1.25.2005

Still Sucking

I haven't found it. But then, it's so tiny and the world is so big, after you've looked in the obvious places, where could you look?

Anyway, a few people have chimed in with some psychic help. A friend of a friend, noted for her previous semi-psychic help at finding things suggested, over the phone to my friend, "Dark green."

Another friend of mine who experiments with remote viewing had this to say:

The ring is in a building with a foundation and side wall of rough-hewn light beige sand blocks. The foundation extends around to a side wall.

In the front are about 4 or 5 stairs that look like railroad ties. They go up to the front porch, or something that has an overhang. The overhang is supported by 2 columns. This is an entrance. All the wood is very dark looking everywhere.

Somewhere, maybe in front, but probably inside, there is dark wood cut at an angle. Take say a 2x2 by something piece of wood, and slice off the ends at a severe angle. so from the side it looks like a parallelogram. There are more than one of these types of pieces of wood. May be a torch, but i don't feel that. May possibly be a staircase made of rough wood.

Inside the building, there's an object that has two nodules to it. Imagine a beanbag chair, folded over onto itself. Only it's not as soft as a beanbag chair, has an elasticity more like dough. It is definitely gray in color. The ring is right near there, under it I believe.

I did go to a Barnes and Noble earlier that day, but that was probably hours before I noticed it was lost. I've found since then that I fiddle with it a lot, noticable now because it isn't there. But this leads me to think that, if it had disappeared, I would have noticed sooner rather than later.

I honestly believe it came off when I removed my gloves after clearing the snow from our driveway. The timing is right and the situation makes sense (the pressure from the glove strips the ring off and tosses it somewhere). Still, I'll call the B&N. But I believe I'll search the garage a little more thoroughly too.

posted by risser at 18:44

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