Brian Krashpad
Well-known member
Is not only not knowing where they all are at any given time, but not being sure if one's actually gone missing.
Last night I was driving home from work in the van, and noticed that the "door not closed" light on my dashboard was on. This is usually because of the sliding side door in the back of the van, which will sometimes close and latch, but not fully engage the latch to turn the sensor off. However, I had not opened that door, that I could recall, that day.
This immediately got me to wondering whether someone else might have got into the van during the day, while I was in the office. Looking back into the "cargo compartment" where I've taken out the middle bench seat and usually stick guitars, I noticed that there were no guitars in the van. I couldn't remember, however, whether I'd taken both of the 2 guitars I'd had in the van over the weekend out, and put them in the office, or not. One of the 2, I was sure, was back in the office.
But I wasn't sure about the other one.
Fortunately, when I got here this morning, sure enough, I had taken both of the guitars out of the van, probably both on Monday, and put them in the office. But over night I was unsure whether I might be missing one, and not one of my hundred-buck cheapies, either (my Fernandes Ravelle, which I paid $400 for, plus it's hsc bought subsequently).
Sigh.
I guess it's a good problem to have, but I may have to get a "status board" with little magnet stickers to keep track of where each is, or something.
:thwap
Last night I was driving home from work in the van, and noticed that the "door not closed" light on my dashboard was on. This is usually because of the sliding side door in the back of the van, which will sometimes close and latch, but not fully engage the latch to turn the sensor off. However, I had not opened that door, that I could recall, that day.
This immediately got me to wondering whether someone else might have got into the van during the day, while I was in the office. Looking back into the "cargo compartment" where I've taken out the middle bench seat and usually stick guitars, I noticed that there were no guitars in the van. I couldn't remember, however, whether I'd taken both of the 2 guitars I'd had in the van over the weekend out, and put them in the office, or not. One of the 2, I was sure, was back in the office.
But I wasn't sure about the other one.
Fortunately, when I got here this morning, sure enough, I had taken both of the guitars out of the van, probably both on Monday, and put them in the office. But over night I was unsure whether I might be missing one, and not one of my hundred-buck cheapies, either (my Fernandes Ravelle, which I paid $400 for, plus it's hsc bought subsequently).
Sigh.
I guess it's a good problem to have, but I may have to get a "status board" with little magnet stickers to keep track of where each is, or something.
:thwap