Background - On Monday I found myself thinking about my cheap, little fake diamond earrings. It was just a random passing thought as I took them off before bed. You see, I eventually lose one from the pair and am forced to go buy another. I have to come to accept it and is one of the reasons why I like the fake ones, there is no stress or guilt or call to the insurance company when one goes down the air conditioning vent in a hotel room in Paris! I spun the little glittering jewels around in my hand and thought back to when I had purchased this pair. It was dawning on me that I had had this particular set for quite some time now; in fact, I soon placed their purchase date as the week following my trip to Paris where I had indeed lost the mate to the former pair. That was over three years ago! I chuckled at what a run I was on. I couldn't believe that I had actually held on to this pair for over three years and proceeded to gently place them in my jewelry box as carefully as if they were the real thing.
S.C.O.U.T. - On Tuesday I lost one of the earrings. I was reaching behind me to grab my seat belt and brushed my left ear with my hand. I felt the backing slip completely off and both it and the earring fell onto my shoulder... at least that's where I think they fell. The very first thought I had was "you've got to be kidding me!" and the next was "go slow and feel for it, it can't have gone far". Fifteen minutes later, and with dirty knees from crawling around on the pavement out side my car door, I conceded that the earring was not to be found. I spent the next few hours wondering about the the question posed in the title of this post and worked to shake the feeling that that little jewel had seemingly just vanished into thin air.
My goofy dog Scout doesn't get the whole "jewelry" thing to begin with and therefore refuses to contemplate with me ;)
S.C.O.U.T. - On Tuesday I lost one of the earrings. I was reaching behind me to grab my seat belt and brushed my left ear with my hand. I felt the backing slip completely off and both it and the earring fell onto my shoulder... at least that's where I think they fell. The very first thought I had was "you've got to be kidding me!" and the next was "go slow and feel for it, it can't have gone far". Fifteen minutes later, and with dirty knees from crawling around on the pavement out side my car door, I conceded that the earring was not to be found. I spent the next few hours wondering about the the question posed in the title of this post and worked to shake the feeling that that little jewel had seemingly just vanished into thin air.
My goofy dog Scout doesn't get the whole "jewelry" thing to begin with and therefore refuses to contemplate with me ;)
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