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[rivka]

The bad news: our camera also seems to be missing.

The good news: It was a four-year-old Kodak EasyShare 4-megapixel camera. I vaguely remember paying about $400 for the camera and accessories back in 2004. I note that Kodak now sells an 8-megapixel model for under $100. So it won't be anywhere near as expensive to replace as it was to buy. And we haven't lost any pictures - they'd all been downloaded.

The other good news: My laptop is here at work.

Comments

[green-knight.livejournal.com]

Sorry to hear about your losses, but at least they were minimal and you're no longer worrying whetheryou're imaginging things.

[fairoriana.livejournal.com]

Errr... at least that's less ambiguous? Sorry to hear it.

[ratphooey.livejournal.com]

Ugh! You should definitely report this to the police. Because the value of items stolen can affect the punishment, should the thief be caught.

On the plus side, you can get a better camera for that, for less than you originally paid.

[beaq.livejournal.com]

That's (I think) five burglary-type incidents I've read about on my flist in the last week. Gah.

Missing cameras

[hazelchaz]

Oh, I hate losing cameras. With or without pictures in them. I had one stolen out of my mom's hospital room, I'd left it there by mistake...