Stealth Printer Paper
Wed Aug 15 2007

While it may not actually be this often, it seems like I buy printer paper at least once a month, if not more often. I bring said paper home and refill my empty paper tray in my printer then go on my merry way.

I don't remember ever re-filling the paper tray, but the next time the printer is out of paper, the remainder of the reem I recently purchased is nowhere to be found. I've no idea if others in the house are printing mass quantities of stuff, or if paper gnomes are stealing the paper. All I know is that tne next time the printer needs paper, I can't find it anywhere I look.

I have this fear that if/when we ever move from this house, I'm going to find a few thousand partially used reems of printer paper stashed EVERYWHERE. I can't find them now, but I've no doubt I'll find them when I least expect or want it.

4 Comments
  • From:
    PixieKitten (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Aug 16 2007
    LOL I have that problem too! Where does it go???

    I have found though that the best way to find something that is lost is to be desperately looking for something else. Its amazing what you find when you are already 5 minutes late for something important and can't find your car keys.

    -pk-
  • From:
    Honey (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Aug 16 2007
    I had that paper problem too. Now, I hide the paper. lol

    Honey
  • From:
    Pragmatist (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Aug 16 2007
    Could you borrow a cat?

    welshamethyst is allergic, too. Maybe she can tell you how to live with a cat. She has two(?) 3(?)

    Bless the day
  • From:
    Welshamethyst (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Aug 16 2007
    Ok. I'm a cat lover. I have 3 of them and I used to raise Persians and Himis. I don't suggest getting a cat for the rodent population because some cats simply aren't inclined to hunt and if kitty bonds with you he/she would be more likely to bring it to you LIVE as a show of devotion than to actually kill it.

    My suggestion would be to call an exterminator. Probably cheaper in the long run.