding and falling all over the place trying to reach my door and close it because my 2 year old was in the car. Got it closed and got out from under the water and once I could breath again, started laughing my butt off. I looked up and noticed I had provided the grain loading dock with their days entertainment as well and all the truckers were over there about to die.
I refused to be side tracked though and once it stopped I still went ahead and went to town, soaked and all.
There's now a little sign above the coin slot that says "This is for water." and it appeared the day after I did that. haha. It is still a source of laughter around here.
"Hey you guys remember when Mel tried to put air in her tires that time?"
Things like that are a dime a dozen for me, so I have to laugh too or I'd stay very upset. haha.
Mel
A couple of years back when we first moved to the country, I went to the carwash before going to town to stop and put air in my tires. I pulled up under this long flappy cloth that looked like a painted flag that I thought was one of those things hanging to say if this touches you vehicle, you're too tall to park here. and tried and tried to get the air to turn on. I put my coins in, then put more coins in and got irritated and gave up. I walked back around the vehicle to leave and heard this weird sound and stopped, looking around to figure out what it was and bam. I was hit by gallons and gallons of water that wouldn't stop! Turns out, the coin slot I used was for the big watering trucks to fill up their reservoirs with! My door was open, so it was going in my vehicle and pouring all over me, out of what I had originally thought was a flag! LOL. I was sliding and falling all over the place trying to reach my door and close it because my 2 year old was in the car. Got it closed and got out from under the water and once I could breath again, started laughing my butt off. I looked up and noticed I had provided the grain loading dock with their days entertainment as well and all the truckers were over there about to die.
I refused to be side tracked though and once it stopped I still went ahead and went to town, soaked and all.
There's now a little sign above the coin slot that says "This is for water." and it appeared the day after I did that. haha. It is still a source of laughter around here.
"Hey you guys remember when Mel tried to put air in her tires that time?"
Things like that are a dime a dozen for me, so I have to laugh too or I'd stay very upset. haha.
Mel