Jeremy McCreary
Well-Known Member
- Region
- USA
- City
- Carlsbad, CA
I can relate. Wife says that the best place to hide things from me is right under my nose. And she has a point. Doesn't help that one of my centers of excellence is losing things I had in my hands minutes before.I have something similar, though it has a trigger-style ejector level that fans the credit cards.
I have one beautiful black leather one, but I had to replace it with a more garish blue one because the black one is too hard to see. I will still use the black one for more formal occasions, if I ever go to such things again, or when traveling. At home, a black wallet just doesn't work with a black laptop case, black jeans, black phone case, black tablet case, etc. We also favor dim lighting.
After my first few days of COVID, I lost the black wallet for four days (during a high fever). I found it right on top of my dresser. My wife and I had searched the dresser three times-- top, all drawers, etc.-- at least four times without seeing it.
But I have a new excuse now: Black on black.
Phone is all black, glasses have black frames now, and the kitchen counters in our new home as of a year ago are all black. By far, these are the items I lose most often, and this is the place I put them down most often. Recipe for endless frantic searches.
You'd think that a year would be long enough to learn that a quick glance at the black counters isn't enough. But nooooooo.
Maybe I should follow your lead and get hot pink glasses with a phone case to match. Problem solved!