My wife has just started to collect those Pandora charms and she was telling me about a lady who works for a jewelery store here in Grayling who had three braclets full of both silver and gold charms. While at another town she took them off and put them in a baggie for safety. WELLLLL it seems the baggie might have been thrown out with some trash or dropped. Total loss around $4k. Sure wish I knew where she lost it,I would gladly return it to her. Thats a healthy chunk-O-change.
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$4k?
In her shoes I would be getting hypnosis or something to make myself remember whether I threw it out or dropped it. That would be worth sorting through the garbage.
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She must have been one very unhappy lady, to state the obvious.
Ouch... that's a lot... I'd have trouble sleeping.
I hope she has her name on it, and I hope it turns up.
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Hoser...well maybe she can narrow it down to where she may ahve lost it and you might be able to find it for her!!!
Doubt it. It could be anywhere from Kalkaska MI. to Grayling. Around thirty miles.
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Sounds like you got alot of ground to cover...Originally Posted by hoser
Doubt it. It could be anywhere from Kalkaska MI. to Grayling. Around thirty miles.
Better get started!
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