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I was volunteering at a charity event in the Haymarket District in Lincoln on Friday around 4:20 PM when I realized my small bag of enamel pins was not in my pocket anymore. I had them clipped to a lanyard as I moved from 8th Street toward O Street to greet guests near the plaza. I likely brushed past a bench or dropped them on the crowded sidewalk. They are bright, meaningful pins and I would hate to lose them. If you saw pins near the brick sidewalks around the Haymarket, please let me know via the site. I will be checking the area again this weekend.
Last Friday around 7:15 p.m., I found three tiny kittens near the Sunken Gardens at 40th Street and A Street in Lincoln, Nebraska. They were huddled under a parked car, eyes barely open and ears damp from a passing rain. I wrapped them in my jacket to keep them warm and checked for signs of a home, but there was nothing obvious. My heart went out to those little ones, and I’m hoping the rightful owner sees this note and knows they’re safe for now.
I lost my Pocket Watches this evening after a stroll through the Haymarket in Lincoln. It was around 6:15 PM on Friday when I realized they were gone from my coat pocket. They’re two vintage silver watches, one with a tiny engraving that reads 'Granddad' and a few scratches along the chain; they feel like a piece of my family. I retraced my steps along the brick sidewalks from the farmer’s market stalls to the bookstore, but the Haymarket was already buzzing and the watches could be anywhere. If someone found them, I’d be grateful beyond words; they mean the world to me.
Friday night around 8:15 p.m., Milo, a friendly golden retriever, and Luna, a quick border collie mix, bolted from my side near the UNL campus, by Memorial Stadium. I was walking them along 27th Street when a jogger's dog darted by and they slipped their collars in the chaos. Milo has a white chest patch and is remarkably trusting; Luna is alert and a little wary of people she doesn’t know. I'm terrified they'll wander into traffic or slip far from the crowd; if you saw two dogs matching that description near the stadium, please let me know on the site.
I was walking to coffee around 9:50 AM today when I spotted a framed canvas leaning against a planter outside the Nebraska State Capitol on 16th Street. It shows a stylized Lincoln skyline in warm oranges and blues and looks well cared for. I picked it up and posted this listing hoping to reunite it with its owner.
Last Friday at 7:30 p.m., I realized my travel adapters were missing from my bag after a quick walk through the Haymarket in Lincoln. They’re small but essential: a USB-C to USB-C and a micro-HDMI dongle in a rugged black case. I’d left them on a bench near the sidewalk in front of the Pinnacle Bank Arena as the sun dipped behind the Capitol. Those adapters are crucial for my work trips, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe.
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