Brewster, I read something like this way back around my first trip....so I left my virginity home, cuz ill be damned if im gonna loose that at Temptations LOL
Lol....If I see you crying in your beer at the end of the bar...muttering something about feeling "used", "cheap" and "violated" I'll know you lost it...
Lol according to this thread, alls you would have to do is figure out who took it, the staff or a guest haha
On a trip to Cozemul a few years ago Chuck left my camera on a table by the front lobby area accidentally...after alot of searching and 1/2 hour later it miracously reappeared on the same table in the lobby area....someone had taken the camera and took it into the mens washroom and took some VERY disgusting pictures of himself...he had on this huge gold braclet as we could see from the pics and so for the rest of our week I was on the lookout for the gold bracelet!!! After dissinfecting my camera I was very happy to get it back!!! Seriously IT wasn't even that big so i'm not sure why he felt he had to show it off...lol!!!
I have a tip that someone shared with me years back about all the documentation you bring with you like passports, drivers license, credit cards and so on. Scan all of those things on your computer (or wherever you have access to a scanner) and save the image files. Then, before your trip, email those images to yourself and save the email in your email account. That way you have a record of those things accessible wherever you are as long as you can get to your email. Replacing a passport is lots easier if you know the number and have a copy to present to prove who you are. For credit cards it is a way to be able to give the credit card company your card info if it is stolen or missing. I have taken photo copies of them with me on vacation as well, but I am uber paranoid about losing the copies as well. Having them accessible via internet puts my mind at ease.
Never had anything stolen.........and always get a second or third floor room. We always use the safe and that is where my little purse stays until its time to leave.
