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Black Ray-Ban glasses with initials found at South Coast Plaza
I found a pair of glasses this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Nordstrom entrance at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Orange County. They’re black rectangular frames with clear lenses, probably Ray-Ban. The right temple has a tiny silver engraving 'A.N.' and there’s a small scratch along the bottom edge of the left lens. They’re in decent condition overall, just a bit grimy from the day. If these are yours, message me with the initials on the temple or the little scratch so we can arrange pickup. I know how it feels to misplace something important—hope to get them back to you soon.
Tortoiseshell glasses with engraved initials
I lost my tortoiseshell glasses yesterday around 3pm near South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Orange County. They’re Warby Parker acetate frames with a warm tortoiseshell pattern, roundish lenses, and gold hinges. There’s a tiny chip on the lower-right edge of the lens and an engraving 'AS' on the inside of the left temple. They came with a red velvet case that has a scuffed zipper. They’re my go-to for work and they were a gift from my aunt, so they mean a lot to me. If anyone found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back!
lost toasters in Orange County, CA
Hi, I’m Ava Martinez, and I’ve realized I’ve lost my two toasters. It happened around 3:00 p.m. Saturday near the Costa Mesa Promenade, the sun turning the storefronts gold as shoppers drifted by. The chrome finish and the two chrome knobs are distinctive, and one has a small crack in the glass window; they sit on my kitchen counter at home in matching styles. I miss the morning routine they powered, and I hope they’re waiting somewhere safe. If you found them, I’d be grateful to have them back near the Costa Mesa Promenade information desk or wherever is most convenient for you.
Lost terrariums near Irvine Spectrum Center, Orange County
Hi, I'm Ava Kim. I lost my terrariums on Friday at 6:40 p.m. outside the Irvine Spectrum Center in Orange County. They’re two glass bowls, each about the size of a grapefruit; one holds a tiny jade plant, the other a mossy world with a miniature frog figurine. I remember stepping away to stretch my legs and grabbing the strap of my tote at the same moment, and when I turned back they were gone, tucked behind a bench by the fountain near the carousel. I’m really attached to them because they remind me of sunny weekends with my grandmother, and I just want them back where they belong.