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How Many Mondays Are There in One Week? (standard:humor, 909 words)
Author: GodspenmanAdded: Jul 17 2016Views/Reads: 1798/1224Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
Everybody has their definition of a perfect day, but I choose to rest in God’s definition of a perfect day.
 



I must admit I am not up to date with all of the technology and gadgets
today. Just when I think I have something mastered, they upgrade it or 
replace it was something that I cannot figure out. I guess that is why 
God gave grandfathers grandchildren. 

It started on a Monday morning and I thought I would use the latest
technology and order something online from Staples and then go over and 
pick it up. I would save a lot of time and it would look like I knew 
what I was doing. I love it when a plan comes together. 

I must say it was very easy to give them my money online, just a little
too easy for my comfort. 

Then I went to Staples to pick up my order. When I got there,
unfortunately, I had ordered the wrong product. I wanted black ink and 
I ordered, by mistake, colored ink. I had plenty of colored ink but I 
was completely out of black ink. 

When I found out that I had made this error, I was beside myself.
Believe me, standing beside me is no picnic. 

I went to the customer window and explained to them my problem, which
they were most gracious to help me with and cancel the order and refund 
my money. Being elated I then went and picked up the black ink that I 
wanted for my printer. 

I do love it when a plan comes together. 

I remember my grandmother saying, “As your Monday starts, so shall your
week end.” Driving back to my office, I chuckled to myself thinking 
that maybe good old grandmother was wrong on this one. 

Getting to my office, I began to put the ink cartridge in my printer
only to find out that, although I had black ink, I had the wrong ink 
cartridge! When will Monday end! 

I started out the day trying to save time and trips, now I had to go
back to the store and exchange the wrong cartridge for the right one. I 
am not sure, but I think I heard some snickering behind the customer 
window, but I refused to look in their direction. They can keep their 
snickers to themselves. 

Driving back from the store I thought again of my dear old grandmother.
Perhaps, looking at my experience today, she was absolutely right. 

When I got back to the office, I remembered I had an appointment to take
my truck in for a check up and new tires. So, back into town I went 
thinking about dear old grandmother. 

The end result of the truck inspection was to cost me an arm and a leg.
How do they expect me to drive my truck without an arm or a leg? 

I was so happy when Monday was over thinking that the worst of my week
concluded. 

The next day I had a doctor's visit. It was one of those annual visits
that you have to take so that the doctor can feel good about his 
doctoring. As much as he examines me, he can never find anything wrong 
with me. I am sure glad he is not a psychiatrist. 

As he was looking at his chart, he looked up at me and said, “You
haven't had a blood test in over a year.” With one of those Dr. Smiles 
he said, “I'll have my nurse set up an appointment for you.” 

Of course, it would have to be the next day because of what they call
their “fasting rules.” I asked the nurse if that included coffee. Of 
course, it did and then I said, “Are you sure you want to see me before 
I have my morning coffee?” 

I came in the next morning feeling a little nervous because, one, I
didn't have my morning coffee, and two, Ms. Dracula was going to poke 
me with a needle the size of the Empire State building and suck all the 
blood out of my body. Talk about being a nervous wreck! 

Stumbling out of the doctor's office, I headed for my truck and drove


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