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This morning, around 9:30 a.m., I was walking along the Augusta Riverwalk near the Augusta Common in Augusta, Georgia after visiting the Riverwalk Farmers Market and realized my Terrariums were missing from the tote I carried. The three glass containers with tiny ferns and pebbles were in a plastic box; one holds a plant from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me. I retraced my steps along Telfair Street toward Paine College, but they didn’t show up. I’m hoping someone simply picked them up and kept them safe until I can collect them.
I realized at 9:15 AM today that my radios are missing from the workshop on Broad Street, just a short walk from downtown Augusta. These aren’t just gadgets; they’re a small collection of vintage radios that belonged to my grandfather, and they’ve been with me through many gigs and repairs. I had them out on a workbench while I sorted cables, then stepped outside for a minute and came back to find them gone. I’m keeping faith they’re nearby and will turn up soon, since they’re the only link I have to those old times.
8:20 a.m. Saturday, after a jog along the Augusta Riverwalk, I realized my favorite scarf was gone. I had paused on a bench near the Morris Museum of Art to tie my shoes, and it must have slipped from my coat. It's a thick gray scarf my grandmother knitted, and it feels like a hug on cold mornings; I’ve worn it through countless chilly classes and late-night shifts. If you found it anywhere along the Riverwalk, by the fountain, or near the gazebo, please know it carries a lot of warmth and memory for me.
I found a handful of USB drives sticking out from beneath a bench near the Augusta Common fountain around 9:15 this morning. There were four in total: two black, one silver with a small sticker, and a red one with a dent. They looked as if someone had hurried away and left them behind, and I felt a wave of relief thinking I might help reunite them with their owner. I am posting here in case the rightful owner sees it and can claim them.
I was walking along Broad Street by the Augusta Common, near the Riverwalk, last Friday around 6:15 pm when I realized my driver's license wasn’t in my wallet. It’s a Georgia license, with a blue-gray look and a photo I recognize. I retraced my steps toward the riverfront, checked a few shops and the security desk, but no luck. I’m anxious about travel plans this weekend and just want to have it back safe and intact.
I found travel adapters this afternoon in Augusta, Georgia. They were tucked inside a small black pouch I spotted on a bench near the Augusta Common around 4:30 p.m. The day was warm and traffic hummed along Broad Street while I looked for a name tag or any clue, but nothing turned up. They look new, and I imagine the owner set them down while hopping between meetings. I hope to reunite them with the traveler who needs them.
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