So, I forced myself to stop looking for the camera and to just clean up areas of the house. If I look for something, I will just move things around and end up more frustrated at the end. If I start cleaning up, I may not find what I'm looking for, but I will have accomplished something, and may find things I didn't know I was looking for.

We have a drawer near the kitchen phone that has accumulated a serious collection of useless items. Here are a few things I found in there.

I have no idea who Merry and Jack are or where those matches came from. It long predates our even being married.
I do remember this clipping from the classifieds. I couldn't believe a mastodon was for sale and really wanted to buy it, but it was out of my price range. But I kept the clipping in the drawer.
And then I went downstairs to clean up the room that has become a storage room and where I have been making some progress. And there, on the table, under things I'd sorted, was my camera. And I also found this painting of a hoopoe. Now that I have my camera back, I can start blogging again.
Your crazy blog postings are great Steve. DZ
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