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I can't find a Thing.....

Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle

16 years ago

A couple of weeks ago my best friends were coming for a visit. I picked up the house and moved a few things around. They had to reschedule. So, the day before they were suppose to come for the second time, I had a few things to put away. They didn't show. So, the third time they were coming they actually made it and I put away some things before they got there.

I have misplaced my Digital Camera! It is probably with the DVD player my Brother gave me that I've never hooked up, because I can't find it.

I've lost my coupon book for my Garbage Man and my Mother's checkbook.

Anyway, Famey sent me an adorable little Condiment Purse and I wanted to post a picture. When I find the Camera. If I find the Camera, I will post it.

Thanks again Susan!

Gayle

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Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
Original Author
16 years ago
I found my Camera!

Now where is the DVD Player?

Gayle
bigbaby
16 years ago
Wow, Gayle, that's a drag! I'm sure you'll find them soon. When I can't find stuff I get real quiet and basically meditate, when I'm done I ask where it is and the first place that pops into my head is usuall it! Good luck.

What's a condiment purse anyway?
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Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
Original Author
16 years ago
I have pictures under the topic "Flamey...I found my Camera". She made this cute little purse to put Sweeta, Water Flavors and Coffee Flavors. I'm gonna put my Tic-Tacs in it too!

I found the Camera, Main Man came in from his morning walk and told me where he saw it last.

Now....where is the DVD Player. I thought it was in Main Man's closet, but I'm afraid something will hit me in the head if I look for it. His closet is stacked to the ceiling.

To much STUFF!

Gayle
FlamingO in AR
16 years ago
I tend to walk around and straighten up when I'm on the phone and then later I find things in the weirdest places, so I can sympathize, Gayle.

I actually kind of like when I lose something because it gives me incentive to clean up and get rid of stuff. I hope you find your DVD player. It's gotta be somewhere, right? How about in a vehicle, any chance of that?
caflowerluver
16 years ago
I hate that! Whenever I clean the place up I lose things too. That is why I tell my DH it is better to keep it messy so I can find things. LOL
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foggyj
16 years ago
It's probably that old hag, that's hiding it from you. A DVD player is kinda large, to be too far away. You'll find it as soon as the mean old b_tch leaves.

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