Keys to What?

On Monday I got a call from my husband. He had found a set of keys in the floorboard of his pickup obviously to a Toyota. You first have to realize that nothing gets in that pickup of which he is not aware. Told him to wait til I got home and we could see what we could find. Finished my day trying to think of who had been in the pickup, (no one but us) tried to recreate Sunday night when we drove the pickup to small group (no one but us) Could someone have put the keys there for safe "Kee"ping (again no one but us) Plus the one thing that always gets locked is his pickup. Not so much my car unless he is with me.

There are probably 12 keys on the key chain with a hugh ornament, stainless steel with some sort of motif on it. Nothing to identify the car key except it is a Toyota. One of the keys is one of those you get made with characters on it (Winnie the Pooh) Key ring so large and heavy that it could not go in a pocket.

Probably someone with more key experience than I have could identify what some of the keys go to.

Got to thinking about our keys. We have a car key and one to each others vehicle. We have a house key and I have an office key. Sad to think that we are in our 70s and those are the only things we can unlock.

The owner of our visiting keys is out there without means to "unlock" her world. She has keys that are outlined in rubber, that are gold, silver, and one of those really heavy Yale Lock keys (always sounds so important to have a Yale Key which should in all fairness open a Harvard Lock). Wednesday night the kids at church went out into the parking lot and pushed the panic button to no avail. Do you think that somewhere in town our visiting keys owner was wondering why her panic button kept going off.

I hope that if we ever find the owner we have a chance to discuss what all these many keys unlock.

As for us, I am pretty content with only needing a key to start the car, unlock the door to home and unlock the door to work. Long years ago we found the "Keys to the Kingdom" .

When you think of it, its really all you need in life.