[Magdalen] Help! Lost object

[Jay Weigel]

Hallelujah! The lost is found! Thanks to all y'all, S/O who found it, and
St. Anthony who probably got tired of being badgered! It was hidden behind
one of the printers on my computer desk where it had probably fallen
several months back, as its box is sticky from the sap of a very large
plant that droops over it (and which I am NOT fond of!) so it was *just*
out of my line of sight the whole time. Now I do not have to explain to its
owner that I had misplaced it....TBTG.

Jay, breathing normally again

On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 7:08 PM, Grace Cangialosi <gracecan at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Mine is raised!
>  I've never had much valuable jewelry, but I did have an emerald ring of
> my grandmother's that I knew was valuable, so when we were going to Europe
> for three weeks, I wanted to hide it. Put it in a box of Band-aids and back
> in the cabinet, figuring no thief was going to look there. Promptly forgot
> all about it.
> Fast forward many months. I was out in the backyard watching the kids
> playing in the sandbox when I noticed something on my 4-year-old
> daughter's finger. Sure enough...it was the emerald! I asked her where she
> had gotten it. "Oh," she said, "I went to get a band-aid, and this was in
> the box!"  Years later, I gave it to her, and she had it appraised--it
> came in at $12,000!!
> Could have paid for most of seminary with that...
>
> Jay, I'm sure you've checked every nook and cranny you can think of. What
> about pocketbooks? Tote bags? Inside the lining of a jacket pocket? Could
> one of the cats have knocked it off a table and under a piece of furniture?
> Did you ever have it with you at a craft show or at the gallery? Under a
> seat in the car?
>
> I'll storm St. Anthony for you, along with the rest of the Pub; we'll wear
> him out with our asking...  Seriously, I know this is enormously stressful
> for you, and I hope you find it soon.
> Grace
>
> On July 22, 2015, at 5:07 PM, Jim Guthrie <jguthrie at pipeline.com> wrote:
> an think of
> Everyone who has ever put anything in a place so safe that even you don’t
> remember raise your hands. Hope you remember that safe place RSN Cheers, Jim
>
>