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Thursday, February 09, 2012

Lost Camera



I took my camera to lunch in the hospital yesterday.  When I was on my bike headed home I realized it wasn't in my pocket.  We went back after dinner and I checked in the cafeteria.  It wasn't in any of the drawers.  They sent me to security.  He looked at a paper.  Nothing reported.  He didn't ask for my name.

Then I remembered how my mom was instructed several times not to have anything valuable in in her overnight back.

OK, it's just a camera.  I didn't break a finger.  I can go out and buy a newer, better one, cheaper one.  And the little door to the battery and sound card was broken and I had taped it together.  It's just a thing.  But as a blogger, it was almost like a finger.  I think I'm more upset that I wasn't paying attention and must have put it down and walked away.  It's usually in a pocket, but it was warm and I wasn't wearing a jacket and I didn't put it in my jeans pocket.  Dumb.

And you don't want me drawing pictures.  I don't want me drawing pictures very often - that takes way too long.  But I did learn how to draw a teardrop in photoshop today. OK, I learned how to draw something that resembles a teardrop.  I'll get better. 

The LA Times lists sales for cameras..

[UPDATE 11am:  J found my camera.  It was in the cafeteria office, which was closed last night.  Patience and faith, I need more of them.]

5 comments:

  1. steve...i can loan you a camera. are you still in los angeles?

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  2. fawnskin, You're too nice. Thanks for the kind offer. As the update shows, the camera has shown up. Again thanks.

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  3. YAY!

    (My dad lost a camera in Pasadena that had pictures of my mom's 80+ yo cousins from Nottingham, England on it. We haven't ever found it, and boy, is mom still irritated by that.)

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  4. nswfm - Sorry about your dad's camera. For the most part I'm pretty good about backing things up. I was glad to get the black leather case from Thailand back. Sounds like you need to go to Nottingham and take some more pictures.

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    1. My parents' health issues and the elderly cousins own health issues are the problems that hold this up.

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