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How wonderful, thanls for letting us know.
I can sleep again - and leave St Anthony in peace 
Great news! Very common occurrence in our house. Things disappear and then reappear despite having thoroughly searched! I am beginning to believe the time warp theory though!!
My 9 year old DGD had her ears pierced last year (not my choice!) and lost all ear rings that she had been given. I bought her a card with 9 pairs of ear rings ... all gone. We are now on the second card with only 3 pairs left. Just imagine the day when they all mysteriously turn up again!!
Very glad to hear it! My husband died in May 2016 and I had taken my rings off a few years before because of my arthritis. I looked where I thought my daughter had put them for me - top shelf of our bookcase - and they weren't there. I'd had a decorator in, who had been up a ladder there, and went through a torment of 'he might have, but I can never ask'.
Months later my daughter asked for her Ugg boots, which were in the 'for sale' suitcase ... and she came downstairs with the ring box! I then remembered going through all of my things ready to sell our house, and the suitcase was next to me. You could have tortured me horribly, I still couldn't have told you where they were 
need a celebration emoji So good to hear OP
Really pleased for you. I found my Kindle 5 minutes ago. In the side pocket of my bag where I always put it if I know I’ll need it when I’m going out. I’d looked there four or five times already!
It’s been missing for two days.
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