Milk-Emotion Protocol

I understand that you're not supposed to cry over spilled milk.

But what about when you trudge out to the store in the early morning subzero wind chills to buy milk, and then trudge back home with milk, and then five minutes after you bring milk into the homestead, as you're walking back out into the early morning sub-zero wind chills to go to work, a child drops milk and the milk explodes and you are wiping milk off cabinets and mopping milk from large section of kitchen floor and from under major appliances and have milk in your socks and are trying to save as much of said milk still in the container as possible so that your children can enjoy milk and thrive as a result of the availability of milk.

What's the protocol then?