Do you find it hard to ‘let it go?’

I’d give them a ring.
The check out girl probably did see them (?eventually ) and popped them under the counter.

I do silly things all the time. A few weeks ago I bought a lovely dress from Lily & Me. Linen with white background and lovely fresh flower design.

Washed it on 30 today went to hang on line and thought it had a pinkish tinge. 😱 i discovered a bright red napkin mangled up in the pocket.

Showed husband and I said I felt really stupid. He just calmly picked the gunge out of pocket and put it on quick wash with some different powder and it’s perfect again.

Although I must admit, I only opened this thread because I thought it was about unrequited love.
Bit disappointed it was about tomato feed.

But I’ll let it go.

I would also give them a ring.

I left an avocado at Tescos one day, didn’t notice it in the checkout tray.

Realised when preparing tea I hadn’t got it!

Enquired next day, assuming the next customer would have popped it in their bag, but no, it was behind the reception desk!

Oh ye of little faith!

So worth asking. If not there, don’t beat yourself up, you can’t do anymore, but if you don’t ask, you’ll just wonder…

Me too Kadinsky

Yes I would definitely contact them. Mr J went to the supermarket and forgot his wallet and they put the items to one side whilst he came home for his wallet. Most places I find are very obliging so worth asking.

Oh, I find it very hard to 'let it go'. I find myself lying in bed at night fretting about something I've said or done from years ago - and which was probably of little consequence at the time and even less so now. No-one is harder on themselves than I am.

I wouldn’t let it go without doing everything in my power to put it right, if all else fails have a glass of wine. 🍷

i used to be the type to worry and lay awake at night thinking i should have said that or i should have done that, getting myself worked up because i left the pack of expensive roast beef in the trolly at morrisons, but after having 2 different cancers at 54 and 55 and getting past the 5 years, i am now 62 and my attitude has changed so much, today i sat on the couch with my kindle and some popcorn, the hoovering can wait, so can the bathroom cleaning, after being widowed twice (last time 3 years ago). i now only have myself to please. when a surgeon tells you that you have 6 months to live and you may not survive the operation.....that pack of roast beef does not matter...i can have toast and beans...life is to short and not worth the energy of worrying...ps i will hoover tomorrow or the next day.

Poppyred

I wouldn’t let it go without doing everything in my power to put it right, if all else fails have a glass of wine. 🍷

I can do both!! Following the advice on here I phoned the Range not expecting the items to still be at the checkout as it was three days ago but they were!!!

I will pick them up tomorrow and tonight I will celebrate with 🍷 😂.
I will also give myself a hard time for not having enough faith to contact them earlier. 🤔🤨

Kandinsky

Although I must admit, I only opened this thread because I thought it was about unrequited love.
Bit disappointed it was about tomato feed.

But I’ll let it go.

😂

Always worth checking with shops if you leave something behind.
I would be cross with myself for doing something silly or forgetful but not for long.

Slightly off track, but my fingers were a bit swollen and while out shopping in Asda I moved my engagement ring onto my little finger where it felt safe. Got home and no engagement ring. I raced back to Asda to ask at Customer Service. And there it was. Some kind lady had found it among the loose vegetables and handed it in. My heart had been beating unbelievably fast and it took a few minutes for me to calm. Unfortunately Asda had not taken the lady's details. I would so have wanted to thank her. Most things get handed in and most people are honest.
My faith in people is strong. It always had been.

No I wouldn’t be able to let it go. So pleased the items were still there.

I have made some mistakes lately but I won’t let them go I am very stubborn. If it was me I wouldn’t ring the supermarket I would go back with my receipt. If the products had been put on customers services you might well get them back it’s worth a try.

My bete noir is leaving the hob on when I have finished cooking which of course is very dangerous. I make sure that when I am cooking I am standing by the cooker or doing something in the kitchen while things cook on the hob. When I am finished I not only switch off the hob rings but also the main cooker at the wall. And, if I go out, I double check all plug sockets and anything that could be left on. I walk around romancing and miss essentials which is very bad of me.

merlotgran

Poppyred

I wouldn’t let it go without doing everything in my power to put it right, if all else fails have a glass of wine. 🍷

I can do both!! Following the advice on here I phoned the Range not expecting the items to still be at the checkout as it was three days ago but they were!!!

I will pick them up tomorrow and tonight I will celebrate with 🍷 😂.
I will also give myself a hard time for not having enough faith to contact them earlier. 🤔🤨

Well done! Cheers!

Really pleased for you Merlotgran.

Me too
Life’s too short

Hope you had a Merlot. Gran.

Coolgran65

Slightly off track, but my fingers were a bit swollen and while out shopping in Asda I moved my engagement ring onto my little finger where it felt safe. Got home and no engagement ring. I raced back to Asda to ask at Customer Service. And there it was. Some kind lady had found it among the loose vegetables and handed it in. My heart had been beating unbelievably fast and it took a few minutes for me to calm. Unfortunately Asda had not taken the lady's details. I would so have wanted to thank her. Most things get handed in and most people are honest.
My faith in people is strong. It always had been.

So pleased that it was handed in. Losing my rings would break my heart, and yes, I know they are only ‘things’.

But very special ‘things’.

Can imagine how your heart was pounding, and I bet you could hardly believe your luck!

Contact them and just put it down to '1 of those silly things' . Ohhhh there isn't enough room here to type out the silly things I have done over time, i laugh about it and carry on with life. Don't beat yourself up, its not worth it......

I walked into a road sign on Tuesday and fell flat on my back. Big bruise and cut bridge of nose. Road sign fine.

Pre mobile phones early 70's, I was driving on the motorway in a rain storm when my windscreen wipers packed up. The RAC refused to come out because the car was not disabled. We got home by tying thread to the ends of the wiper blades and feeding it into the car for DD to pull on the threads to work the wipers. Fortunately we were only a few miles from home. I have never forgiven RAC and still hold a grudge after all these years