A courier came to the door the other day and dropped an interesting-looking parcel on the doorstep. I didn’t remember ordering anything exciting so expected to see my husband’s name on the outside. Leant over and oooooh! It had my name on it! A parcel, for me!
Excitedly I came inside and ripped it open – only to find two boxes of site insertions inside. Boooo. Had totally forgotten about ordering them the day before. It’s like when you hear a text come through on your phone and think “ooooh, a text for me!” and it’s just from Vodafone telling you about the latest special. Stink.
By Nic on 2 July 2010 at 8.45 am
Posted in Insulin Pumps, Slice of Life
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Debs wrote
In our house, even a box of supplies is exciting! No one ever sends us anything!
Jane wrote
Most of Rachel’s packages are D supplies. To add insult to injury she was really grouchy once when she told me they had even spelled her name wrong .
When I asked her how they had spelled it, she said “R.O.C.H.E.”
Michelle wrote
That is very disappointing. Good thing they didn’t add insult to injury and pop in some chockies with it aye
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Ruth wrote
Funny, I got a box last week and it was damaged on delivery (two cannulas were bent) so I reported it to the courier company with photos and they paid for a whole new box for me and organised it themselves so now I have heaps of consumables! haha
Jane wrote
A few chockies for a 5 yr old, excitedly opening a parcel addressed to her, that only contained boring D stuff would have been a great idea.