God damnit my life sucks?

Question

I have lost my picture that is always in my wallet

I lost my picture and I cant find it anywhere I looked everywhere unfortunately i took that picture oversees so I cant even get a retake what should I do??

Answer 1

if you are an artist draw the picture. if you are not an artist take an art class and then redraw the photograph you lost.  

Answer 2

arent you shallow... u say your life sucks cause u lost a pic.. what about people who are dying of hunger, didease and abuse.... oh wait i forgot... loosing a pic is worse

Answer 3

Take another one when you return.

Answer 4

Recreate it somewhere else, if the same people can't be there, get similar people to help. There's nothing you can do if it's really gone but most lost things turn up one day - and in the mean time you'll feel like you are doing something.

Answer 5

Life is what you make of it.     If you valued the picture so highly, perhaps you should have made copies of it.

It's a shame that you lost something that you cared about so much, but it's gone and you have to accept it and get on with your life.

There are more important things in life than one picture.

Answer 6

Look at it this way... at least  you have a mental picture of it. That will never be lost.

Unless of course, you lose  your marbles.

Answer 7

is now part of a beutifull felling

Answer 8

I know exactly how this feels but I never even had the opportunity to have the photos developed.

It was my 21st birthday and I had pictures taken with the pilots of the plane I was flying in, the cockpit, champagne sent by the captain, all the party pictures and special moments captured.

My bag was stolen and I lost everything.

I known it's different for me because I never saw the pictures but it feels like a bit of my history has been taken.

Your picture symbolised more than that to you. It was of sentimental value and a 'good luck' talisman.

What you have to do now is let go - if it turns up great!!! If not you must replace it with a photo that can come to mean just as much to you.

Answer 9

Be patient and have faith.  It's either someplace you haven't looked, or it's "gone for good."  In that latter case, try to draw it, even if you are not the best...your love feeling toward the picture will permit a genuine feeling for it, even though it may be less than great to another person.

"The Masters and Their Retreats," Mark Prophet.

Answer 10

you lost a picture? that is the reason you used the title for the question that you did?

Answer 11

keep looking

retrace your steps