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On Friday at 9:15 a.m., I found a small pouch of travel adapters tucked behind a chair in the main lobby of the Toledo Public Library. They’re a mix of USB-C and plug types, with a red zipper pull and a frayed card sticking out. I know how easy these slip away on trips, and I felt a little relieved to spot them and think about who they belong to. I left the pouch in a visible spot near the desk and posted here, hoping the owner will recognize them. The library was quiet, sunlight pooling on the marble tiles, making me feel hopeful about a quick reunion.
Today around 11:42 AM I was walking along Monroe Street by the Toledo Museum of Art when a pair of satchels appeared on a bench near Promenade Park. They’re canvas with brown leather straps, and a small notebook sticks out from the front pocket. I checked for a name tag or anything identifying who they belong to, but found nothing. I turned them in to the site, hoping to reunite them with their owner soon.
My driver license
I lost my flute the other night, around 6:15 p.m. Friday near Promenade Park along the Maumee River, after I set the case on a bench to tie my shoes. When I turned back, the case with the flutes was gone. This instrument isn’t just metal to me; it carries memories of lessons with my late mentor and the tiny hiss of piano accompaniment in class. I keep replaying the moment in my head, praying someone honest will hand it in and recognize it as mine.
Last Friday at 7:42 p.m., I left two portable radios on a concrete bench by the Promenade Park fountain along the Maumee River while I checked a map. I wandered a few steps toward the riverwalk and then returned, but the bench was empty and the path crowded with joggers and vendors. One radio is a small silver model with a blue strap and a cracked screen; the other is a matte black unit with a red strap. I'm really shaken—these radios were gifts from my grandfather, and I used them for field recordings for a little project I'm finishing up.
I lost my stamps collection around 5:45 pm yesterday near Promenade Park by the Maumee River in Toledo. The set lives in a small blue binder with a few rare issues from the 1930s, tucked in a zippered pouch inside a compact red box. I’ve been building this collection since I was a kid, and several pieces belonged to my grandfather, which makes them irreplaceable. I’m anxious about replacing them and keeping the memory alive, especially with an upcoming show. If anyone saw something near the riverfront, please—these stamps mean a lot to me.
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