Misfortune

Speaking of losing things...

One of the most helpful cousins aunts I've had in Melbourne is leaving to Japan for 2 years tomorrow. A week before I left for Sydney she invited me over for dinner with A.S2 and U.S2. It was a night of good food, good humour, and embarrasing videos.

When U&A S2 heard I got to Clifton Hill by train, they insisted on dropping me back at my apartment, and so on the way out I checked to see if my key was with me when I realised MY WALLET WASN'T THERE! You should have seen the pandemonium that ensued. I had 2 credit cards, an ATM card, $150 and all my medical cards, my driving license and IC copy etc inside.

I knew I had got off from the train with it, but it had just disappeared into thin air! I checked the car twice, but couldn't spot it. Meanwhile U&A S2's young daughter was getting really sleepy and cranky. After 20 minutes I gave up, and N gave me $50 incase I needed anything.

Suddenly, N saw the wallet on the side of the road, next to the car!!!! It had fallen out when I got out of the passenger seat! I was sooo relieved I couldn't even say thanks.

But that's not the end of misplacing things.

I got out of the car at my apartment, and suddenly realised I misplaced my pass key. Oh gosh. I was so afraid to call the S2's cause it was so troublesome, but I did, and they made a round and came back and thank God, it was there. SUCH A BAD IMPRESSION!


Aargh. Poor me. But the next day, N dropped by with a brand new $50 Kenwood rice cooker + steamer set for me! And she insisted on me keeping the $50 she had loaned me. Yay! So it all ended on a happy note.

2 weeks later and I haven't misplaced anything! :)