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I'm posting this as a LOST item: my bus tickets. I was sprinting to catch the 6:15 bus at the VIA stop by the Alamo on Thursday evening when I realized my tickets had vanished from my pocket. The envelope slid out and slipped under a bench near Gate 3, catching the light from a streetlamp. I felt a rush of panic and frustration, because I’d budgeted for this trip and planned every detail. If you happen to find a crumpled white envelope on the tile by Gate 3, please keep it safe.
Just this afternoon, around 3:15 p.m., I left behind a couple of shopping bags near Market Square by the Alamo, San Antonio. I stepped into a café on Alamo Plaza for a quick coffee and some shade, and when I came back the bags were gone. They held groceries, a few gifts, and a small memento from the River Walk trip. I retraced my steps along Commerce Street toward the Alamo, then toward the River Walk, hoping a passerby picked them up or someone saw them tucked behind a bench. They aren’t just bags; they held plans and memories, and I’m hoping they’re returned.
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⚠️ REWARD OFFERED: PLEASE HELP ME GET MY MEMORIES BACK ⚠️ What happened: My car was broken into from a parking lot at 611 Shepherd in the Rice Military area of Houston around midnight on September 1st. What was taken: My laptop and a SanDisk 1TB External SSD. The bottom line: I don't care about the hardware or the laptop—I just want the DATA back. It holds years of irreplaceable personal memories that can never be replaced. 💰 Cash reward offered for its safe return, no questions asked. (Even if the person who took it is reading this, please reach out to me directly so we can work this out.
Hey there, I’m Alex Rivera. I found a cluster of sculptures this afternoon around 3:10 p.m. along the San Antonio River Walk, near Alamo Plaza. There are three pieces, about a foot tall each, made of metal with a weathered look and odd little fingers, almost like street-art curiosities. I checked nearby shops and asked a couple of pedestrians, but I couldn’t locate an owner. I kept them together and brought them to a safer spot while I thought about what to do next. I’m hoping the rightful owner will see this and claim them soon; it felt important to do the right thing.
Last Friday around 7:45 p.m., after a rehearsal at a studio near the Pearl District, I realized my drums were missing from the hallway. I rushed to Alamo Plaza to retrace my steps and search the sidewalks, but the kit didn’t turn up. The set is a black 4-piece with chrome hardware; the bass drum head has a dent and the snare sticks left a few marks on the case. Losing it felt like losing a part of my routine, and it’s weighing on me. If you found it, I’d appreciate the chance to get them back.
I was wrapping up a study session at a cafe near The Alamo on Friday around 6:50 PM, and I think I left my laptop adapters on the chair outside. There are two USB-C adapters and a compact power brick in a black neoprene pouch, all with a small blue label. It would mean a lot to get them back—they’re my only reliable way to stay online for late-night assignments, and I'm scrambling without them.
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