So we spent last weekend at Congenial. Just to be different, I’ll spare y’all the blow-by-blow and just say that it was a lot of fun and I really enjoyed swimming and hanging out with friends. When we got home on Sunday we sat around the house like zombies and then went to bed.
I had the unpleasant surprise yesterday of looking at my wedding ring and realizing that the white gold inner band had cracked and was spinning freely, about to come off. Ack! We purchased it five years ago from Ross-Simons in Raleigh, NC, and I was pleased to see that the only store they have in Illinois happens to be right on my way home from work. I stopped by yesterday afternoon and it has now been shipped off for repair. I should have it back in 10-14 days, at an as-yet-to-be-determined cost (they’ll call me with an estimate before doing any work, though). The biggest drawback to this is the moment of panic I get on an all-too-frequent basis when I realize I’m not wearing my ring and start wondering where I left it. Bleah.
Not too much going on this week. It’s month-end for Takaza‘s company, so he’ll be working long hours this week; last night he didn’t get home until close to 8 PM, and I expect a few more days this week like that. If he doesn’t have to work this weekend (ick!) I hope that we’ll be doing some wandering about in the lovely weather to do some research for FRAC, or at the very least relaxing a bit and being antisocial. We’re due for a bit of that, I think.
Oh, and finally: happy birthday, woodychitwn!
It’s month end this week? Nah…
OH Wait of course it is, cause I’ll here til about 8 every night. sometimes I wish Taki’s and my lifes weren’t so much alike…
I cannot understand why they want to charge you for the repair to your ring. Are they saying that it is something you did that caused it to fail? I have never taken a close look at your rings, but I am guessing correctly that they are a layered band arrangement? They should never come apart. That is with out some serious heat exposure (like being in a 500 degree oven for a couple of days) or some shotty workmanship on their part, it is just weird.
Just be sure that you ask all the good questions when they call you. Like “shouldn’t this be covered under your manufacturing defects policy?”
It’s end of month and end of fiscal year here at Perky Clacks. Joy.
Thanks!