Lost toasters near downtown Gadsden-Anniston, yesterday morning.
Description
I moved into a new apartment in Gadsden-Anniston and realized this morning that my two toasters were missing from the kitchen counter. It was around 9:14 AM on Tuesday when I stood in the living room of my Quintard Avenue duplex and checked the empty spot where I always lined them up. They aren’t valuable, just two simple stainless models with black knobs, but they were a small comfort during busy mornings and my grandmother’s gift, so I’m holding my breath and hoping they turn up somewhere harmless. If you recall seeing two toasters by the kitchen window or near City Park behind my building, please let me know—the people here have been kind, and I’d love to have them back.
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