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Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Too crazy to make it up!

So I came home tonight and though I rarely, rarely take the elevator, tonight I decided to take it and as I was stepping in I was removing my keys from my pocket and they slipped from my hands and fell down the bloody elevator shaft.

Crazily enough I asked my apartment manager about it and he said it happens all the time….WHAT?... more than one person has dropped their keys down the elevator shaft and not just 2 of us but enough of us that you can say “it happens all the time”!!!!

Sadly for me this is not the first time my keys have disappeared in a freaky way…once in Austin while crossing the street with my ex and friends my key dropped from my hands and I accidentally kicked them into a storm drain. I may have to get a bloody chain attached to my belt and my keys.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

hahah i remember that...we had to call the city and get them to send someone to open the grate!

Cali J said...

Weirdly enough I was talking to someone about that storm drain incident last week and then this happens...Que Lastima!

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