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Hello, I’m Daniel Kim. This afternoon around 3:40 p.m., I found a small stack of stamps lying on the sidewalk near the overlook at the Paterson Great Falls. They’re in a weathered envelope, tucked into a little plastic bag, a mix of commemoratives from different countries. As a hobbyist, I know how personal a collection can be, and I figured someone must be missing them. I’m hoping this helps them find their way back to their owner, with care.
This past Sunday around 7:15 PM, I noticed my burgundy drapes were missing from the living room of my apartment on Bloomfield Avenue in Montclair. They are long, lined drapes with a subtle damask pattern and sturdy wooden tiebacks. I had just moved a bookshelf and think I may have left the window open as I hurried back from the Montclair Bread Co. near Lackawanna Plaza. They are part of my apartment's warm feel; I feel unsettled and hopeful they will surface somewhere nearby.
This morning at 8:42 a.m., I was rushing through Journal Square PATH Station with two travel bags when a gust whipped them from my hands and they rolled toward the stairwell near the vending machines. One bag is a large black roller with a bright red tag; the other is an olive-green duffel stuffed with a few outfits and a compact camera. I circled the area, asked a few commuters, and checked the waiting area, but the bags were gone. I’m anxious because these bags hold work clothes and a camera I’ve saved up for, and I’m hoping someone saw them and kept them safe around the PATH entrance at Newark Ave.
I lost my charcoal-gray knit hat around 7:20 PM yesterday in North Jersey, just outside the Hoboken PATH Station near Pier A Park. The wind off the Hudson cut through my ears as I searched the sidewalk, by benches and food carts, with no luck. That hat has kept me warm through countless commutes, and losing it felt personal and frustrating. If someone picked it up, I’d be grateful to have it back so I can start wearing it again on those late trains.
On Sunday around 9:00 PM, while I was unloading a moving truck in North Jersey, I realized my microwaves were gone. They were in a large beige tote labeled kitchen, left by the Hoboken PATH Station entrance on 2nd Street. They’re not glamorous, but they’re practical and I’m stressed about finishing this move without them. If anyone saw a pair of microwaves by the Hoboken Terminal area, I’d appreciate any sighting.
I found memory cards tucked in a weatherproof case near the Secaucus Junction concourse around 5:30 PM yesterday. The case is marked with the initials A.R., and one card still holds a few seaside photos. They seem important to whoever owns them, possibly for work or school, so I kept them secure and handed the case to the information desk at the station. I imagine the moment of realizing the cards were missing and the relief of finding them safe again. I hope the owner recognizes their contents and retrieves them soon.
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