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[marathoner452]

I've lost my cell phone for the duration, so if I don't call you back it's not you, it really is just me.

~Bethany

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[roadwarrior220.livejournal.com]

That would explain a lot. I hope you find it soon, for your sake. And I do have stuff to tell you.

~Adam

[ratkrycek.livejournal.com]

And you don't even get a trip to a canyon in Utah; just, a miissing cell phone. Blargh.

I'm sure you've tried calling it... my friend left her cell here once, and called it, and I answered so she came and got it.Other friends have had strangers find their phones and have either called or a friend called first and they figured out how to give it back that way.

Here's hoping. Try sending a text message, too.

Of course, that only works if you left it somewhere where there are people to find it. :( How long has it been missing?

[roadwarrior220.livejournal.com]

Try looking in nooks and crannies in your car, your room, in and under the couches, in the pile of toys near the computer, in and around your office. If I remember, the last time you lost it, it was in the couch cushions.

I'm getting you a new clip when you find it.

~Adam

[marathoner452.livejournal.com]

I'm thinking it just fell along the side of my bed when I charged it a few nights ago. I know I had it Wednesday night so I didn't leave it at Mary's house or the Cub Scout meeting where I gave a presentation. It might be in the couch cushions, but I doubt it as I haven't spent much time on the couch lately. By the computer is out as I'm sure I would have noticed it, and I'm sure someone would have heard it ring when you called.

That last time I lost it was right after I got home from my deployment when I was even more scatterbrained than usual. It caused a minor meltdown 'cause I really needed to talk to my Red Cross friends. Now, I'm not too concerned. It'll turn up eventually.

~Bethany

[roadwarrior220.livejournal.com]

Seems simple enough. When you do find it, please let me know. And see my journal--today might be a tough practice. I may have to do something I'd rather not do.

~Adam

[ratkrycek.livejournal.com]

Shall I call it? Or are you at work?

[roadwarrior220.livejournal.com]

I already did about an hour ago. It's probably in the house somewhere, because if she isn't busy at work, she will pick up--at least she has when I've called in the past.

~Adam

[marathoner452.livejournal.com]

I only answer it when you call at work because you don't call very often. I figure it's important when you do. Don't abuse the privilege.

Just making sure you know how it is, you know. :-)

~Bethany

[roadwarrior220.livejournal.com]

Don't worry, I'm not abusing it. I called earlier to see if you could hear it in your office, though you did say after that that it was probably in your room.

I know how it works, I promise. I only call during the day when it's important.

~Adam

[marathoner452.livejournal.com]

Don't worry, I found it yesterday afternoon. It was under the passenger-side seat in my car. Must have rolled out of my open purse when I stopped at a light or something.

~Bethany

[ratkrycek.livejournal.com]

At least you can call them when you need them (maybe not in that situation, but...)

I need something on my keys and wallet I can call. Those, I'm always losing. Forever and a day.