So this past week, FI and I thought it would be fun to buy new kitchen appliances. Fridge, range, microwave, dishwasher...the works! We have a medium sized kitchen, but our current microwave takes up the entire counter top. We decided to upgrade to an over-the-stove one. Ok, so Sunday comes, and YAY, our appliances arrive. I'm thinking "Good-bye old fridge from the 70's, hello more counter room". Strike one: The fridge didn't fit by a 1/2 inch. I saw it roll into my house and as we discovered that it wasn't going to fit my throat dropped into my stomach. We even tore out the entire cupboard above the current fridge so that the new one wouldn't be too tall. So, now we have our old 70's fridge with a big hole above it. Lame. Strike two: Our range wasn't going to be delivered until the end of August. They got there and told us that it was backordered. Strike three: The microwave didn't fit above the range! it was too big by 1/8 of an inch. So after 4 trips to Lowe's, 5 hours of labor, and sanding down our cupboards creating a saw dust covered house, we got the microwave in. Why is every wall and every cupboard and all of the floors un-even throughout our house? WHY? Why did the builders think it was a good idea to half A$$ everything in our house making it impossible to remodel? Seriously, sometimes being an home owner is suck o'licious.