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Last Tuesday at about 7:20 p.m., I was walking near Boulevard Park when my two hamsters darted from their cage and vanished into the bushes. They’re tiny—one is golden tan and the other white with a black stripe—and I’m afraid they’ve tucked themselves into Whatcom Falls Park or the Fairhaven area. I’m worried and I’ve been backtracking the routes I took, calling out to them with their squeaky little noises in my mind. If you see them, please help me keep an eye out and let me know through the site.
On Friday around 7:40 p.m., I was walking along Boulevard Park by the water when two dogs followed me, tails wagging and a friendly bark. They wore mismatched collars with no tags, and they looked a bit lost but seemed sweet, so I kept them close as cars whizzed by on the street and scanned for someone who might be missing them. I led them toward the park entrance and waited near the railing while the sun sank behind Lummi Island’s silhouette in the distance. I can imagine the worry at home, and I hope whoever owns these can see this post and recognize them soon.
I was walking back from the farmers market around 6:00 PM last Tuesday along Cornwall Avenue when I realized my terrariums were no longer in my bag. They are two small glass jars with tiny air plants, one with a handwritten label; they remind me of my grandmother's greenhouse and I keep them to feel close to her. I am hopeful someone picked them up and will return them through this site. If you see them, please help a grateful plant person get them back.
I was walking along Cornwall Avenue by the Fairhaven Village Green in Bellingham at 8:15 a.m. on Monday when I realized my travel visas had vanished from a thin leather folder in my backpack. The folder is thin and light brown, with a red elastic band and a sticker peeling off the corner. These documents are essential for an upcoming trip, and I’m desperate to have them back. If anyone found something like that around Fairhaven, I hope you’ll help by letting me know here.
I found these two toasters outside the Main Library on Magnolia Street in downtown Bellingham at 4:15 PM on a gray Wednesday. One is stainless steel, the other matte black, their cords tangled as if someone hurried away. It struck me how everyday appliances carry someone’s plans—maybe a quick breakfast before work, or a family project gone awry. I hope the owner sees this and knows their way back here.
Last Tuesday around 3:10 PM, I was outside the Bellingham Public Library on Bay Street, sorting through a map on my phone. I stepped into a nearby café for a quick break and when I came back, my travel adapters were gone from a small zipper pouch in my backpack. They’re a compact gray set, with one unit having a blue tip and another with a removable plug. They’re essential for an upcoming conference, and I’m hoping someone who found them along the library steps or nearby on Bay Street will bring them back.
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