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I’m Avery Brooks. I lost my Hoops last night, around 7:10 PM, near the basketball courts by Mackenzie Park in Lubbock. I’d just finished a pickup game at the Buddy Holly Center area and was tying my shoes when they slipped unnoticed from my ears. They’re a small pair of gold hoop earrings, about 1.5 inches, with a tiny twist in the hoop. I’ve checked the court, the benches, and the sidewalk along 19th Street, but they didn’t show up. They’re special to me, worn every Friday, and I’d be grateful if someone turned them in at the park office.
Friday night, around 8:15 p.m., I returned to my apartment near the Buddy Holly Center on 19th Street and realized my remotes were missing from the coffee table. The bigger remote is black with slight wear along the edge; the smaller one is slim silver with a bold red power button. I use them every night for streaming and the late news, so losing them makes the living room feel suddenly empty. If you happened to find them, please hold onto them until I can reclaim them.
At 8:45 a.m. today, my Avians vanished from the back porch near the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock. Two small parrots, one with a blue tint on the wings and another with a yellow crest, were perched on a stand when a breeze slipped the door open. I’ve retraced streets around 19th Street and Mackenzie Park, calling softly and listening for a chirp, but so far there’s nothing but the morning traffic. I’m heartbreakingly anxious, because these aren’t just pets—they’re part of my daily life and my little family. If you spot them, please know I’m counting the minutes until I can bring them back home to Lubbock, Texas.
Yesterday at 5:42 p.m., I was leaving the Buddy Holly Center after a quick photo stroll along 19th Street in downtown Lubbock when I realized my gray knit hat with a tiny Texas-shaped patch was missing. I retraced my steps past the fountain near the library steps and along the grassy slope by Mackenzie Park, but it never turned up. That hat has been with me through long shifts and chilly game nights, and it somehow feels like a small piece of home when the wind gusts off the plains. If you happened to pick it up, please keep it safe; it means more to me than any souvenir.
I lost my devices last night while rushing to catch a bus downtown in Lubbock. At about 7:45 p.m., I had just left the Buddy Holly Center and was scanning my route when I must have left them on a bench by the outdoor sculpture courtyard. My phone, tablet, and a compact charger were inside a black backpack that got left behind in the crowd near the Depot District. I walked the block back and forth along 19th Street, asked a security guard, and called the campus library staff, but the crowd thinned and the evening grew chilly. Those devices held work notes, photos, and a few cherished memories; I’m anxious to recover them.
I found a silver Yamaha flute this afternoon around 3:15 PM outside the Texas Tech Student Union Building on the campus lawn. It's in a black hard case with a red velvet interior, and there's a small dent in the head joint plus a few scratches along the body. The head joint sleeve has initials 'LJ' engraved, which makes it easy to identify. I know how much a wind instrument can mean to a player, and this one clearly belongs to someone who plays regularly—it's got sentimental value. If you think this is yours, message me and we can arrange a pickup near the Student Union to get it back to you.
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