Thanks for the well wishes, but the ring is not found.
I’ve given up on the notion that I ate it.
I still can’t imagine where it could be. I put on a different ring to show Clark and asked if he knew where my ring was. He didn’t.
The girls spent 30 minutes before homework last night looking for it.
So I’m dyeing a sample of wool and alpaca for Nate’s sweater to distract myself, since the last sample didn’t work out. I’m dyeing it a color that went all haywire on the silk and showed no sign of even being related to brown, so I’m heating it very slow, and using no vinegar whatsoever ’til the very end to set the color. In all of my miserable and failed dye attempts (as far as getting predictable results. Most things have been pretty), it seems that the dye is striking extremely fast. Maybe it’s my uber-soft water? That’d explain a lot. I’ll let you know how this goes.
When Clark goes down for a nap, I’ll start laundry. I’ve already gone through the laundry bins and pockets to no avail, but I’m still holding out hope that I’ll find it in the bottom of the washer when I transfer a load.
Let me first start out by saying that I do NOT want a replacement, but I couldn’t help browsing Shaneco.com (something I do a couple times a year anyway) to see if they still have the calla cut diamonds, and they do. Wanna see something pretty?
When I first saw an ad for this ring a couple years ago, I don’t remember where, I went in to the store to try it on. At the time, I remember thinking it was prettier in the picture than it was in person, simply because it sparkles SO much, you can’t really see the flowers/design of it.
They’re amazing diamonds.
I’m curious to try it on again, but it’s pretty pointless. I can’t imagine having nothing better to do with $5k than spend it on a ring.
And I want mine anyway.
November 6th, 2008 at 3:05 pm
One more thing to try — have you checked inside your pillow cases?
November 6th, 2008 at 3:35 pm
It must be heartbreaking to lose your ring. I hope that you DO find it.
I didn’t have an engagement ring because I didn’t become a girly girl until late in life :-). I asked my husband to buy me a wedding set several years after we got married so that the cashiers at the grocery store would stop looking at me like I was an unwed mother.
November 6th, 2008 at 5:44 pm
That is one really pretty ring…but I hear you. You want yours. I hope you find it! I hope you can make it to knit night tonight!!!
November 6th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
I lost mine about thirteen years ago — found it a month later, while watching my (then) three year old squirreling it away amongst her shiny treasures in my bedside cabinet. Just a thought?
November 6th, 2008 at 6:38 pm
THat is areally pretty ring. Any chance you lost your ring down the sink? It could be in the drainpipe.
I lost my diamond out of my engagement ring. My ring was getting worn out anyway so my hubby bought me a new set a few years later. It isn’t the same as the old one but I still treasure it. Jean