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On Sunday at 11:30 a.m., I found an airline ticket stub on the sidewalk outside a cafe on NW 23rd Street in the Northwest OK area. The ticket paper is light blue, with the airline logo faded and the passenger name 'A. Rivera' printed along the edge, along with a seat and flight number. It looks like someone was in a hurry, and the few details on it hint at a travel plan. I’m posting it here in case the owner sees this and can reclaim it. Small things like this can mean a lot to a traveler.
Last night, around 7:15 p.m., I left my clutches on the booth at the Northwest Oklahoma City Diner on NW 39th Street after a long shift. When I went back ten minutes later, they were gone. They hold IDs, a credit card, and a few photos from my sister; I'm anxious about losing them. I retraced steps through the parking lot and nearby stores, but I couldn't find them. If someone picked them up, I hope they're safe and someone will return them.
Around 2:45 p.m. on Friday, I realized my gym bags were missing from the lobby of the Northwest YMCA in Oklahoma City, near NW 39th Street and Classen Boulevard. The bags are gray with a neon yellow zipper and a black carabiner on the strap. Inside there are my workout clothes, a towel, and a spare pair of sneakers I need for tomorrow's practice. I’m rattled because those bags hold essentials for my next sessions, and I’m hoping they turned up somewhere familiar.
I was walking out of a cafe near the Lake Hefner Trail around 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my sandals were gone. The breeze carried the scent of coffee and the lake, and a wave of embarrassment washed over me as I checked the path I had just walked. They’re a simple brown pair with one strap a bit stretched and a small shell charm I stitched on years ago. If you happened to find them along the trail or near the pavilion, I would be grateful for any news.
Last Friday at 6:15 pm, I was leaving a rehearsal hall on 7th Street in Enid after practice when I realized my two violins were missing from their black case. The case is worn, with a frayed strap, and one bow has a nick near the frog. These instruments mean everything to me because I have a recital in two weeks and every note feels fragile without them. If you’ve seen them near the rehearsal hall on 7th Street or anywhere in northwest Enid, please let me know through the site—we’re all hoping for a quick reunion.
Found a small set of action figures outside a thrift store on Main Street in Enid, Northwest Oklahoma, around 4:30 p.m. yesterday, tucked beside a bench. The figures include a blue-armor character and a cape-clad hero, all jumbled together as if someone dropped them in a hurry. There wasn’t an owner tag, but I know how much a favorite toy can mean to a kid, so I kept them safe in a tote until this post. If these sound like yours, I hope you see this.
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