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I lost my equipment for various sports after a sunset walk along the Treasure Coast promenade by Jaycee Park in Port St. Lucie around 6:40 p.m. yesterday. The gear was in a black duffel with a faded team logo, and it spilled open when I bumped a railing, scattering a few pieces onto the pavement. Inside is a mix of knee pads, a basketball, and a handful of tennis balls, all pieces I reach for after practice. I’m hoping someone found it and kept it safe.
I was tidying the sunroom when I realized my two terrariums were gone. They’re tiny glass spheres with a small fern, a bit of white sand, and a tiny brass snail in one. I last saw them around 6:15 PM on Tuesday, near the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens parking lot, after a short walk to clear my head. These little worlds matter to me—my grandmother gave them to me, and losing them feels like losing a piece of home; I’m hoping someone might have picked them up and kept them safe.
I found a bundle of dresses this morning around 9:15 a.m. in the Treasure Coast area, near Fort Pierce Inlet Park along the coast. They were left beside a bench by a beach access path, inside a garment bag with several outfits peeking out. It looked like someone was in a hurry or perhaps packing for a last-minute event, and I didn’t see anyone nearby who could claim them. The colors range from soft pastels to bold prints, and there’s a delicate silk scarf tucked in the bag. I’m glad I could salvage them, and I hope the owner is close by and sees this soon.
I was strolling the Fort Pierce River Walk in the Treasure Coast, Florida around 6:40 p.m. on Saturday when the pendant slipped from my neck, catching a breeze and dropping near the marina’s boardwalk. It’s a small round shell charm on a delicate silver chain, about an inch across, with a tiny coral bead at the clasp. I’m really attached to it—it was a gift from my grandmother and wore it for years. I’m hoping someone found it and left a note here so we can arrange its return to me. I’ll be in the area over the next few days, hoping for a sign that it’s found its way back.
On Sunday at 4:50 PM, I realized my phone chargers were missing from my backpack while strolling the Jensen Beach Riverwalk along Treasure Coast, Florida. I had paused near the Jensen Beach Causeway to check messages, and the next moment the pocket where I kept the chargers was empty. The chargers were a gray braided cable with a black USB-C end and a spare micro-USB cable, essential for my work and daily life when I am out by the coast. I feel frustrated and a little anxious at the thought of being without power for important calls later. I hope the finder can help reunite me with them through this site.
On Friday around 6:50 p.m., I realized my appliances bundle wasn’t in my car after I left the Port St. Lucie Civic Center parking lot. It held a toaster oven, a blender, and a few gadgets tucked into a blue tote. I must have set the tote on the passenger seat while I ran inside for a quick bite at a nearby food truck, and when I returned, the tote was gone. Losing those everyday helpers stings; I just want them back to get back to cooking.
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