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On Saturday at 11:50 a.m., I realized I had lost my outdoor chairs from our porch in Southern Maryland. The three chairs were worn metal with striped cushions, the kind you pull up to the table on warm afternoons by the Solomons Island boardwalk. I had spent the morning cleaning up the yard and felt a twinge of frustration at their disappearance, but I hope they turn up soon. If you saw them around Calvert County, please keep an eye out for a mismatched set.
On Friday at 7:45 PM, I last saw the holiday decorations hanging on the porch rail of our Solomons Island cottage near the Boardwalk. A chilly breeze swept through the evening, and when I went to tidy up a moment later, they were gone. The garlands, wreaths, and a string of red-and-green lights were a little worn but still bright—the kind my kids helped me hang after school. It feels silly to admit, but the decorations carry family memories and a little too much sentiment for a random souvenir. I’m hopeful someone found them and left them somewhere safe along the Solomons Island Boardwalk, perhaps near the lighthouse.
I was finishing a late set at the Solomons Island Lighthouse Cafe, and I must have left my guitars by the stage door around 8:45 p.m. as the crowd drifted away and the marina lights reflected on the water. I retraced every step, checked with the bartender, and even peeked behind the amps, but they’re gone. The two guitars—a sunburst Fender Stratocaster with a small chip on the edge and a well-worn acoustic with a red strap—were the tools that kept my songs honest as I played along the Patuxent. They’re more than instruments to me; they’re memories of every open mic and late-night jam. If you spotted them, please drop them at the venue front desk or message me through the site.
I was strolling along the Solomons Island Boardwalk around 3:12 p.m. on Friday when I spotted a tote of photographs tucked underneath a bench near the lighthouse. The images look like a family album—shots of a graduation, a birthday cake, and kids at the waterfront. They’re faded and curled at the edges, and I could feel how special they are to someone who recognizes each face. I picked them up and kept an eye out for the person who lost them, tucking the tote into my bag so they wouldn’t blow away in the breeze. I’m hoping the owner recognizes the moments and claims them soon.
I realized around 6:15 p.m. on Thursday that my devices were missing from the bench near the Calvert County Courthouse, along Solomons Island Road in Southern Maryland. The pile included a tablet, a small laptop, and a charger; they were in a black tote with a distinctive red strap. I had stopped to stretch my legs after a long drive from Lexington Park, and I remember leaving the tote on the bench while I checked a map. It’s hard to stay calm when your work depends on those devices, so I’m hoping they’ve been found and kept safe around the Solomons Island Boardwalk.
I found a sturdy metal toolbox tucked behind a bench in the Prince Frederick Library area around 3:15 PM last Sunday. Inside were wrenches, pliers, a claw hammer, and a taped measure—the kind of set a DIYer keeps in a bin for weekend projects. A faded label on the lid is peeling, so I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes the gear by its contents and the bench's location. It felt relieving to reunite something with a maker's hands, and I hope this helps do the same.
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