I know this is a craft blog and not a lifestyle blog. I know everyone living in an apt building/complex has encountered the crazy neighbors at least once or twice. I know everyone has a hard time at his/her job sometimes. I know I should be grateful to have a job but the last couple of weeks here … all I can say like Florida Evans on Good Times — DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!!!!!! 😦
- Why did I leave my orange juice in the fridge at work? Thought I was doing myself a favor since I have to take iron pills every day and they go down better with Vitamin C.
- Why did someone not take one of the bottles but both of them!
- Why couldn’t they be satisfied with one since the bottles are so big?
- Why didn’t they have consideration for the person (even if they didn’t know who) the juice belonged to?
- Why do people operate like that? Now I can’t take the pill until I replace my juice?
- Why is it so hard to explain that my feelings are not about the orange juice per se, but at the fact that one of my co-workers is a thief?
- Why is it when you challenge the notion that co-workers can be ridiculously shady, others respond by saying you’re over-reacting.
- Why the two bottles instead of one?
- Why don’t I feel safe in my own home?
- Why is it that other tenants are dis-regarding the building management’s security measures and buzzing anyone into the building even when the tenant is not expecting a visitor?
- Why did this homeless man impersonate my building super’s voice so I could open the door?
- Why was he begging me for money when I opened the door expecting to find my super standing in the doorway?
- Why is this the second time he’s been let in the building?
- Why are tenants waiting for something negative to happen before adhering to the rules?
D'NALI 
There’s been instances here of people eating other folks’ lunch so I don’t put my food in the fridge except for a refillable water bottle & no one seems to like drinking water here so I haven’t had issue with it.
If it was some of that expensive not from concentrate OJ, I’d be hotter than Hades though, lol
S, I was so shocked, I couldn’t even get mad … no lie!!!!
Thanks so much lady. I don’t think that I was either. I didn’t yell or scream or cuss but both situations were upsetting to say the least. But they are days gone by and I’m good now.
Once I get something out — verbally or written — I’m golden. Every day has it’s issues so I balance one day at a time.
Thanks for your support. ❤
Honestly the right thing to tell you would be to calm down… but you are NOT over-reacting in the slightest! All of those things are angry-worthy moments and if they all happen together you are bound to flip.
((((HUGS)))))
I hope you eventually find your balance again!