which was left untouched). The thief made off with $1-2 in change (but he left all my pennies. As if he's too good for my pennies!), 4 disposable diapers (my emergency car stash), my registration and proof of insurance, some index cards I had attached to a ring, and the headphones that came with my iPhone. What a jerk! He left: my extra baby stuff, stroller, new Ergo (and those things aren't cheap), chocolate, iPod car radio adapter thingy, iPhone charger, and cloth grocery bags. How strange.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
My car was broken into
Er, well, if you can call it breaking. Technically I didn't actually lock my car. After all, it was sitting in my driveway. Luckily I didn't have anything of value in it (except my ERGO Baby Carrier which was left untouched). The thief made off with $1-2 in change (but he left all my pennies. As if he's too good for my pennies!), 4 disposable diapers (my emergency car stash), my registration and proof of insurance, some index cards I had attached to a ring, and the headphones that came with my iPhone. What a jerk! He left: my extra baby stuff, stroller, new Ergo (and those things aren't cheap), chocolate, iPod car radio adapter thingy, iPhone charger, and cloth grocery bags. How strange.
which was left untouched). The thief made off with $1-2 in change (but he left all my pennies. As if he's too good for my pennies!), 4 disposable diapers (my emergency car stash), my registration and proof of insurance, some index cards I had attached to a ring, and the headphones that came with my iPhone. What a jerk! He left: my extra baby stuff, stroller, new Ergo (and those things aren't cheap), chocolate, iPod car radio adapter thingy, iPhone charger, and cloth grocery bags. How strange.
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