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I was loading my drum kit into a rental van at about 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, near the Duke Kahanamoku statue in Waikiki. The street was busy with tourists and a sudden gust rattled the back doors, and by the time I turned around, my drums were gone from the curbside. They’re a bright red set with a few scratches and my initials on the snare—their case is dented from last tour. I’m worried because a lot of gigs rely on those drums, and I’ve never misplaced them like this before.
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3 Keys plus one fob, CVS Extra care tag- similar to photo, but car key has remote buttons. Pālolo Valley
I was finishing a small outdoor practice outside the Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki around 4:30 p.m. yesterday when my red binder of sheet music slipped from my backpack and slid between the planks of a bench. Inside are pages with pencil markings, a few coffee stains, and my name written in the corner: L. Kealoha. It’s a piece I’m hoping to perform at the community concert this weekend, and I’m praying it’s still nearby. I can picture someone finding it and feeling the rush of realizing it belongs to someone who really needs it.
I found these carry-ons late Friday evening, around 7:15 p.m., near the Duke Kahanamoku statue on Kalakaua Avenue, just steps from Waikiki Beach. They were tucked behind a potted palm by the boardwalk entrance to the bus stop shelter. The two rolling suitcases look well-loved but intact, one with a bright blue strap and a luggage tag that bore initials I couldn’t read. I checked the area and then carried them to the security desk at the nearby hotel so they wouldn’t blow away in the trade-wind gusts. It felt oddly responsible and hopeful, as if a traveler was about to arrive any minute, and I was the quiet guardian of their day’s end.
I was on the Diamond Head Trail around 6:15 p.m. yesterday when my two rabbits slipped from their carrier and disappeared into the brush. One is brown with a white belly, the other mostly white with a tiny brown ear patch; both wear small blue collars with my initials. I called their names, but the sound bounced off the rocks and the surf, and my heart started to race. I keep imagining them hiding beneath ferns along the switchbacks and worrying about the heat and crowds near Waikiki. I have retraced every turn since, hoping they did not wander too far. If you have seen two rabbits hopping near Diamond Head Beach Park or Kuhio Beach, please help me bring them home.
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Apple Watch with a black sport band. One side of the band is detached/snapped off from the main watch face.
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