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I was strolling along the seawall near Cole Park in Corpus Christi around 11:20 am when I spotted a pair of toasters resting on a bench with no bag or owner in sight. I picked them up and brought them to the park office, hoping someone would recognize them. They’re plain black two-slice models with chrome trim, looking recently used but perfectly functional. It would be a relief to reunite them with their owner—tiny appliances, big morning routines. I left them with the park staff in case someone reports them missing.
I was walking along the Corpus Christi Seawall near the Texas State Aquarium at 7:30 a.m. when I heard tiny meows coming from behind a dune. A trio of kittens—two gray tabbies and one light orange tabby—peeked out with wide, hopeful eyes. I coaxed them with some tuna and scooped them into a tote, keeping them warm as a breeze off the bay ruffled their fur. They’re clearly littermates, curious but tentative, and I’m worried they’ve been on their own too long. I’ll keep them safe here and hope someone recognizes them.
I found these photographs yesterday around 5:45 p.m. along the Seawall at Water Street in Corpus Christi. They were lying on a bench next to a coffee cup sleeve, tucked inside a weathered folder with no name on it. The images include a wedding portrait, a sunset over the marina, and a school photo—clearly cherished memories. Nothing inside the folder hinted at who they belong to, so I kept them safe and out of sight, hoping the owner might recognize them if they pass by. If you recognize these faces, know that they’re in good hands and waiting to be claimed.
Found pins this afternoon around 4:30 p.m. near the USS Lexington Museum on Shoreline Boulevard, by the Corpus Christi Bayfront. They were tucked into a small zippered pouch under a bench by the water. The set includes a bright red anchor, a little palm tree, and a Texas flag—clearly meaningful to someone. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping to reconnect the owner through the site. If these are yours, please check the listing and let me know through the site so we can arrange a secure exchange.
I was packing up after a meeting at the American Bank Center in downtown Corpus Christi, Texas, around 6:45 PM yesterday, and my two work cases were left on the conference table by the bay windows. They are heavy black leather, with a few scuffs and a red zipper pull on one, and they hold important documents and a sketch pad I need tomorrow. I am anxious about the contents and would be grateful to have them back soon. If you found them anywhere along the Bayfront area near the American Bank Center, please hold onto them for me.
I was strolling the bayfront behind the USS Lexington Museum in Corpus Christi around 5:12 p.m. on Sunday when I spotted a student ID stuck between the railing and a rock. I picked it up, wiped away the salt spray, and saw the name and school logo, which made me want to track down the owner. It's a small card, but it can mean a lot to someone trying to keep up with campus life. I hope this helps someone reclaim it; I posted this here so the owner can find it through the site.
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