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I was driving back from a friend's apartment by Fort Sill Boulevard and stopped to stretch by the Lawton Public Library around 8:15 PM on Friday when I realized my aviants were gone from their cage. I keep a green parakeet with a bright yellow head and a blue-gray cockatiel, both friendly and nosy birds who answer to their names, and I’m terrified they might be scared out there. They last perched on a glass perch by the kitchen window, so please keep an eye out around the SW 4th Street area in Lawton.
I lost my hoops last Friday at 6:15 pm after a quick pickup game near Fort Sill's Old Post Recreation area, here in Lawton, Oklahoma. They're a pair of medium-sized silver hoop earrings, one with a tiny dent along the rim and a faint scratch on the other. I wore them for luck and can picture exactly where I dropped them—on a bench by the Lawton Public Library courtyard as the sun sank behind the courthouse. My heart dropped, and I retraced my steps along the downtown circle, hoping someone picked them up. If you found them, I’d be grateful to know they’re safe and bring a little normal back to my week.
This morning, Sunday at 10:30 AM, I found two carry-on bags sitting on the sidewalk outside the Target on NW Cache Road in Lawton. One is a navy blue soft-shell with wheels; the other is a black hard-shell with a bit of scuff on the corner. They look in use but have no obvious ID. I checked the pockets and there’s nothing that ties them to someone in particular. I left them in a safe spot nearby while I waited a moment, hoping the owner would claim them through the site.
I was walking my dog near Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton around 6:15 PM yesterday when I spotted two leashes lying on the grass by the park's east entrance. One is a blue nylon leash with a silver clip and the other a pink leash with a paw-print pattern. They look unused and a bit dusty but still usable. I left them by the park's info booth and posted this here in hopes the owner will recognize them.
I was waiting for the bus near Fort Sill Boulevard and 3rd Street when I realized my handheld game device and my small console were missing from my backpack. It was 8:20 p.m. on Wednesday, and the sun had just dipped behind the Lawton skyline. I retraced to the Lawton Transit Center, checked the benches by the shelter, and asked at the cafe counter, but nothing turned up. Those two devices are my main way to unwind after long shifts, and losing them is stressing me out. I hope someone found them and kept them safe until I can get back to them.
I lost my photographs after visiting the Lawton Public Library around 3:40 p.m. Sunday. These are a small bundle in a worn leather wallet, with pictures of downtown Lawton and the river. These images are priceless to me; they document my grandmother's trips from the 1960s. If found, I would be grateful to have them back.
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