Monday, November 14, 2011

Camera saga

So I brought my camera to the camera primary care doctor office, which is much different than the camera urgent care or the camera ER.

See I was told to pay $20 upfront, the copay, and then was told I'd be called by next Monday with an estimate. 

An estimate! 

So my camera will sit on a shelf for a week, and then I will find out what the heck is wrong with it.  Once they do give me an estimate, the repair time frame quote is 4-8 weeks...and that is if I choose to repair it - the guy said sometimes the repair costs too much, and people often opt to purchase a new camera.  Thus probably the reason he charges $20 just to look at it.

I think I might have needed to pick my eyeballs up off of his countertop when he said that...I know my camera isn't the nicest of all SLR cameras, but it did cost a LOT of money when it was purchased about 2 years ago.

Sucks.

I only wish I could take it to the urgent care or ER - but alas, I took it to the only camera repair shop in this state...which is probably the reason for the slow turn over. 

I wish I had camera repair girl as one of my many trades.  Among the many random jobs Paul has held - bus boy, painter, receptionist, roofer, monkey wrangler, etc.  I just wish he chose camera repair guy as one of his random summer jobs. 

What is a mom of 3 small, yet growing by the minute kids, going to do cameraless for the next 1-2 months...




1 comment:

Laura said...

Dearest Kristina, You can't be cameraless for 1 to 2 months because that means I will be without pictures for 1 to 2 months & that is unexceptable!! Tell my son in law (the one that stole my grandbabies) that he must find a college student that can fix it quickly. It could possibly get P off nana's naughty list lol. love you guys call Brandon may be it would be quicker to deal with snail mail. xoxoxox mom