"Ophelia" > wrote in message
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> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>> So, as I was driving to my friends house, with my purse on the passenger
>> seat, some crazy looking older guy who was dressed for jogging, leaped
>> out of seemingly nowhere as I rounded a corner. Not sure what his
>> intentions were but he managed to get the passenger door open.
>> Thankfully it was a cold day and there was an ice puddle in the street.
>> He apparently did not notice this and his feet slipped out from under
>> him.
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> You were very lucky he did slip
( That is very frightening
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Yes. Alas, that corner was one I had to drive around to go see my dad. In
my mind I will always see that guy there. Even though he isn't now.
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>> What really gets me are the people who leave their wallet or purse in
>> their vehicles. I see this all the time and they're often in plain
>> sight. Then there are the ones who take the time to put it in the trunk.
>> Mm hm. The thief sees this, waits for them to go into the store or
>> wherever, then breaks in and takes it.
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> It is amazing how many people seem not to be aware of the dangers
I was
> pleased to read that thing Jill sent and will always lock my doors in
> future.
And after I posted all that stuff, I did a stupid thing yesterday. Went
shopping at Winco. Angela was going to come with me but at the last minute
she refused to go. You have to bag your own groceries here so she would
usually begin the bagging process then I would help her after I'd paid.
But since I was on my own, I decided to go bag some things up while the
cashier continued to ring stuff up. After I filled two bags, I went back
near the register where I was horrified to see that I had laid my wallet
there where one would write checks. Eek! I did the very thing that I
accused others of doing and yet I wasn't even aware that I had done it.