There aren't words

[missmiah]

I put up with my son's baby book being bent nearly in half by an incompetent asshole mover. I put up with the last remaining freeze-dried flower memento from my wedding disappearing at some point during the move. I put up with nearly FIFTEEN YEARS worth of dried roses and petals that I had saved from every single rose that my husband had ever given me in the entire time we've been together being shoved into the side of a packing box and destroyed.

But today I discovered that the hand and footprint ornaments I'd made when the baby was two months old for his first Christmas were missing and now I just want to murder someone. And throw up.

Comments

[kauricat.livejournal.com]

Oh my God. Those bastards. How does that even happen if you're paying an iota of common sense? They were getting PAID to do a JOB and the job wasn't even HARD!

[angrboda]

You should complain to the company about that. They may not be able to do anything, but having your things go missing is not okay, and if you speak up at least maybe they can do something to prevent other people's stuff going missing.

[shiv5468.livejournal.com]

Oh that sucks hugely

[beeform]

Miah, that's unbelievably horrible. I'm sorry.

[scatteredlogic.livejournal.com]

Good grief, I'm so sorry! You have every right to be angry. That's just incompetent!

[sigma7.livejournal.com]

Get their addresses and a sledgehammer. I would think some personally-enforced karma would be quite appropriate.

[devsgma.livejournal.com]

Throw up first, that way you don't leave any incriminating "evidence" behind when you do the murders.

Seriously, I don't know what I'd do if I were you. Luckily, we've only moved short distances and over a period of days, so we were able to handle the move ourselves. I don't know what I'd do if I had to move the distances you've gone. Here's hoping the ornaments turn up in an unexpected place. *crosses fingers*