Tony Walker
Hold on tight.... this post is going to be a roller coaster of emotions-anger, happiness, sadness, & my favorite-horniness.
On several pieces I've posted I bitch about my disability & what  happened with my former employer which lead to a lawsuit. This lawsuit  has been a major financial & emotional strain.
So my family & I needed a vacation bad... real bad.
How my wife save for a weeklong trip to Lake George is beyond me but she did.
 Emotion #1: Excitement. The four of us were so excited.... a beautiful  & relaxing place with some close friends. Or so we thought.
We left on Saturday August 13. Here on Long Island a major rainstorm hit  on August 14. Guess what part of Long Island got hit with the most  rain? (11 inches to be exact) The part we live in.
The storm drains couldn't handle all this rain. The storm drains were so  bad that my backyard had almost 5 FEET of water!!! Guess where most of  that rain went? To my freakin basement.
 Emotion #2: Anger. I was PISSED when I heard my basement was flooded.  We've never had an ounce of rain in our basement in the 11 years we've  lived there. I had so much stuff on the floor. Sound equipment for Drop  Dead Comedy, papers, furniture, etc. I had to come home to take care of  this. So I left Lake George & came home. Note the word "I." I came  home. My family stayed in Lake George. No need to ruin the vacation for  the kids.
 Emotion #3: Sadness. This sucks. I'm home taking care of this shit when I  am supposed to be enjoying some much needed family time.
 Emotion #4: Loneliness. In the house all alone wishing my family was here.
 Emotion #5: Fear. The prosthetic I wear can't get wet. I couldn't go  into my basement which forced me to get a crew in to pump the water  & dry out the basement. THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!! Where the hell is  the money coming from????
 Emotion #2 returns.... Anger. Damn insurance company won't cover the  damage because I don't have flood coverage. Even though some of the  items that were damaged are covered, they're not covered because it was a  flood. WTF??!!! This was the first homeowner's claim I've ever done....  what a scam!!! They'll take your money but have a million reasons not  to give it back when you need it. I couldn't believe the line of shit  these people were giving me. One lady even told me I have one of the  best policies they have to offer but my damage is not covered. I think  all my stress ended up in this lady's ear. "I hate your company & I  hate you! You people suck! I am going to cancel you & tell everyone I  know to cancel you!" That was laced with a ton of words I can't use  here.
 Emotion #6: Desperation. I left my family Sunday morning. By Tuesday  afternoon the basement was 90% dried out & I had given up on  fighting with my insurance. I couldn't fight anymore & was tired of  being angry. I was desperate to get back to my family in Lake George but  didn't wanna sit in NYC traffic.
 Emotion #7: Happiness. On Wednesday morning at 437 I left my house to  drive up to Lake George. I knocked on the door of our room at 815AM. My  son assumed it was one of his friends looking to get an early start at  the beach. The excitement in his eyes when he saw me was cool, but the  way he yelled "DAD" was priceless. We hugged for about 2 minutes. I was  so happy to see my family.
Emotion #8: Horniness. Home alone for 3 days. Need I say more? I was all over Lisa that Wednesday until we had 30 seconds alone.
Turns out Sunday, Monday, & a part of Tuesday was rainy in Lake  George so I didn't miss much. Tuesday afternoon through the end of our  week was beautiful & sunny. So the week ended on a high note. The 4  of us had a real good time. Even our black cloud took a few days off  too, thank God.
Back to the usual... high taxes, no money, high stress, & more horniness. 

Glad things are looking up Tony! Glass half full, always gotta focus on glass half full! Hang in there - when you are at the end - tie a knot (A BIG BIG ONE) and hang the heck on!!!!!
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