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16. December 2003

Lost and found
Civil Society (wiki) - urs @ 11:01:01

While on the move this morning, I suddenly realized that my bunch of keys was missing. If you haven't had that feeling yet; it is really not to wish anyone. So, after having checked every possible place at home, where the keys could have been dropped, a recapitulation of the passed evening followed. The last time one of the keys has been used yesterday was at the garderobe at the University. Then I went off to meet some friends for having a drink. We later on decided to pass by at an Indian restaurant and finally ended up at a bar, having a late night coffee.

This morning I had to check up all those places and on questioning for keys the answer was always NO. There was still one location to check up; the University. This is quite a lucky day; the keys where still at the garderobe. What a relief.

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Comment by alain @ 2003-12-17 22:53:06:

you lucky guy!
check out at the postoffice, they have some metal-plates to attach to your key. when you lose them and a honest one finds them, she/he can just throw it into the next (hardware-)mailbox and you will get it delivered - in case someone doesn't know what to give you for christmas :) have a good one. alain.

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