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i had a bad grip on the heavy drawer and made it slightly fall down
im not really strong im pretty skinny but will try my best too help pick up things heavy
Good thing then that there was no open fire in that room at the time.
There are some sorts of mistakes I don't make. IOW - In situations I know a mistake could cause catastrophic results, I am very cautious and work hard to not make mistakes. It sounds conceited, but when one has worked in an environment where mistakes cause injury and death, the frequency of allowing them to be made goes down significantly. At least, for me - I have seen others make mistakes, especially when I've warned them to not do the thing I thought they were about to do and then they did the thing as soon as they thought I wasn't around... and the results I warned them about occurred. :/
Nearly every mistake I ever made only had repercussions for myself. That's not unusual for me - I pay more attention to the welfare of other people than I do for myself. /shrug
I've been in one auto-accident that "could" have been my fault, but likely wasn't my fault. For the others, I couldn't have prevented them as I couldn't have been at fault.
In one work-related incident long ago, I was not "technically" at fault, but I was told to operate equipment that I was not trained on. There were no required safety measures put in place that I couldn't even know had to be put in place. The person was not seriously injured, but it was enough to jump-start my "don't put others in danger due to your own ignorance" gene.
I once locked my own thumb in the car... It got slammed in-between the door and the body of the car and the door was locked. My back was to the door and the key was in the pocket on the same side as my hand... I managed to get the key out, nearly qualifying as a Cirque du Soleil contortionist, and unlock the door, but my thumb was missing some flesh. It healed, eventually, without permanent damage. (Finger bones are a lot slimmer than one may think and this was before key-fobs.)
That's pretty rough and I bet it's a big guilt trip. But, know that where she ended up isn't your fault. It may be that she was on that road long before she met you or very easily diverted to it, with or without the incident.
Reversed my car car into a low brick car park wall.
I threw an expensive HiWatt Guitar amplifier out of my back bedroom window. I'd picked up the wrong one. The other correct one went out too.
Just last night I put a plastic bowl of food into the Air Fryer, instead of the microwave.
All small stuff but lastly I once ate a bag of 'Bombay Mix' and 10 minutes later I had the worst of accident of all
Booooo! Boring post.