Camera Fixed!

After damaging the screen on my camera, I took it to the local camera store. They said that if I took it to Olympus it would be $150.00 minimum and it would be better to buy a new camera. However, I explained that I would need a housing for diving as well. New camera and housing would be $500.00. I took it to Olympus. They asked if it was under guarantee. I explained that I bought it last August in Fiji at the airport. They said there was no need to go home and get the bill. It came by courier today. Repaired. No charge.
I took a photo of the flowers at the back of my garden. The dead branches above the clematis belong to the house behind us.

Comments

Megan said…
Fantastic! I guess that shows that it never hurts to ask.

Garden looks lovely. I wouldn't even have noticed the dead branches, if you hadn't pointed them out.
July 23, 2009 at 5:52 p.m.
Hervé and Bryn said…
Always good to try. Brandon will be happy your camera is fixed, otherwise you might have reminded him all his life of the time you went in the caves at the zoo with him and you broke your camera ;-)
July 24, 2009 at 2:50 a.m.
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