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Meditations Go to HOI. Accessibility Statement. Find locations. Book appointment. Losing something or someone precious to you can be devastating. A wedding ring, a beloved pet, or worse, a loved one—loss is an unavoidable part of life, and always deeply felt. Happiness, money and life itself can be on the line. TV remotes, phones, keys, glasses and shoes are all some of the most commonly misplaced items in our homes.
In fact, the average person is so good at losing random things that we spend roughly days of our lives searching for them. In research showed lockdown and working from home had made us slightly more forgetful as a nation, with 5 in 10 people admitting to losing around two personal belongings a week.
Smartphones and other small electronics are the most commonly mislaid items around the home. Face masks also made it into the top 10, along with wallets and car keys. If nothing turns up from calling, revisit each place in person. Carefully retrace your steps there and look for the item.
Method 3. If you have a tendency to lose important objects, make them bigger, more obvious, or more eye-catching. This will make them harder to lose, and easier to find if you do misplace them. Attach a tracker to important items and use an app to locate them.
If you want a higher-tech solution to keep track of important things, consider getting a Bluetooth tracking device. If you tend to lose track of your smartphone, try an app like Find My iPhone. If you use an Android, go to android. Make a mental note every time you put down an important object. Every time you set down an important object, take an extra second to memorize where it is. Creating this mental note will solidify the location of the object, making it much easier to remember where it is.
If you tend to forget to make mental notes, try to start right after you lose the object and find it again. This comes back to being more mindful on a daily basis. Check for important objects before you leave a room or a car. This a great way to find things that may have slipped out of your hand or pocket on accident. Keep your space neat and orderly to reduce the chances of losing something.
Cluttered and crowded areas provide ample opportunities to lose objects—they can get stuck in messy corners, covered by other objects, or even tossed out by mistake. To avoid this, regularly tidy up any area where you spend a lot of time. These areas where you spend a lot of time tend to accumulate clutter, making it easy to lose objects there. Check their room secretly. If you can't find it still, confront them and see if they will return it. You can also tell your parents about your suspicions too.
Not Helpful Helpful Keep the found one somewhere safe. Keep searching for the other one by retracing steps and using the suggestions in the article. It'll turn up eventually, just be sure to remember where you've put the found one.
Not Helpful 53 Helpful Check the most common places first, like classrooms, your desk and other places you might usually see it. Then, if you still can't find it, look in more uncommon areas, like bathrooms or closets.
Don't panic, keep your mind clear and take deep breaths. It will probably turn up. Be sure to look thoroughly for it wherever you can, and if you know who stole it, try to get them to give it back. If you think it has been stolen from your home entirely, depending on how important the item is, you may need to call the police and insurance. However, refrain from this unless you have searched very thoroughly in as many places as possible. I'm pretty sure I left my choker on the edge of my bed dresser, but I haven't seen it in weeks.
Any advice? Puzzling disappearances like this often end up trapped behind furniture; move the bed and dresser clear of the wall to get a good look. It could also be hidden under blankets or stuck down the side of the mattress. How can I find an important piece of paper that I lost weeks ago from my table? Try looking through all of your files and drawers, and check every single paper on your desk and those crumpled up papers in the trash. Not Helpful 32 Helpful I placed my book somewhere a couple of weeks ago and I think someone moved it.
Where can I find it? Ask your family or anyone who lives with you if they have seen it. Otherwise, check places you or others tend to keep books bookshelf, end tables, your purse, etc.
The most important thing is to stay calm. Look in your classroom in case you forgot it there, then at home in places you wouldn't normally look, like your cupboards. If you can't find it, explain to your teacher that you misplaced it. My pair of diamond earrings are missing. I last had them I'm my dresser. They were in the box. Any advice on finding them? Think of the colour of the box.
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