This is a really silly little post just to remind myself to
be more of an optimist. This is a story
about how our camera found its way home with help from kind-hearted
Dragons.
A couple of weeks ago, we all went to see the Dragon
football team play at the Birdville Stadium.
We decided to bring our nice, expensive camera with the zoom so we can
capture this game to remember.
We had a great time.
We brought a pizza with us and tailgated in the parking lot. The stadium was packed, but we were fortunate
enough to find seats behind the Belle and Band section. Best of all, the Dragons won in a close game
and we left the stadium happy thinking about going to the next round of the playoffs.
The next day, I had this sinking feeling and realized that
we may have left the camera under the bleacher.
I quick check in our car confirmed my feeling. I was so upset, not only did I lose the
camera, but also the pictures that I never downloaded.
I called the Birdville School District hoping that someone
had picked it up and turned it in to the lost and found, but was told that
there was no camera. I pretty much convince myself that the camera was a goner
and was really bummed.
Then, on Tuesday I got a phone call on my cell from Mrs.
Meacham, a Kindergartner teacher at the boys’ school. She asked if I was at the game on Saturday
and I said yes. She asked if I was missing
something and my heart skipped a beat.
She had my camera!
Apparently, after we left, her neighbor saw the camera and
picked it up. They went through the
pictures and recognized Ms. Neathery in one of the pictures. They took the camera and showed Ms. Neathery
and she recognized Michael in one of the other pictures. And that’s how my
camera found its way home
It’s such a great
story that I had to write about it to remember how fortunate we are to be part
of the Dragon family. I am so proud to
be able to say that we live in Southlake and to be part of this wonderful
community.
M and the boys at the game WITH the camera.
No Camera...
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