I found my camera. That is, a woman named Orva Aukes found it yesterday in Payson, and reported it to the police station property department, and made an announcement on the Payson local radio. Fortunately, after driving to Payson again today to see if the camera was still in the grass, I got an idea that I should have had hours earlier (to save the drive), call the police station. Mrs. Aukes is mailing it to me so that I don't have to drive up there again tomorrow.
A family on top of Squaw Peak took this picture for me with their own camera and then emailed it to me. So even if I never had found my camera, at least there are people in the world who follow through on their digital promises.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Found Camera
I found my camera. That is, a woman named Orva Aukes found it yesterday in Payson, and reported it to the police station property department, and made an announcement on the Payson local radio. Fortunately, after driving to Payson again today to see if the camera was still in the grass, I got an idea that I should have had hours earlier (to save the drive), call the police station. Mrs. Aukes is mailing it to me so that I don't have to drive up there again tomorrow.
A family on top of Squaw Peak took this picture for me with their own camera and then emailed it to me. So even if I never had found my camera, at least there are people in the world who follow through on their digital promises.
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PRAISE GOD, PRAISE GOD, PRAISE GOD...You just can't get "those" moments back that you captured in time. I can certainly relate. What a lovely lady Ms. Orva Aukes is.
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