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Lost wedding ring found
My husband and I were on our honeymoon on safari in South Africa, having a glorious time spotting the “Big Five” (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros) and getting to know the other guests and staff around our small camp. After an early morning game drive, my husband took a shower in one of the spare tents, because our hot water had run out. About ten minutes after he returned to our tent, he realized he had left his wedding ring on a table outside the shower.
He immediately went back to retrieve it but returned upset. He had arrived at the other tent, only to find the cleaners tidying up and the ring gone. No one had seen it, but he remembered taking it off and putting it on the table. All sorts of scenarios were running through his mind, one of them being that one of the cleaners could have stolen the ring. My husband went and told the owner of the camp what had happened, only to be reassured that the staff members were good and honest people.

July 14, 2014 issue
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Letters
Grace H. Carter, Colin J. Campbell, Marney Mallon
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Communing with God
Ruth Geyer
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Overcoming despair in combat zones
Matt Schmidt
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Goodbye 'can't-write-this' thinking
Michael Slater
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From moon walk to space station
Annette Dutenhoffer
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If we're really spiritual...
Tony Lobl
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Tender words
Grace H. Carter
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Life preserved
Steve Warren
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Staying close to the Monitor
Susan Stark
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Satisfied: not interested in pot
Sam Soetarman
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Lifted out of addiction
Tad Blake-Weber
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Abundance after divorce
Name withheld
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Only good can go around
Candy Sawyer
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Lost wedding ring found
Joy Rae-Hughes
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Love meets the need
Maggie Johnson
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Beyond positive thinking
The Editors