Lost board games from game night.
Description
I was at a friend's apartment near Stambaugh Stadium in downtown Youngstown last Friday around 8:45 PM, hosting a casual game night. I tucked the box with our favorite board games—Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, and a few party games—beneath the coffee table as we packed up. When I stood to grab my coat, the box must have vanished from the living room and possibly slipped toward the stairwell by the elevator. I keep replaying the moment, hoping it turned up around Wick Park or on a bus that runs along East Wood Street. Losing those games feels like losing a little piece of the night we laughed until midnight.
Approximate last-seen location
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