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At around 3:15 p.m. yesterday, I realized my sheet music for a recital was missing after rehearsals at the Fox Theater area in Bakersfield. The stack is a small bound book with yellowed pages, labeled 'Concerto in C' in my handwriting, with a few pencil notes on the margins. I had last tucked it into the top drawer of my messenger bag by the Buck Owens Crystal Palace, but by the time I reached my car near 19th Street, the book was gone. The melodies felt heavy without it, and the thought of someone else finding it warms me a little, hoping they’ll play it in their own way until I’m reunited with it.
This morning, around 7:15 AM I realized my remote controls were missing from the coffee table in my Bakersfield apartment, just off California Avenue. I had just brewed coffee and turned toward the living room when they weren’t there. I searched the cushions, the sofa, and the entryway rug, then checked the entire living room again, but they’re gone. It’s a small thing, but losing them leaves me frustrated and a little helpless as I try to start the day without the TV or streaming. If you spot them, please leave a note on the site; I’ll pick them up as soon as I can.
While walking along 20th Street by the Fox Theater this afternoon around 3:40 p.m., I found a set of document holders lying under a bench. They’re beige leather folders held together with a black elastic, each labeled with a few pages poking out. I picked them up and brought them to the front desk of the nearby arts building in the hope the owner would be reunited with them. It felt like a small moment of kindness in a busy day, and I hope the owner is found soon.
On Friday around 5:45 p.m., I found a small stack of postcards on a bench outside the downtown library on Truxtun Ave in Bakersfield. They’re mostly travel-themed, photos from old trips with cheerful stamps on the backs. The handwriting looks like it came from someone who loves to scribble little notes to friends and family. I can imagine the owner checking their pockets, maybe realizing the cards had fallen out during a busy afternoon at the nearby farmers market. I hope whoever lost them sees this and feels a little relief knowing the cards are safe.
Last Friday around 3:10 PM I realized my student ID was missing somewhere on the Bakersfield campus, near the CSUB Student Union. The card is a standard blue plastic badge with my photo and a few stickers from clubs I joined last semester. I traced my steps from the library through the quad toward the bookstore, then circled back, but I couldn't locate it after getting off the bus. It’s essential for class check-ins and library access, and finals week is already stressful enough without worrying about my ID.
At about 7:15 PM last Friday, I realized my toasters were missing from the kitchen counter after I hosted a quick dinner at my apartment on 24th Street, not far from Buck Owens Crystal Palace. I use them every morning to make a simple toast before I start my shift at the auto shop, but they’re just old black units with a dent on the side. I turned the apartment upside down, checked the hallway, the laundry room, even the entryway, and they vanished. If someone sees two small toasters on a windowsill or in a nearby thrift shop, please tell me where they are—these are mine and I miss them.
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