You know the saying, “when it rains it pours”? That saying has never been truer. It’s pouring in real life, to the point where it will be too dangerous for me to drive to my appointment with the mechanic.
My car is already on its last legs, if I tried to drive it in the rain I’d probably break it for good. This is really annoying because I need to be able to get my car fixed before I go on a road trip with my partner. I just want everything to be okay but it’s not going to be if I can’t get my car fixed by the mechanic operating in Morayfield. That’s why I’m saying when it rains it pours. Because it’s raining in my relationship which is on the brink of pouring (for context, I need to make decisions around the future of us as a pair which is making me really sad). It will be pouring if we break up because I will be absolutely devastated. But it’s also pouring in real life which is making it hard for me to be able to mend our relationship – because I can’t get my car to the mechanic!! If I could just get it to the mechanic then I would be able to take my boyfriend on this incredible journey that would save our relationship. I might just brave the rain and drive there.
No. That’s a bad idea. I shouldn’t drive in the rain because it will be dangerous and our relationship would not survive if I didn’t survive (obviously). I’m going to call the mechanic and reschedule my transmission service. It is the best decision because it’s the safest. It’s difficult because I want to be able to achieve everything right now and make the best decisions possible but alas, that’s not the case. I’m just really hoping that the rain clears up tomorrow and I can be ready to face the day.