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I realized my sandals were missing on Tuesday around 6:15 PM after a quick study session at the Truman State University Library. I was on the brick sidewalks near the campus quad when I noticed they weren’t on my feet. The pair are simple brown leather thong sandals—well-worn and loved, a gift from my grandmother that always reminds me of summer. I retraced my steps toward the Rotary Park and around the library entrance, but the sandals didn’t show up. If anyone found them near the campus fountain or the library steps, please think of me and let the site know so we can reunite them with their owner.
I lost my hoops last Friday around 5:30 p.m., right outside Truman State University’s Student Union Building, by the circular fountain on Normal Avenue in Kirksville, Missouri. They’re a simple pair of silver hoops, one with a tiny star charm. I had them on during a campus interview and walked the quad from the library toward the parking deck, turning my steps into memory. Losing them while chasing a busy evening on campus has me feeling both silly and anxious, like a small piece of college days is drifting away.
Early this morning, around 7:50 a.m., I was at the Truman State University gym in Kirksville and realized my gym clothes had vanished from my locker. The bag held a red hoodie, black leggings, and a water bottle with a chipped sticker from my old high school. I felt a jolt of panic—my workouts mean a lot to me, and I’m already behind on schedule. If anyone happened to spot a stray gym bag by the campus gym or along Normal Ave, please steer it back toward the front desk so I can pick it up safely.
I lost my guitars after our short rehearsal outside the Kirksville Public Library on Main Street, around 4:15 p.m. Sunday. One is a sunburst electric with a frayed red strap, the other a small natural acoustic that fits in a soft black case. I set them on the ground near a bench while I hurried to fix a loose wire and check a chord chart, and then a gust of wind knocked a flyer from my hand and I looked back to find them gone. They mean a lot to me -- they're tied to late-night practice sessions with friends and the sound of our campus at dusk. If anyone has seen them, I would appreciate any info that helps return them.
I was in Kirksville last Friday around 7:30 PM, helping at a charity setup near the Town Square when my dresses were left in a garment bag in the dressing room of the Kirksville Arts Center. By the time I got back, the room had been cleaned and the dresses were gone. I retraced the brick path along the courthouse and across to the Kirksville Plaza, but they didn’t turn up. They’re two dresses, one navy and one cream, both delicate and needed for a friend's wedding.
I found someone else’s appliances today near the Kirksville Municipal Building, on the east side of the courthouse square, around 9:30 this morning. The pile included a dusty microwave, a coffee maker, and a small toaster, all plugged in and waiting to be claimed. They looked out of place in the alley, but in decent shape, and I didn’t want them to get damaged. I brought them to the site in case their owner recognizes them before someone else takes them home.
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