Re: SUPER EXCITED
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 4:27 pm
I am quite looking forward to hearing all about your holiday too Kiya. Am still fumin' on your behalf about those ********!
I wear a zippered purse figuring it gives me a bit more security than a flap over purse that relies only on a snap but I guess these cretins have it down so well in crowded situations working in teams that nothing much stops them. They'll get caught one day.
When I go to Trinidad and go downtown in the city (Port of Spain) it isn't the pickers who get you it is actually the snatchers so I honestly carry my $$ in my bra!
As for criminals being bold my parents house was broken into one day. My mother was home and my grandmother who lived with them was sitting out front on the lawn. The thief entered by the side door, stopped in the first bedroom and took a pillow case and added booty to it as he/she walked through the house. My mother and grandmother never knew they were there until some time later in the day my mother couldn't find her purse and they started noticing other items missing. About 5 or so years later my parents got a call. Somebody had been clearing bush (my parents lived way in the country on property carved out of the forest) and found my mothers purse, turned it over to the RCMP who went through the empty wallet inside and found her drivers licence. Was guessed the thief took the $$ and then threw the purse into the trees.
Part of the aggravation of a theft, aside from the feelings of violation, is having to cancel all cards, order new ones etc.
You've definitely got my sympathies Kiya.
I wear a zippered purse figuring it gives me a bit more security than a flap over purse that relies only on a snap but I guess these cretins have it down so well in crowded situations working in teams that nothing much stops them. They'll get caught one day.
When I go to Trinidad and go downtown in the city (Port of Spain) it isn't the pickers who get you it is actually the snatchers so I honestly carry my $$ in my bra!
As for criminals being bold my parents house was broken into one day. My mother was home and my grandmother who lived with them was sitting out front on the lawn. The thief entered by the side door, stopped in the first bedroom and took a pillow case and added booty to it as he/she walked through the house. My mother and grandmother never knew they were there until some time later in the day my mother couldn't find her purse and they started noticing other items missing. About 5 or so years later my parents got a call. Somebody had been clearing bush (my parents lived way in the country on property carved out of the forest) and found my mothers purse, turned it over to the RCMP who went through the empty wallet inside and found her drivers licence. Was guessed the thief took the $$ and then threw the purse into the trees.
Part of the aggravation of a theft, aside from the feelings of violation, is having to cancel all cards, order new ones etc.
You've definitely got my sympathies Kiya.