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I lost my skirts around 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, walking from Munn Park toward Lake Mirror Park in Lakeland. I last saw them on a bench near the Lake Mirror gazebo, a tan cotton A-line with a tiny floral pattern and a frayed hem, just past the white picket fence. I remember tracing the path along the brick sidewalk by the water, hoping they’d turn up on a passerby’s chair by the gazebo. It felt silly and sad at the same time—the skirt was a favorite, goes with the navy blouse I wore today. If you spot them, please keep an eye out for them and return them to this listing.
I was walking back to my car at around 5:15 p.m. yesterday, near Lake Mirror Park in Lakeland, when a small stack of DVDs caught my eye on a bench outside the Lakeland Public Library. The cases were a little weathered and some spines were faded, but the discs looked cared for. I flipped through a few to see if there was a name or a clue, but nothing jumped out. It felt like a tiny mystery, and I hoped someone was missing them right now. I carried them to the library desk and waited briefly, hoping the owner would recognize their own collection.
I’m missing a pair of small gold studs with clear crystals, and I realized they were gone around 7:15 p.m. last Friday. I’d been walking the Lake Mirror Park loop, near the fountain, when I noticed one was missing from my ear and then both from the jewelry box. They were a wedding gift from my grandmother, so they carry sentimental value beyond the shine. I keep imagining them catching the last light on the water and hope someone nearby picked them up and tucked them away safely. If you found them, please think of someone’s memory attached to those tiny stones.
I found this sheet music on the ground outside the Lakeland Public Library, near Hollis Garden, around 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday. It’s a worn, blue-bound page with a few creases and a name scribbled on the cover I barely recognized. I paused for a moment, imagining the musician who must be looking for it, and I tucked it into my bag for safekeeping until I could post it here. If the owner recognizes their tunes, I hope they’ll know it’s still out there, waiting to be played again.
I was at Lake Mirror Park around 6:15 p.m. last Friday when a gust tugged at my backpack and my two keyboards slipped away from the bag. One is an 88-key weighted keyboard with a red corner sticker; the other is a compact 61-key controller I use for practice. The bag is blue denim with a frayed strap and a small dolphin sticker on the zipper. I retraced the promenade by the fountain, past the benches along the lake, hoping they hadn’t rolled too far. I’ve got gigs to prep for and the thought of them out there makes my stomach drop. If you’ve seen them around Lake Mirror or on the paved trail by the water, please keep an eye out.
I was decorating my porch near Lake Mirror in Lakeland last Saturday around 7:15 pm and realized my holiday decorations were missing. A gust of wind knocked the garlands off the railing and the metal storage box slid toward the driveway as I turned to grab more lights. My heart sank because those decorations carry memories from family gatherings and celebrations. I spent the next hour walking the block and checking nearby porches, hoping they didn’t end up in someone else’s hands.
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