A moment of silence please

[monkeybard]

At approximately 10:15 PST tonight, my coffee carafe left this life in a shatter of glass.  It served me well for nearly nine years, and its passing has been cleaned up and is currently being mourned.  ::hanging head::

Am I the only one who thinks there should be 24-hour kitchen stores for just such emergencies?

Comments

[leiliaxf.livejournal.com]

also a 24-hour sewing/fabric store.

I can't be the only one working on things at 3AM in the morning...

[monkeybard]

Oh I assure you you're not. ;) I was only up until 11:30 futzing with a cozzie last night, but it's not a dance cozzie so there was no real reason to stay up late. But I could still have used some trim.

[brightbeak.livejournal.com]

but you live in the land that Starbucks built, so you can still get a caffiene fix, regardless of the hour, and thus can cope (in some mediocre fashion) until the carafe replacement location is open for your business...
btw - the breaking of a coffee pot should be a national day of mourning!
bb - coffee ADDICT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jaunthie.livejournal.com]

Ack! That is truly tragic. For the sake of world peace and neighborhood safety, I hope you were able to replace it today.

Thank you!

[monkeybard]

Many thanks, ladies. I appreciate your support. I did, indeed, replace said carafe this morning. What's more, I had a Starbucks latté while waiting for the kitchen store to open at 11:00, and I got the new carafe for free! Not too damned bad, eh? :D