I lost a ring in the East Village yesterday, probably on Second or Third Street, walking from Avenue B to LaGuardia Place in the West Village. I lost it between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. It's a gold band in a distinctive chain pattern, and I'm offering a generous reward upon return...
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uh, the West Village??
ReplyDeleteSounds like someone was intoxicated. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But how else does one lose a ring and not notice, let alone not remember where you were when it left your person. If you're walking down the street and a ring falls off a finger chances are you are gonna notice it. IMO.
ReplyDeleteThat said, I really hope your ring turns up.
So glad it was found! I once lost a very treasured brooch on 1st Avenue as I headed to church at 6 am one summer morning, noticed it was missing at 14th Street, retraced my panicked steps and there it was, right in front of Little Village Postal! I think my late husband, whom I was going to church to light a candle for and whom the brooch commemorated, kept anyone from noticing it and picking it up...
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