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Vera Bradley wallet. Blue & Green with flowers. I left Sam’s Club & got on I 10 east at Davis Hwy. It fell off my lift for my mobility scooter somewhere on my way home.
Saturday around 3:15 PM I was wandering Seville Square in Pensacola, by the fountain on Palafox Street, when I realized my brooches were missing. They’re two delicate pins: one with a tiny sea-blue stone in a gold setting, the other a tiny peacock feather motif. They were tucked in a small blue velvet pouch inside my tote, and I must have bumped the bag and not noticed. I’ve checked the car and the cafe where I had coffee, but nothing turned up. Those brooches carry memories from my grandmother, and I’d love to have them back with their rightful owner.
I lost my CDs around 6:15 PM on Tuesday, sitting near the Seville Square fountain in downtown Pensacola after a quick walk along Palafox. I had my backpack open for a moment, and when I noticed the zipper again, a few jewel cases were missing. The disks include a weathered jazz collection and a road-trip mix with a red sticker labeled 'Summer 2012.' They aren’t priceless, but they carry memories of late-night drives along the Gulf Islands and Saturdays at the beach with friends. If you found them in that area or by the benches, I’m hoping they’re still nearby and can be reunited with me soon.
Last night, around 7:03 p.m., I realized my two universal remote controls vanished from the coffee table in my friend's apartment near Seville Square in Pensacola. I had been switching between the news and a movie, and the remotes were right there when I tipped my bag to grab a snack, now they're gone. They are black plastic with a few scratches and a small sticker from a previous job on one of them. They are not worth much, just practical to keep things simple for my family, and I am hoping someone honest found them in the living room and set them aside.
I found a handheld console today while walking through Pensacola. It was around 6:40 p.m. on Tuesday near the Seville Quarter area on Palafox Street. I was heading back from the water when a small black case lying behind a planter caught my eye. The screen showed a paused game, and the case had a blue team sticker that suggested it belongs to someone who loves late-night gaming. It felt wrong to leave it there, so I picked it up and kept it safe. I'm posting this in case the owner checks in here and recognizes it.
I was unloading three sculptures for a small exhibit on Thursday at 5:40 pm, and I left them by the back door of the Pensacola Little Theatre on Palafox Street. When I turned around a few minutes later, the crates were missing. The pieces are copper and ceramic, each about two feet tall, and they’re part of a micro-exhibit I’ve been working on for weeks. I’m heartsick about losing them and hope they turn up nearby soon.
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