I know how you feel.
Many years ago, when the RugCats were RugKittens, Ms. Pepe was nicknamed the PepMonster. There was a reason for that. She was always into trouble.
She knocked down a small ceramic figurine from the bow window ledge. It landed on a large ceramic owl that I had made. Knocked the poor owl's ear off. The owl is now sitting outside by the basement window. I put him there in desperation one year when a bird kept slamming itself into the window trying to "kill" its own reflection. Never saw the bird again.
Ms. Pepe knocked down a glass light full of seashells. Broke the light and scattered the seashells all over the bedroom. My parents had given me that light years before.
When the computer was still in the kitchen, we pulled the desk away from the wall and covered it in sheets because we were painting. Came home from buying paint to see that Ms. Pepe had chewed through the mouse's cord to the computer. Of course, I had to tell the Staples guy that my cat ate my mouse!

Oh, and she was the one who was lying on top of the tv cabinet. Went to jump down, got a claw caught in the doily and brought the doily with her to the floor. The problem was that a beautiful crystal basket was on the doily and that came to the floor, too. On its way, it hit the living room wall and crashed into the register. And broke into shards. And while I was cleaning basket pieces from Ms. Pepe's escapade that afternoon, Banshee was in the kitchen eating tuna that I had been draining for a tuna casserole. The cats won that day.
Ms. Pepe got into the space between our stereo receiver and the shelf above it, got stuck and couldn't get back out. Started hollering for somebody to come rescue her....at 3:00 in the morning. Didn't phase her at all; she did the exact same thing later on the next afternoon. With the same result.
I forgot about Amber Louise who decided she didn't want to go to the vet. She climbed the bedroom curtains to get away from me. When the valance came crashing to the floor, I was able to get Amber and got her into the carrier.
And then there's our Mollipop who literally tore the paint and drywall away from the wall. In the bedroom. In three different places. Oh, and in the bathroom, too. Only two places there.
I can go on and on, but you get the idea. Cats are the most frustrating, troublesome, bad, adorable furballs in the world!