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I was wrapping up at a cafe on Main Street in Clovis, New Mexico, United States, around 6:45 p.m. last Thursday when I realized my two wrist watches were missing from my backpack. One is a stainless steel chronograph with a blue dial; the other is a silver watch with a simple leather strap. They were gifts that remind me of home and keep me punctual during long shifts in the Clovis-Portales area, especially near Portales Park. If you found them, please reply via the site—these watches matter to me.
On Tuesday night, around 9:15 PM, I found a transport crate tucked behind a shop along Portales Main Street near Roosevelt Park. Inside were three small birds—Avians—chirping in confusion. The crate had a tag with a name on it, but I don’t want to pry or misinterpret, so I left it untouched near a lamp and brought it to a safe spot while I waited to see if someone would come back. Losing pets is scary, and I can only imagine the worry of a missing flock. If these birds belong to you, please know they’re safe and please check the site for information about claiming them.
Early this morning, around 9:15 AM, I realized my swimsuit was missing from the locker at Portales City Park Pool in Clovis/Portales. It is a blue floral two-piece, size medium, with a tiny sun charm on the top strap. I retraced my steps through the pool deck and the locker area, asking a few lifeguards if they had seen it, but the morning crowd had already cleared out. Losing it feels like misplacing a small memory from a trip with my sister, and I would love to have it back where it belongs.
While strolling along West 2nd Street in Portales around 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday, I spotted a bunch of adapters lying on the sidewalk near Portales City Park. They looked like a mix of USB-C and micro-USB pieces, tangled with a couple of generic black cases. Not sure who they belong to, I picked them up and posted here so the owner might see this and grab them back. It felt right to help out, even with something as small as a bunch of adapters.
I lost my saxophones after a rehearsal at Eastern New Mexico University’s Portales campus around 7:30 p.m. last Tuesday. I had them in a soft black case and carried them from Roosevelt Hall toward the Portales Public Library steps on Main Street, near ENMU’s campus lawn. I must have left them on a bench by the campus plaza, because when I looked back they were gone. The two alto saxophones have sentimental value and are part of my daily practice; I’m hoping a kind soul held onto them. If you happened to see the black-case saxophones near the library steps or around ENMU, please keep them safe until I can reclaim them.
Today felt ordinary until I realized my Travel Visas were missing from a folder in my bag. I was at the ENMU library area around 11:20 AM yesterday, walking along 2nd Street toward the campus courtyard. The visas were in a red folder inside a black travel sleeve, tucked between some receipts and a map. I doubled back toward the library stairs and the student center courtyard, but they were nowhere to be found. Losing them could delay a trip I’ve been planning for months, and I feel anxious without them. If someone turned up a red folder with those visas, please keep it safe near ENMU library entrance until I can retrieve it.
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