KOOPERSMITHin’ ®
ASK: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith’s
Inner Outlooks on Pop Culture & its Affects.
Inner Outlooks on Pop Culture & its Affects.
Dateline: Friday, November 30, 2007
TOPIC:
THE LAUNCH OF KLAF: KOOPERSMITH’s LOST AND FOUND
"Chicagoans One-Shop LOST AND FOUND Stop:
"Chicagoans One-Shop LOST AND FOUND Stop:
It’s no LAF-fing Matter when someone loses something. Sometimes it can be quite devastating, to say the least. From House or Car Keys to Cameras to Cell Phones to Purses and Wallet to stray Pets roaming around, I find it all, especially moreso the last 10.5 years that I have been increasing my Daily Outings via my Bike. These Affects and Possessions are vital Parts of People’s Lives. Sometimes, they cannot function without them.
Lose a Wallet and you’re suddenly ID-less. There goes your Identity out-the-window. Regaining those Documents takes Time & Effort, besides the Fact that they can be used in sinister and criminal Ways if they fall into the hands of an Outlaw.
Lose your Cell Phone and there goes your Network – everyone you’ve ever known is suddenly gone.
Cameras that capture those priceless Moments that are lost (forever) do not ‘for Memories make…’
Therefore, with all this in mind and the Fact that the Internet can further enable any kind of Habit, Routine or Business, after 10.5 years of finding such Treasures, I have decided to make better use of this Literary & Creative BLOG and launch THE CHICAGO BRANCH of:
KLAF: Koopersmith’s LOST AND FOUND
Lose a Wallet and you’re suddenly ID-less. There goes your Identity out-the-window. Regaining those Documents takes Time & Effort, besides the Fact that they can be used in sinister and criminal Ways if they fall into the hands of an Outlaw.
Lose your Cell Phone and there goes your Network – everyone you’ve ever known is suddenly gone.
Cameras that capture those priceless Moments that are lost (forever) do not ‘for Memories make…’
Therefore, with all this in mind and the Fact that the Internet can further enable any kind of Habit, Routine or Business, after 10.5 years of finding such Treasures, I have decided to make better use of this Literary & Creative BLOG and launch THE CHICAGO BRANCH of:
KLAF: Koopersmith’s LOST AND FOUND
that will list Items every Friday other Chicagoans or I have lost. Feel free to do this in your City. It’s really a vital Service.
This Free Service is to make it a One-Time Spot for People to list Articles (A-Z) that they’ve found while ‘out and about.’ Write-up what you found describing what it is and where (the Area) you found said Object(s) along with your Phone Number and/or eMail Address (a contact Number). Send it to me via Email and I’ll post it on KOOPERSMITHIN’ ®.
Also, for those who have lost something; they can write in also and state where that Item may have been lost.
Although it is better to GIVE than to RECEIVE, Returning is Part of that Humanistic Relationship. Become an instant Hero or Shero: Return a lost Pet, Wallet, Camera, Purse or Cell-Phone today. It all starts ‘write’ here.
ITEM #1 LOST:
Date: Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 - @ 7:15 AM.
This Free Service is to make it a One-Time Spot for People to list Articles (A-Z) that they’ve found while ‘out and about.’ Write-up what you found describing what it is and where (the Area) you found said Object(s) along with your Phone Number and/or eMail Address (a contact Number). Send it to me via Email and I’ll post it on KOOPERSMITHIN’ ®.
Also, for those who have lost something; they can write in also and state where that Item may have been lost.
Although it is better to GIVE than to RECEIVE, Returning is Part of that Humanistic Relationship. Become an instant Hero or Shero: Return a lost Pet, Wallet, Camera, Purse or Cell-Phone today. It all starts ‘write’ here.
ITEM #1 LOST:
Date: Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 - @ 7:15 AM.
ITEM Lost: Canon Camera - Model - Canon PowerShot SD550 in Black Casing
Found: Near 515 West Barry in Chicago – Lakeview Neighborhood, near the Curb.
Contact: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith via eMail at:
1 comment:
I'm impressed with your great idea to make it possible for people to retrieve lost items. All too often, we are multitasking and lose track of important stuff!
Three cheers for you!
Sheryl
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