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Nov 13, 2009, 01:44 PM
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Member Since: Feb 2009
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 12,269
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Hi Sabrina ,
I'm sorry you had your belongings taken. I also know tthe frustration of losing something. I like what Starlite said. Keep an eye open to see if anyone is wearing your gloves next class.
Several years ago I was putting groceries in the car. I put my purse on the ground(dumb I know), to put a heavy watermelon in the car and accidently left the purse on the ground and drove away . It had all the credit cards, identification, drivers license and health card in it. I called the store to see if anyone turned it in, but they didn't . It cost me a fair amount fo money and inconvenience to replace all of those things. Another dumb moment for me was when I left my purse on a Walmart shelf - you would think I learned my lesson but "Noooo"!! Luckily this time someone turned it in and I felt very relieved. I have also found wallets and returned them, once right to their door. One time we had those big bottles of water delivered and left outside our door - well would you believe someone stole them!! I'm glad your hubby made you feel better.
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