I've had a little bit of a bad day today, and I just need to get it out of my head. Now, if you don't want to pay attention to my complaints about my day, just move on. But it all started with leaving the house later than expected because I was tired and it's hard to get stuff done when you're coughing and having a runny nose. This sparked a family argument, but then it ended in dreary silence. Then we got out of church and there was an argument on what to do next. We went to get cat food, and an argument over prices and what to get, and how much money was in the bank. I offered my money to my parents, but of course they waved it away, telling me that it's fine. Then we left, and yet again the "what to do next?" question was asked again. My mom wanted to go to the cemetery to see my sister, and my Grandpa. Then she and dad argued about getting flowers and how we can't afford them. Then the fact that her Mother's Day has been horrible was brought up. They argued some more, until I couldn't take it anymore. I said that they can use my money to pay for gas or flowers, but I was ignored, again. Finally my dad just went to get the flowers, and again, I told him to use my money, and again, I was ignored, and more arguing came, until he just left to get the flowers, and stoney silence filled the car. When we finally got to the cemetery, my mom refused to get out of the car, and so me and dad went alone. And finally, to top it all off, a bunch of our decorations for my sister and grandpa were destroyed, cut up, broken, or missing. The worst part was, we're pretty sure someone harmed the decorations and my grandpa's headstone on purpose, because there was a 6 inch long scratch on it, one of the vases that we had screwed in was ripped out, and the granite around it was damaged, and one of the decorations was a light-up angel statue, and the lights were gone, and the wires looked cut, and if someone did do this...

But all of that was just to say how bad my day has been so far, so I'm sorry if that was a lot, but I just needed to get it out of my head.