stolen laptop.

monday morning before my afternoon class I decided to pull out my laptop and work on an assignment.

looking around for my blue hurley backpack. I just couldn't seem to find it anywhere. I looked in my room, under my bed, in my closet, in the bathroom, in the living room, laundry room. I just don't know where it went. Then I remember before leaving for fall break I had to turn in an assignment.....and instead of bringing my whole backpack inside to my apartment i opened my backpack and grapped out the assignment that i needed. I had this feeling to grab my whole backpack. but just ignored it and thought i would bring it in later before i left for washington.
well i got caught up in laundry.
packing.
getting my snack back ready.
and before you know it I am on the road and my backpack is left in my car with my laptop in my bag.

looked everywhere in my car. front seat back seat. trunk. nothing.

my backpack got stolen out of my car with my laptop in the back pack.

i must have left the door unlocked.....terrible i know.

it is not worth the yelling. screaming. blaming myself ( even though it is my fault).
it is just an item. it was just my 700 dollar laptop.
luckily all the information on my laptop was on my black hard drive from when my dad was organizing it and moving things to that memory device.

I still don't get how a person can get in someone's car and steal an item that doensn't belong to them and belongs to someone else. it makes me sick. i am sad for whoever did it.

oh well maybe they needed it more then I. maybe they will read my be of good courage sticker on the outside of my laptop, or read my little reminder sticky notes where they are uplifting reminders for me.
hopefully they do. i am sorry for that person who stole my laptop. it is sad. it is not worth your soul.
i hope your happy. i am a college student. with my binders and notebooks and book and laptop in the backpack i hope your able to gain some knowledge from my items. like i said before it is sad.

I have learned a couple valuable lessons from this:

1. always make sure to lock your car doors ( always)
2. never leave anything valuable in your car (never)
3. there are people out there. that don't think. that steal for happiness or for pleasure. it is sad. in the end that won't matter at all. so go ahead take my belongings. do it i dare you. 

i am now laptopless: but I have many things that I am grateful for and life moves on................

maybe in the spring or next year I will purchase a laptop, but for now I will use the library's computers and think of the valuable lessons i have learned and how I can incorporate them to my daysssssssssssss.