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Today around 3:20 p.m., I realized my aviants were gone from their cage in my Las Cruces apartment near the NMSU campus clock tower. I had the window open to let in the spring breeze when I stepped into the kitchen and the cage was empty. They are three small birds, bright green with a splash of yellow, and their chirps always pull me back from a rough day. I am anxious about them roaming the neighborhood, so if you spotted them near the Mesquite Street apartments or by the university grounds, please keep an ear out for their tiny calls.
Yesterday at 5:30 pm, the warm light spilled over Main Street outside the Rio Grande Theatre and I found two violins in a worn brown case left on the curb. The case had a few scuffs, and the bow hair looked dry, as if they'd been strummed to life not long ago. It felt personal, like someone had just finished a practice and walked away for coffee, sure they’d be back. I stood there listening to the evening air, imagining the music that must have filled this corner. I tucked the instruments into a safe spot and listed them here, hoping the owner recognizes them and finds their way back soon.
Hi, I'm Teresa Martinez. I last used my power tools around 6:45 PM yesterday near the Home Depot on North Main Street in Las Cruces. They were in a blue rolling toolbox with a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a handful of bits peeking out. I must have set them down while unloading a shelving unit in the driveway, and by the time I realized, they were gone. Those tools are essential for my weekend projects, and I’m really hoping they turned up somewhere nearby.
At around 2:45 PM today, I realized my passports were missing after a student recruitment event near the Pan Am Center on University Avenue in Las Cruces. I had set my bags down briefly near the registration table and stepped away to grab water, and when I returned they were gone. The passports mean the difference between a trip abroad and staying here, and the whole thing has my head in a whirl. I’m trying not to panic and hold on to a sliver of hope that someone nearby found them and kept them safe.
At 6:15 PM yesterday, after grabbing a latte on Main Street, I realized my hoops weren’t in my pocket anymore. I’d wandered from the Mesilla Valley Mall toward Old Mesilla Plaza, hoping the breeze had simply tugged them loose from my jacket. I checked the sidewalk, the little fountain by the plaza, and the shop doorway where I paused for a breath, but they were gone. Those hoops are the one tiny piece from my grandmother I still wear, and losing them hurts more than I expected. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back.
FOUND: I was leaving the gym around 5:30 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a black duffel bag filled with sports gear outside the Pan American Center near Aggie Memorial Stadium in Las Cruces. Inside there were a basketball, sneakers, a whistle, and a tattered practice jersey with a faded team name. It seemed to have been there a while, so I posted it here hoping to reunite it with its rightful owner.
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