Need opinions

[kitten645]

The thing I hate most about technology is the human aspect. There's no way to tell from a text, email, tweet or any post what the true meaning is. Nuance is lost. I say pick up the phone and leave her a message asking if you can help. Tell her she sounds stressed and you are sorry about that. There's alot of humanity in hearing a voice.

[gini]

This kept coming up in the back of my mind...........you mentioned that she had moved several months back and your problem has been going on with her for several months as well (or months since she mentioned that the jewelry is missing).

Is it possible that she has the jewelry still packed up in a box and has forgotten - especially as she moved and then was busy looking for a job?

Why in the world would anyone steal jewelry from a good friend? They wouldn't, so I say, stay with her and it will be resolved. She may have to apologize to you.

[moosmom]

I texted her and Brady a Happy Easter. I got Brady a cute little fishing rod with magnetic fishies. She texted back and wished me a happy holiday and said we need to get together soon.

I was wrong. I guess I kind of blew things outta proportion. Kitten645, you're right. It's VERY difficult to read someone's text messages when something like this happens. I can't wait to see them. It's been a while and I miss him a lot.

[phesina]

Oh, I'm so glad to read how nicely this has worked out! Isn't that wonderful not to have lost such good friends after all?!

[Cat Daddy]

I think your friend was a little overwhelmed with everything and quite frustrated that she most likely misplaced her own jewelry. She was probably venting with misplaced anger. Sounds like she is getting used to her new routine now and adjusting accordingly so she's not so over whelmed now. Let it go and ask if she remembers packing her jewelry, if she hasn't already found it that is.