Shirley Sun

You did not realize how important the tiny thing is until you lost it. You felt hopless when you were sure that you could never get it back. You almost started to comfort yourself by thinking that you could get a new one and it is not expensive at all. You remembered that in the past few years, you always wanted to get rid of it, and then...you got it back out of expectation. You started to extend much gratitude to the people who picked it up and gave it back with honesty.

Nicole left her cell phone on the bench and got it back from a cute Australian guy who lives five-minute away from St. Mary's College. She lost her wallet on the bus to the Grampians and got it back. I left my USB disk attached to the USB port in the Engineering library and got it back 20 minutes later on.

Sometimes, you just cannot get it back. Then you feel that there is nothing in the world that replace your old baby and you are not used to the life without it...Of course, it will be an external regret when you lose someone or lose a certain kind of feeling, because you can never get it back at whatever cost you are willing to pay.