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On Monday at 11:15 AM I realized my medication bottle was missing from my black tote while I was waiting for the bus near Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque. The bottle is a small blue container with a white label and a red cap; I had just refilled it that morning before heading to the library. I sat briefly on a bench by the San Felipe de Neri Church, then wandered to grab a bite and I must have left it behind. Losing it has me anxious, and I am hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe.
I was wandering through Old Town Albuquerque on a sunny Saturday around 11:40 AM when I spotted a bundle of travel adapters tucked beneath a bench by the fountain. They looked like a jumble of USB-C cables and multiple plug adapters, the kind someone would grab at the last minute before a flight. I picked them up and tucked them into my tote, thinking about how stressful it is to lose a charger while traveling. I’m posting this here in hopes the owner recognizes them.
I was watering the front yard on Saturday afternoon when I spotted a yellow toolbox sitting on the curb of Central Avenue near Old Town. Inside was a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a taped measure—clearly a batch of tools someone had been using recently. It was around 4:20 p.m., and the sun was already dipping behind the La Luz mountains, casting long shadows on Albuquerque's brick storefronts. I figured they belonged to someone who needs them for a project and brought them to a safe spot where people leave items for others. I hope the owner sees this and knows they’ve been found.
I was walking through Old Town Albuquerque around 11:40 AM today when I spotted two dolls propped against the stone fountain near the bronze coyote sculpture. One wore a bright yellow dress, the other a sky-blue one, both with tiny scuffs and a missing button on the blue dress. Their hair is a bit tangled, as if they've been carried around by a kid who fell in love with them and forgot them at the edge of the plaza. I picked them up and kept them safe in a bag, hoping the owner will recognize the outfits and the little details.
LOST: I woke up early this morning at 7:45 am and sprinted to catch the 8:10 bus at the Albuquerque Downtown Transit Center. In the rush I must have left my bus tickets inside a small white envelope on a bench near the vending machines by the main entrance. The tickets were for a trip I planned for Friday, a lot of my plans hinge on that ride, so losing them has me anxious and frustrated. The memory of the blue-and-silver transit center tiles and the morning light hitting Old Town keeps looping as I retrace steps around the plaza. If someone finds them, I’ll be forever grateful for the help—they mean more than I can say.
I lost my sheet music after rehearsal last night, around 8:30 PM, near Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque. My name is Isabella Martinez, and the binder is black leather with a few pages sticking out, the cover scuffed from years of use. The pages include a set of classical pieces I’ve practiced with my mentor, and I’d written my name in pencil on the corner of the first page. I must have dropped it on my way back to the car after a quick walk through the plaza. This music means a lot to me and marks a big moment in my current performance prep. If found, please let me know through the site.
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