I am no photographer. I’m just not. However, I like documenting certain things in my life, for our family, and also for this journal. Hence, a digital camera is particularly useful. You know… Birthday cakes as well as that strange man running down the street in the leopard underwear.
Alas, at Joseph’s last baseball game, I managed to kick over my soda straight into my bag. Straight into a pocket in said bag. The said bag is made of something waterproof, and I therefore made a lake of soda in that one pocket. The one holding both my digital camera, as well as Poe’s cell phone.
The phone is dead as a doornail dead. His account was up for an upgrade, though, and we replaced it with a minor fee.
The camera, my friends, is also dead. I have no idea when I’ll have the funds to replace it, considering our current situation. And to add insult to injury, I’ve misplaced our Flip. I know it’s here somewhere. With movies from our beach trip. Somewhere safe. Where I couldn’t possibly forget it’s location.
We just had one birthday. I’m afraid to check the Pepsi-soaked memory card. And another birthday looming Friday and no way to commemorate it.
I’m annoyed. And it’s my own fault. I’m the one who kicked the soda.
That makes it even worse. You should pretend someone you hate did it. Like that mean chick in junior high.
What a bummer! I dumped Pepsi in my laptop keyboard once. It was a sticky corrosive mess.
Oh man, that really sucks. 🙁 I’m sorry. HUGS
I’ve heard you can saftly clean up sticky messes in electronics with rubbing alcohol. My toddler spilled apple juice down our TV many years ago. The rubbing alcohol did the trick.
Have you thought of taking the camera apart to clean it out. If it’s already a gonner, it’s not going to hurt it any.