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 If you are reading my blog there's a pretty good chance you can relate to losing your keys. Losing my keys and going crazy trying to find them used to be a daily occurrence. I remember making my friends crazy when I lived at college. I had my student ID and keys on a string that I wore around me neck. Of course they weren't around my neck all of the time and would spend a good 5 minutes looking for them on the way to lunch, dinner or just leaving my dorm room. 

Over the past couple of years I've been pretty good with my keys. I usually left them in the same place. I also double checked to make sure I knew where they were well before I needed them. My key situation wasn't perfect but It was a lot better than it had been and I wasn't as stressed.

That was until about 2 months ago! They were really lost this time!! I couldn't find them anywhere!! They weren't in my freezer or my car's ignition! They weren't in any of the other odd places I had left them before!! They were GONE!!!!!!

What did I do? How did I handle my lost keys? I'll you know on Monday in my next blog post!

    4 replies to "Yes, I lost my keys!"

    • Tom

      I spent my childhood dealing with this and finally got to where I leave them in the same place all the time. To this day, I still am forever checking my pockets to make sure I have my keys, wallet and blackberry.

      And every so often, I fall back into the habit of losing my keys or locking them in the car.

      Ugh!!

    • Linda Williams

      I’ve been there…so many times! Yesterday I lost my coupons I take with me to the grocery store. I get so frustrated…but losing my keys would have been worse. I can relate!

    • jcorreia63@yahoo.com

      There is a new product available to help you get your keys back to you. It’s a key tag with a serial number on it. You register the tag and put it on your key ring. If you ever lose your keys and someone finds them they simply throw them in a us mail box. From there the company will receive the lost keys, find your information in their database and contact you. Keys can cost hundreds to replace and the tag is only $10. Visit http://www.keykarma.com

    • Bob

      buy this device from Keymate http://www.keymate.com.au – never forget your keys again!

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