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Apple Watch with a black sport band. One side of the band is detached/snapped off from the main watch face.
On my morning walk today around 7:15 a.m., I found a bundle of hand tools under a bench near the Makai Market Food Court at Ala Moana Beach Park in Honolulu. They were all tangled together with a dusty canvas tool bag; the hammerhead caught the sun, and the screwdrivers peeked out like little flags. I know how important those tools are to someone tackling home projects or garden fixes after a long week. I brought the pile to a sheltered spot by the park entrance and left a note so it would stay dry. I hope the owner sees this post and claims their gear soon; it’s exactly the sort of thing that makes a neighborhood feel like home.
I was hiking Diamond Head Summit Trail and trudging along Kalakaua Avenue near Waikiki Beach around 9:15 am last Saturday when I realized my belts were missing from my backpack. It’s a simple black leather belt with a silver buckle, nothing fancy but essential to how I dress and feel put-together. I retraced my steps along the beachfront, checked the benches by the Duke Kahanamoku statue, and even peered under a few vending carts, but the belt didn’t turn up. Losing it today left me feeling a little off, so I’m hoping this finds its way back to me.
On Friday around 6:15 p.m., I was strolling along Kalakaua Avenue near the Hilton Hawaiian Village when I realized my sculptures were gone from my tote. There are three pieces: a small dragon in sunset glaze, a spiraling abstract form, and a standing hula figure; each about 12 inches tall. I spent the next hour retracing steps along Waikiki Beach, from the Duke Kahanamoku statue to the Kuhio Beach showers, hoping to find them. The evening light turned the water copper and my heart sank; these works mean a lot to a local project, and I'm desperate to have them back.
I found a small blue toy train wedged under a bench on Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki around 6:15 p.m. on Sunday. The wheels click when I nudge it, and the paint has a few chips from a hundred little adventures. I picture a child dragging it along the shore as the sun sets behind Diamond Head. It felt like a quiet moment of connection with a memory someone cherished, and I’m posting it here in case the owner recognizes the piece.
On Saturday around 3:40 PM, I realized my chargers were missing somewhere around the Ala Moana Center in Honolulu. I had just wrapped up a quick meeting and was heading to the parking lot when I noticed the chargers were gone from my tote. They include a black USB-C wall charger in a gray pouch and a spare cable; I rely on them daily for work, and this hiccup is stressing me out as I prepare for a client call. If anyone handed them in near the Food Court or Macy's, please drop them at the lost-and-found.
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