To lose whether by damage, an accidental gift, misplacement, falling out…which of the following are replaceable?<\/p>\n
Several years ago, I lost my Canon S30 digital camera. Fortunately I had just copied all my pictures right before. And I remember someone telling me to put the camera into my bag because I might forget it. And I did. At that point, I had despised the camera since I had it for 3 years and it was bulky by the day’s standards.<\/p>\n
In some way, I was looking for an excuse to get a new camera, but when I lost it. It was at first painful to lose. It took me about 3 months to replace.<\/p>\n
Perhaps it’s to always prepare for the loss. A backup. An acceptance of the price. Creating an everpresent value. Or simply…insurance?<\/p>\n
So for these simple superficial items…
\n1. cell phone
\n2. the high scores on a game that took forever to reach
\n3. data on the hard drive
\n4. digital camera
\n5. keys
\n6. sunglasses
\n7. shoes<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
To lose whether by damage, an accidental gift, misplacement, falling out…which of the following are replaceable? Several years ago, I lost my Canon S30 digital camera. Fortunately I had just copied all my pictures right before. And I remember someone … Continue reading