Ginny Simmons
@ginnysimmons.bsky.social
Reposted by Ginny Simmons
Computers should still scream at you if you try to go online.
August 21, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Computers should still scream at you if you try to go online.
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/
August 14, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/
August 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Thank you for listening. (8/8)
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
I’m not making more of this than what is - just relaying one person’s real life experience of “crime” living in the middle of Washington DC for more or less two decades. (7/
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
THEN I got into the driver seat and found a single AirPod I had been missing for days, left lodged beside the seat. I swear I had already looked all over for it. I cannot explain this. Now nothing was lost and something was inexplicably found and returned?? (6/
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
On a whim, I emailed the company I had planned to return the items to, very briefly explaining what happened, and they chose to return my money in full anyway. Now nothing was lost. (5/
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The next day, I came back to my car, and someone had left all the belonging that looked of any importance (insurance information, etc) on a stone ledge directly next to my now locked car. Nothing was lost, other than the bag of clothes to return. (4/
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The next day, I found someone had ruffled through my glove compartment and taken a bag of things I left the car floor that I had packaged up, labeled, and planned to return via mail. There was no additional damage to the car. Disappointing, but livable. (3/
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/
August 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Last summer, I had to leave my car carrying too many things inside my home in a very heavy rainstorm, and to the best I can figure, I accidentally forgot to lock it. (2/