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I lost my brown leather Samsonite briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Kennedy Boulevard by Westshore Plaza. It's a compact but sturdy briefcase, about 15 inches wide by 11 inches tall, with a slightly worn dark brown finish and a small dent on the bottom edge. There's a bright red luggage tag with the initials 'PP' attached, and inside I kept a USB drive with a few work files and a faded photo of my grandmother. It holds important documents for my client projects and I'm really counting on getting it back soon; I feel off without it, and it also has sentimental value. If anyone found it, please reach out.
Lost my navy North Face puffer yesterday around 3pm. I was walking along Bayshore Boulevard near the Publix on Dale Mabry Highway in South Tampa when it slipped off; the bright orange lining shows when I unzip it. It's a men's size M, in good condition. Inside the left chest pocket there's a small embroidered compass patch, and the zipper pull has a silver enamel sea-turtle charm for a little extra flair. This jacket was a gift from my sister, so I really need it back—it's my go-to for chilly evenings by the water.
I lost my blue hardcover copy of Educated by Tara Westover yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks inside Westshore Plaza on West Shore Boulevard in Tampa. It's in good condition, spine a bit creased and there's a faint coffee ring on the back cover. Inside cover I drew a small sun doodle and there’s a tiny bookstore sticker from a previous owner. It was a gift from my sister, so it has sentimental value. If someone picked it up, I’d really appreciate it being returned.
I lost my rose gold bracelet yesterday around 6pm along the Riverwalk at Curtis Hixon Park, in the Tampa Bay Area near the outdoor stage by the Tampa Museum of Art. It's a 7-inch delicate bracelet with a tiny anchor charm and a lilac enamel bead. The clasp is engraved on the inside with 'A.S.' and the chain shows a couple of small wear marks from daily use. It was a graduation gift from my sister and really means a lot to me, so I'm hoping someone hands it back if they find it.
I was wandering along the Tampa Riverwalk near Sparkman Wharf yesterday around 3pm when my vintage enamel pin collection vanished from my shoulder bag. It was inside a small olive-green zippered pouch with my initials ML stitched in the corner; the zipper is a bit frayed. The pins range in size about 1 to 1.5 cm, with a purple dragon pin and a tiny lighthouse pin being the standout pieces; some have a bit of patina. This collection means a lot to me because my grandfather started it and it felt like a little memory box. If anyone picked it up or saw it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—thanks so much.
I found a Nintendo Switch console with neon blue Joy-Cons this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind the Straz Center near the Tampa Riverwalk, in the downtown Tampa Bay Area. It's in a gray soft-shell carrying case, and there's a small scratch along the bottom edge of the console. The screen looks clean and the grip feels a bit worn from use. A unique identifying feature is a rectangular sticker on the back that reads 'EM' in black marker, plus a blue rubber wrist strap attached to the right Joy-Con. If you're the owner, send me a message here and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a Le Creuset Dutch oven yesterday afternoon around 4:15 PM outside the Westshore Plaza entrance near the valet drop-off. It's the 5.5-quart size in Flame orange, with a slightly chipped lid knob and a faint scorch mark on the interior from a hot pan. The enamel shows a small scratch on the rim by the handle, but otherwise it's bright and seems well cared for. I figured someone might be missing it and I'd like to help reunite it with its owner. If this belongs to you, tell me the unique features—the chipped lid knob or the interior scorch mark—and we can arrange a meetup somewhere convenient in the Tampa Bay Area.
I found this little hand-painted ceramic koi fish sculpture this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Hyde Park Village, off Swann Ave near the Oak Street entrance. It's about 6 inches long with a cobalt blue glaze and tiny gold specks, and one eye has a bright orange dot. There's a small glaze scratch near the tail and the bottom is stamped with the initials 'KP'. It clearly seems sentimental, and I know it would matter to whoever lost it—happy to help get it back.
Found a pair of gold-tone drop earrings this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot outside the CVS at Westshore Plaza, along West Kennedy Boulevard in the Tampa Bay Area. They’re about 1.5 inches long with a delicate gold-tone chain and a small turquoise bead at the bottom. The turquoise beads are a bit mottled—one bead has a faint speckle pattern—and there’s a tiny scratch on the back of the left earring near the clasp. They look like they might have sentimental value, so I’m hoping to reunite them with their owner. If you recognize these, message me here and we can coordinate a meetup near CVS or at Westshore Plaza.
Found a pair of neon orange Nike running shoes this morning around 9:15 am in the parking lot behind the Amalie Arena in downtown Tampa. They're size 9 US, men's, with a white swoosh and bright laces, and they've been worn but are still in decent shape. One shoe has a pink scuff on the outer side near the toe, and the other has a small orange stain near the heel. If someone recognizes them, drop me a note here and we can arrange getting them back to you.