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I found a student ID this morning around 10:40 outside the Houma Public Library. It was lying on the sidewalk, and I could tell it had slipped from a wallet not long ago. I know how stressful it is to lose something so personal, especially with classes starting soon. If this ID belongs to someone here in Houma, I hope this helps you get it back quickly.
Yesterday around 3:46 pm, I was walking along Main Street by the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center when I spotted a bench with a small box containing wrist watches. There was a silver faced analog watch with a brown leather strap and a sporty black digital one. I picked them up and left them on the counter of a nearby cafe, hoping the owner would see them there when they return to collect.
Late yesterday afternoon around 3:20 p.m., I realized my enamel pins had disappeared from my backpack while I was near the Houma Courthouse on Main Street. The pins are small, about the size of a fingertip, with designs including a lighthouse, a seashell, and a pink heart. They were a gift from my grandmother, and losing them feels like losing a memory. I walked along Main Street, checked a few nearby cafés, and spoke with a couple of shop workers, but no luck yet. If someone has picked them up, please return them through this site so I can have them back.
I lost my two paintings last Thursday around 4:30 PM near the Houma Main Street Market, by the old Terrebonne Parish courthouse. We had been cleaning up after a small neighborhood art show when a sudden gust knocked my tote loose and the canvases slid away onto the pavement. One canvas shows a warm sunset over Bayou Terrebonne, the other a swamp scene with Spanish moss and cypress trees; both are dear to me and carry the memory of a quiet moment by the river. I keep replaying that moment and I worry someone picked them up to keep them safe until I can find them.
I’m posting this after realizing my two xylophones are missing from the rehearsal space at the Houma Civic Center on Main Street around 5:45 PM yesterday. They’re wooden, compact instruments with bright red mallets tucked into a black case, the cases showing a few scuffs from travel. I rely on them for our kids’ music workshops, so I’m anxious about tomorrow’s class. If you were at the civic center last night and happened to see them, please respond through the site so we can work out a pickup. I’ll be grateful to the person who helps bring them back.
On Tuesday at about 7:45 p.m., I realized my bus tickets were gone from my jacket pocket somewhere between the bus stop and the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center. The glow of streetlights on Barrow Street and the river breeze are burned into my memory as I retraced my steps along Barrow Street and up Main Street, checking under benches and around trash cans, but they did not show up. Those tickets were essential for my trip and for the week ahead, so a sense of worry has settled in, mixed with a stubborn hope that someone might find them and return them. If you happened to see them, I would be grateful for any help.
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