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On Friday at 6:15 pm, I was strolling through the Dallas Arts District near Reunion Tower when I realized I had lost my pins from my jacket. They’re small silver emblems with enamel stars, one I wore for luck during every performance. I retraced steps along Woodall Rodgers and past the park, asking a few vendors if they'd seen anything. The sunset painted the skyline, and the moment felt incomplete without those tiny tokens. I hope whoever found them knows how much they meant to me and that this post helps bring them home.
I realized the document holders were missing after I walked away from my office near Klyde Warren Park around 4:17 p.m. yesterday. The sun was dipping behind the high rises, and the breeze whipped through the sidewalks along Woodall Rodgers Freeway, leaving a few papers flapping on the pavement. Those holders had all my travel docs and receipts, and I'm anxious about the possible mess and the information inside. I keep replaying the moment I noticed they were gone and wishing someone who found them would see this.
Last Tuesday around 8:15 PM, I realized my devices were gone after I left a gallery opening near Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas. The bag held a silver laptop and a cracked-screen tablet, both essential to my work. I retraced the walkway by the park, checked the benches, and spoke with a security guard at the garage, hoping someone turned them in. Losing them throws a serious wrench into my schedule, and I’m hoping they surface so I can get back to editing and design.
I lost my radios in the Dallas–Fort Worth area tonight around 6:45 PM. I had just parked near White Rock Lake Park after volunteering at a local event and realized they weren't in my tote. I retraced my steps along the lakefront boardwalk and back through the parking lot, but the evening light made it hard to tell where they went. They’re small, black handheld radios with a few stickers on the back, and I rely on them for work and safety during evening shifts. If you found them, please leave a note on the site so I can pick them up tomorrow.
While walking home last Saturday around 12:30 PM, I spotted a wrist watch lying on the pavement by the entrance to Klyde Warren Park in Dallas. It’s a sturdy leather-strap watch with a blue dial and a scratched glass face, nothing flashy but unmistakable once you’ve seen it. I picked it up, checked for a name on the back, and tucked it into my jacket to keep it safe until I could figure out what to do. I’m hoping the owner recognizes it and reaches out through the site.
Saturday at 2:15 p.m., I was wrapping up a small RC tank demo near the Exchange Ave entrance to the Fort Worth Stockyards when I realized my tank accessories were missing from the bag I left on a folding table by the vendor tents. The bag held a turret, spare tracks, and a battery pack—things I use for every weekend meet and hate to lose. I searched the area around the gates, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and left them somewhere safe, because replacing them would slow our next build down. It’s been a rough, frustrating moment, but I’m still hopeful.
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