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Yesterday at about 3:15 PM, I was walking along Willamette Street toward Skinner Butte when I spotted a stack of quilts resting on a park bench. There are three quilts, each with its own story: a navy one with star patterns, a floral lavender piece, and a bright patchwork that looks well loved. They seemed cared for but a little dusty, like they'd traveled a long way. I picked them up and brought them to a safe spot near the Eugene Public Library, hoping the owner would recognize them and share a memory tied to these fabrics.
I lost my red tote with holiday decorations around 9:15 p.m. on December 4. It had been on the porch railing at my friend's house near 13th Avenue and Willamette Street, not far from Autzen Stadium. I paused to grab an extra extension cord, and in the rush I must have left it behind. I’m hoping a neighbor or passerby picked it up and kept it safe.
I lost my dog leashes on Friday at 7:02 pm near Skinner Butte Park, at the 5th Avenue entrance in Eugene. One leash is navy blue with a yellow loop; the other is plain black. I had paused to untangle a fallen leaf when a breeze whipped down the hill and knocked them from my wrist. The path felt quiet, with only the distant sound of traffic and a gull crying over the river. They are essential for our evening walks, and I can picture them snagged on a low root near the overlook. I am praying someone returns them to the park office.
Last Friday around 6:15 p.m., I realized my small stamp collection was gone. I was sorting mail at my kitchen table in a one-bedroom near Skinner Butte Park on Alder Street, Eugene, when I must have left the albums and a few loose sheets on the coffee table. I retraced my steps through downtown toward the Whiteaker neighborhood, but the stamps didn’t turn up. Those stamps were sentimental—a few from my grandfather's trips and some rare issues I picked up during college years. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe where I can find them.
I lost my two drones near Alton Baker Park on Friday around 7:20 p.m., after filming the sunset along the Willamette River trail. One is black with a red trim; the other is silver with orange prop guards. I last had them near the paved path by the pedestrian bridge and they disappeared into the tall grasses along the riverbank. They’re important to my work and a bit pricey, so I’m hoping someone spotted them resting somewhere safe. If you found them, I’d really appreciate the help in getting them back to me.
I lost my power tools last Friday around 7:15 p.m. in Eugene, Oregon. I had them tucked in a metal toolbox in my small backyard workshop on West 11th Avenue when I stepped inside for a moment to fetch a screw; by the time I came back, they were gone. The toolbox had a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a few drill bits, and the space by Skinner Butte Park looked just as I left it, except for the emptiness where they sat. I'm feeling anxious and frustrated because I hoped to finish a weekend project and now I have to improvise.
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