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I found travel adapters under a bench in downtown Lubbock near the Buddy Holly Center on Market Street at around 4:25 p.m. last Tuesday. A jumble of adapters—USB-C, USB-A, and a spare charger—peeked out from a small zip bag, all still clean and usable. It gave me a wave of relief, imagining someone sprinting between flights or buses who would be glad to see these again. I left them on the bench with the hope that this post helps reunite them with their owner.
I realized I'd lost my bus tickets sometime around 11:00 AM on Sunday while walking from the Tech campus toward the downtown transit hub in Lubbock. They were in a small blue folder with a red cover, the kind I keep for travel receipts, and my name was scrawled on the top tab. I remember stopping at a crosswalk by the Buddy Holly Center and then hurrying on, but I must've dropped them on a bench along 19th Street. I retraced my steps and asked around, but no luck so far. If they turn up, they're probably somewhere near the Buddy Holly Center's north entrance.
While walking back from the library this afternoon, around 3:15 p.m., I found two travel bags tucked by the curb near the Texas Tech University Student Union Building on 18th Street. A grey rolling suitcase and a black duffel with a red strap. They had a tag, but I couldn't read a name. I checked the surrounding benches and bus stops, then decided to bring them to the campus security desk so they’d be in a safe place. It felt strange to see someone’s plans left behind, but I hope the owner or a friend will spot this and claim them soon.
This morning around 9:15 a.m., I realized my Utensils were missing after I set them down on the kitchen counter before leaving for a quick errand in Lubbock. I think I left them somewhere between the TTU Student Union Building and the campus quad. The set is small but priceless to me because they belong to my grandmother and are used for our weekend family meals. If someone found them, please know how much they would mean to me and consider returning them through the site.
I realized around 6:45 p.m. yesterday that my radios were missing from the back seat of my pickup after I stopped for coffee near the Buddy Holly Center in downtown Lubbock. I had left them there while ducking into a bookstore on 19th Street, and when I came back, the seat was empty. Those radios aren’t flashy, but they’re reliable and they carry a bit of history—they’ve seen long drives across West Texas. If someone happened to find them and kept them safe, I’d be over the moon to see them again.
I slipped my wristwatch off to wash my hands at the Canyon West Shopping Center around 7:20 pm on Friday, and I must have dropped it somewhere between the deli and the movie theater. It’s a silver face with a worn brown leather strap, a token from my grandmother I’ve worn every day for years. I retraced my steps past the food trucks and the arcade, but the crowd blurred into nothing and I came up empty. If by some chance it’s sitting under a bench or kicked near a planter, I’d be grateful to see it again back on my wrist, where it belongs.
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