I’m kind of irritated at needing to be up by 9 or so. (In about 4 hours.)
Got an e-mail notification again from Royal Mail, informing me that my parcel was out for delivery. As of around 8:30 a.m. yesterday. So, I hung around and kept an ear out for the door!
All day. Again.
It would have been exhausting and disruptive even if I’d been running on more than 5 hours of sleep then.
When there was no sign of them by about 3 p.m., I figured it was a bust. And I was tempted to try and get some more sleep, or even just put on headphones to help deal with the stress. But no, they have delivered something after 4 p.m. one time before. I did finally give up around 5. (And still haven’t slept.)
This is the second time in a row similar has happened, actually both of the last two times I have gotten tracking notification from Royal Mail. Neither time has it been delivered that day.
Why they even provide that tracking option if things don’t get delivered when they are supposedly scanned out for delivery, I have no idea.
But, I am certainly hoping whatever it is will show up on the usual round, and we’re pretty early on the route. (Generally sometime between 9 and 10.) Then maybe I can get back to sleep for a while and be halfway functional later in the day! But, we’ll see.
Yeah, this probably sounds very petty and disproportionate. It just gets so frustrating sometimes when you’re having to order a bunch of stuff because you can’t just get out and bring it home yourself. But then the hassles of actually trying to accept delivery–when you are reliably at home, because you can’t get out!–make you want to just not bother at all.
I also don’t deal that well with disruptions when I am not in bad enough health/low enough on spoons to keep me essentially housebound.