In my car after all. Jammed between the driver’s seat and the console.
It’s dark when I leave for work and dark when I get home. With daylight and some time to spare today I found the buggers. Both arms were bent and they were dirty with salt water splotches, but they cleaned up nicely and the arms were straightened with no discernable damage.
Ya know, if youse people would just look in the last place you look for them first, you wouldn’t be missing things for so long. :smack:
Glad you found them.
My eyesight/glasses kept me out of Viet Nam in the '60s!
During one of my out-of-town contracts, I lived just under a mile from a small lake, and I would walk to the lake each evening and walk back, for my exercise. There was a landing that I would sit on while watching for the wildlife. I enjoyed going right at dusk to watch for owls and bats.
I was sitting on the landing one evening, when I saw a dark shape swooping over the water, as I turned my head to look, a buzzing insect was flying around my head, and I waved my hand to shoo it away. Somehow, while turning my head and simultaneously swatting at a buzzing insect, I managed to knock my glasses off of my face. I didn’t hear a splash, but a quick brailing of the landing proved to me that the glasses were not there.
Fortunately, I was within normal walking distance from the room I was renting. The next day, I rode the bus to work, so I could compose an email to let the rest of my team know why I would be late. Then another bus to Lens Crafters.
I really liked those glasses. They came with a pair of matching sunglasses that attached to the glasses frame with little magnets. I still have the snap-on sunglasses.