I can\’t think, I can\’t eat! ARGGGGHHH!!!

I lost my digital camera. Or better put, I misplaced it. But I have had this \”death\” wish for awhile. After I got my Canonpowershot s30 in November 2002, I almost regretted it. It was larger than most cameras of that quality. And it was just so heavy. Not to mention, one month later another model took its place in the market. But compared to other people\’s digicams (the s230s), it had better quality at night and took the best scenic photos. Not to mention, it was overladen with features with my wannabe photographer side of me.

I did drop it a few times in Portland when I was hiking up to the waterfalls. So there\’s one dent in one corner (this is a surprise to me because it\’s now almost 3 years old). Otherwise, perfect condition.

And now it\’s gone! :( Yesterday I had taken it out of my backpack to take pictures of cubes. Fortunately, I have already transferred all the pictures that I really want from the camera. So most pictures on the card are not lost. But where is it?! I took it out to transfer pictures in the Wean clusters, then I brought the bag along with me to my home 2020 class. I remember one of my group members pointing at it on the table because it wasn\’t in my backpack saying, \”You better watch that…\” Her laptop had been stolen a month before and I thought she was being paranoid because I certainly wasn\’t going to leave my stuff lying around. Then after that, I went down to the second floor of Wean to reward myself from the vending machine. Then I went to the first floor of Wean to that secret spot I discovered on my first day. There I absorbed myself in an .avi I had on my computer. So did I leave my camera bag there? All I remember was having my reward slide under my backpack and me trying to reach for it. Then after that I walked to a conference room in NSH, 30 minutes early to plug my computer in since it was losing power. After the meeting, I was the last one to go and locked up the room…and left for home.

Ok, where in those 3 different locations could I have left my camera? GRRR…