I had brand new reading glasses (brown frames) that disappeared during a weekend event. I've contacted the organizers who sent out an email to those who attended to see if anyone found them. No one has so far. I can't afford to replace them for a while because of cost. They were in a black zippered DKNY case similar tothis.
Thanks for your help!
I. am pretty good at losing and forgetting. I lose stuff. mostly cannot be bothered to search, if I do search it is perfunctory or sometimes completely forget to find. Overtime missing things find me. I haven't lost much and what I might have, I cannot remember. This way stuff becomes less important...then it finds it's way back to you
Just relax and enjoy life. It will mysteriously find its way back if not you are happy anyway.
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Just relax and enjoy life. It will mysteriously find its way back if not you are happy anyway.
But presumably unable to read easily which would be a pain. You could always try to locate it yourself using a pendulum.
However while I can see the loss of your glasses is a nuisance especially if you have to pay to replace them, if that is the only problem you have in your life then you do have a lot to be happy about.
I hope you can find them......and on a practical note you can buy cheap reading glasses off the peg for a few pounds unless you are have very complex eye problems. If all you have the inevitable long sight that coms with getting older then replacement needn't mean spending a lot of money. I am sorry remote viewing or locating lost items isn't a skill of mine. I am forever misplacing things!!!
Treetop - I guess you have tried to retrace your steps re. when you lost them?
Have you tried thinking outside the box, i.e. to put yourself in the frame of mind at
the time of losing them for anything odd you might have done.
I can only offer a tip for the future. When putting glasses down anywhere, try and keep the place to somewhere frequently used, i.e. not somewhere unusual.
No advice, I'm afraid, Treetop, but - as someone who is always losing pairs of glasses - loads of sympathy.:)