Lost & found household items & tools in Albuquerque
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Lost: Lamps disappeared from living room.
Last Friday around 9:30 p.m., I realized my lamps were missing from the living room of my apartment on Central Avenue, just a few blocks from Old Town Albuquerque. I had them arranged beside the sofa, with soft cream shades that catch the light when the streetlamps glow outside near the Rio Grande. I'm feeling unsettled and a little homesick without them, since one lamp was a gift from my grandmother and the other was a favorite piece I saved up for. I hope the finder sees this and knows they belong to someone who loves little comforts after a long day.
LOST appliances in Albuquerque
At 10:50 p.m. on Tuesday, August 18, I realized my kitchen appliances were missing from my apartment on Rio Grande Boulevard, not far from Old Town Plaza. The set includes a white microwave, a compact blender, and a toaster oven—the stuff I rely on after late shifts. Losing them makes the place feel bare and strange, like the daily rhythm is off. If someone picked them up thinking they were left out, please let me know so I can get them home.
FOUND power tools near Old Town Albuquerque
I was watering the front yard on Saturday afternoon when I spotted a yellow toolbox sitting on the curb of Central Avenue near Old Town. Inside was a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a taped measure—clearly a batch of tools someone had been using recently. It was around 4:20 p.m., and the sun was already dipping behind the La Luz mountains, casting long shadows on Albuquerque's brick storefronts. I figured they belonged to someone who needs them for a project and brought them to a safe spot where people leave items for others. I hope the owner sees this and knows they’ve been found.
Found: Toasters in Albuquerque
I was strolling through Albuquerque's Old Town Plaza around 7:45 p.m. last Saturday when I spotted two toasters sitting on a bench outside a coffee shop by the Route 66 Diner. They looked recently used, with a few crumbs and a faint coffee stain on the plastic. I brought them here, thinking someone in the neighborhood might be missing their kitchen companions. They’re two standard-slotted toasters, one with a chrome face and the other with a white enamel front. If these are yours, the site will connect you with me so we can arrange a safe pickup near Old Town Plaza.
Navy blue queen duvet cover with monogram
I lost my navy blue queen duvet cover with a gold monogram 'PP' in the inside corner yesterday around 6pm. It's a soft cotton sateen, a bit wrinkled from sleeping, and the bottom edge has a small, discreet zipper. The set was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me and I’m really hoping to get it back. I last remember being around Nob Hill, near the Lomas Blvd and Central Ave intersection, maybe at the coffee shop on that corner or perhaps in the back seat of my car. If you found it, please reach out— I’d be so grateful to have it back.
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