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Originally Posted by LindaJR
(Post 5546649)
Say "Tony, Tony hear my sound. Somtheing's lost and must be found." Picture it in your mind and where you were when you last remember seeing it. You are asking St Anthony to find it for you. It works so well for me, sometimes I just get as far as Tony, Tony. And you do not have to be Catholic to ask him, I'm not. I do feel a little guilty calling him by his nickname LOL. My children and grandchildren even ask him now, even though they thought I was nuts when I taught them the saying.
Our version "Tony, Tony, look around. Something's lost and can't be found!" |
Originally Posted by GlitzyMe
(Post 5550004)
This happens every day at our house. Once I lost a watch for over a year. Turns out I had it in my hand when I put some laundry away and left it in the bottom of the drawer. Then there was the time I cleaned out another drawer and found 3 $100 bills I had tucked away and forgotten. Finding money would be nicer than the pin cushion.......!
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Originally Posted by May in Jersey
(Post 5548207)
How did St. Joseph get in the finding stuff business? I thought that was St. Anthony's (or Tony for some) job. LOL!
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Think like a puppy! Having a puppy in the house, that's where I would put my money. You may have to go back to what your puppy was doing when you lost it? What were it's interests? It's favorite place? You probably were ignoring him heartlessly (doing dishes, folding clothes-- perhaps even telling him harshly to get off your clean panties-- and the puppy, w/o even knowing what he was really doing, hid something. Good luck!
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If the puppy has a crate, check it out! BTW, would love to see pictures of your "tea cup pincushions"!
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Try this. It usually works for me. Tony, Tony, look around. Something's lost and can't be found.
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