Murphy

The surest way to make your washer break down is to praise it on your blog.

Now I am lamenting the stupid streak of pride that made me buy the most expensive front load washer I could afford.  I used money that I had set aside for putting in a master bath.  Dumb.  Now I have to spend half the cost of the washer to fix it. And I still have no master bath.

I don't have the money.  I can save it up.  It will take a month or more.  Because, surprise, we just bought a new car.  And I just found out that the people who rent our house that we couldn't sell may be moving out instead of buying the house.  So, I am essentially looking at paying two car payments and the house payment with all the bills that entails.

So what do I do?  Do I go and buy a new, cheap, better branded washer?  OR, do I pay the money and get the washer I have fixed?

Little did I know that Maytag is a bad brand now.  Yay.  Thanks Maytag.