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I was leaving the Chamizal National Memorial at about 6:42 p.m. on Sunday when I realized my belts were missing. They’re brown leather with a small red thread detail, and one buckle is a bit dented. I walked the riverwalk and up toward San Jacinto Plaza, retracing my steps along McKie Street, but I came up empty. These belts were a gift from my grandfather, and I wear them almost every day; losing them feels like losing a piece of home. If someone found them, please hold onto them a little longer — I’m desperate to get them back.
I lost my hoops around 6:30 p.m. last Friday near San Jacinto Plaza in downtown El Paso. I had paused to tie my shoe and cool my dog down at a vendor on the corner of Overland Ave and Stanton Street when I realized the hoops were missing from my ear. They’re simple gold-tone hoops about 1.5 inches, a tiny scratch on the back from a tumble last week. They were a gift from my grandmother and feel like a small piece of home when I’m away from family. If you see them, please hold onto them for me.
On Friday at 7:15 PM, I realized my drones were missing after a quick shoot near Chamizal National Memorial in El Paso. I had them set down on the grassy slope by the Rio Grande while I adjusted the gimbal, and I must have walked away as the sun sank behind the Franklin Mountains. There are two drones: one is a silver quad with a red stripe on the nose, the other a small black model with a gray case. I rely on them for freelance gigs, and losing them feels like a setback I cannot replace easily.
I was helping a friend move on the West Side of El Paso around 7:30 PM yesterday when I realized my two toasters weren't in the box I loaded. We had paused for a quick break near the Chamizal National Memorial, and I must have left them on the kitchen counter back at the rental. They’re small, stainless with chrome knobs, and I use them every morning; losing them feels silly but it’s also a small piece of home I don’t want to forget. I hope they turn up somewhere around downtown El Paso, especially near Chamizal Park.
Last Friday at 3:45 p.m., I realized my swimsuits were missing after a quick dip at the Riverside Pool at Westside Park in El Paso. I retraced the pool deck and the grassy picnic area, but they weren't there. The set includes a blue one-piece and a red bikini tucked in a light mesh bag. I know someone might have picked them up in a rush or mistaken them for theirs, and I’m hoping this post helps someone come forward with them.
I found someone’s sheet music this morning around 9:20 AM outside the San Jacinto Plaza near the El Paso Convention Center. It was tucked under a bench by the fountain, a neat stack of pieces with notes in someone’s handwriting and a weather-worn cover that says 'Piano & Violin Selections.' My first thought was to call out a name I could guess from the style, but I stopped myself and simply pocketed it to bring here so the owner can claim it. The papers smell faintly of coffee and old pages, and a faint doodle of a guitar on the cover made me smile. I hope the right person sees this and recognizes their own work.
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