I can totally relate. Left my pocketbook hanging on a fence near our house the other day. Of course it was gone when I realized what I had done. Luckily my cash, keys, my cell phone and my fancy lipstick were in my coat pocket.
Take care of yourself if that means hiring someone to help then its worth it. Be gentle, we all do this kind of stuff especially when our heads are someplace else.
Oh, dear. The lost pocketbook syndrome! How that has plagued me all my life - before I ever knew or cared about the effect of bombs!
Now, what can get even more irratating and tiresome is trying to find an item in the bloody pocketbook. It can even turn into a major research project. How many occasions have you searched your pocketbook, turned it inside-out; taken apart the house, the car, etc., - only to find, in the end - the item was actually buried in the in the rubble of the pocketbook in the first place (you were just unable to escavate it on your first archeological dig)? Yas
Married 27 Years Together 32 Years 4th Year of Separation; D-Day 1 = 9/08, D-Day 2 = 12/08 Divorce Final Sept. 17, 2012
