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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.
On Saturday around 2:15 PM I had my grandfather's pocket watches tucked in a brown leather case while I waited outside the Plaza Theatre on San Antonio Ave to grab a quick coffee. I set the case on a bench by the El Paso County Courthouse steps and got distracted by a phone call. When the call ended, the case and the watches were gone. These watches carry a lot of family history, and losing them feels like losing a piece of my grandfather. I have retraced the theater area and along San Antonio Ave, but I haven't had any luck yet.
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.
Saturday around 4:30 p.m., I was bringing in a big box of holiday decorations and must have left it on the back seat of my car by San Jacinto Plaza after a shopping trip. I returned a few minutes later to find the box gone. It contains garlands, a string of multicolored lights, some vintage ornaments, and a Santa centerpiece—things that belonged to my mom and mean a lot to our family traditions. I retraced my steps around the plaza and the surrounding restaurants, but nothing turned up. If you found a cardboard box with shiny red tape near the Plaza Theatre or the little farmers market, please help me recover them. They’re irreplaceable to us.
Yesterday afternoon at about 4:15 p.m., I realized my equipment bag disappeared from the bleachers at the El Paso Soccer Complex on Paisano Drive. The bag is a dark blue duffel with a white star logo, and inside is a mix of gear: soccer shin guards, a softball glove, and a basketball. It’s my son's gear, and losing it this week hits hard after back-to-back practices. We can’t easily replace it, and I’m hoping someone nearby handed it in. If you’ve seen the bag or have information, please contact through the site so we can coordinate a meetup.
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