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Friday around 2:30 PM, I was unloading two small sculptures from my pickup near the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery and must have left them on the tailgate. When I returned, they were gone. The pieces are bronze-toned, about eight inches tall, one with a curved neck and the other with angular, jagged forms. They’re important to me as part of a series I’ve been working on for months, and I’m sick with worry about them being found by someone who can return them to the proper place.
I was at the Alabama State Capitol area in downtown Montgomery around 6:15 PM after a quick practice outside the Capitol steps, when I realized my sheet music binder was missing. It's a blue folder, worn at the corners, with the top page labeled 'Moonlight Serenade.' I last saw it near the bronze statue by the steps, right before we split up to head home. This music is irreplaceable to me—the pieces are marked in my handwriting and there's a personal doodle on the cover. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to have it back in its home on my music stand.
I was walking along Dexter Avenue near the Civil Rights Memorial at 4:30 PM on a sunny Thursday when I spotted two wrist watches lying on the curb outside a coffee shop. I picked them up and checked for clues, but there were no names or contact info. One watch has a black leather strap and a silver case; the other has a blue fabric band and a scratched glass face. I’d feel lucky if the owner recognized them, and it made me think about how small items carry memories. I brought them here hoping they can be reunited with someone who needs them as much as I would if I were missing mine.
I'm Jamie Brooks. I was by the Alabama State Capitol on Dexter Avenue around 8:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized my two hats were missing from the table outside a late coffee stand. One hat is a gray knit beanie with a tiny patch, the other a navy baseball cap with a faded college logo. I retraced my steps along the Capitol grounds and the riverwalk, but there was no sign. They’re just hats, but they carry memories of chilly evenings here, and I hope someone who found them can return them to the site where they were last left.
Hi, I’m Grace Bennett. I lost my power tools on Friday around 6:20 pm in the parking lot near the Alabama State Capitol in downtown Montgomery. I’d just unloaded a bag from my pickup after finishing a DIY project and the wind knocked the bag loose, sending the tools under a parked car. It’s a drill set, a circular saw, and a cordless impact driver; they’re used but reliable. I’m anxious and hopeful—these tools aren’t just equipment; they’re tied to weekend fixes around the house in Montgomery, and I’d be grateful to have them back.
I lost my CDs last night around 9:40 p.m., on the sidewalk outside the Alabama State Capitol steps in Montgomery. It's a small stack—five black cases, one with a bright red sticker from a local band and another with a faded cover of a favorite 90s album. I walked the route along Dexter Avenue twice, the streetlights throwing long shadows and the night air feeling heavy with memory. If someone picked them up by mistake, I’d be grateful to hear through the site so they can come back to me.
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