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I lost my passports after a busy evening in downtown Los Angeles. Around 6:30 p.m., outside Union Station near the Grand Central Market, they slipped from my bag. They're not just documents to me; they represent a trip I was counting on and a bit of anxiety about my plans. If someone has seen them or picked them up, I just hope they’re safe until I can sort things out.
I was walking my dog along Melrose Avenue around 6:15 PM yesterday when I spotted a small wire crate sitting by a bus stop outside a coffee shop. Inside were two rabbits, calm but curious, their noses twitching as they sniffed the evening air. They looked well cared for, with fluffy fur and bright eyes, and they stayed close to each other as I picked them up. I brought them to the front counter of a nearby grocery store to wait for their owner, hoping someone recognizes the pair. If this helps, one has a small white patch on the ear and the other has a tiny black dot near its nose, and they both seem very attached to one another.
I lost my dresses last Sunday around 11:15 a.m. from the back seat of my car near The Grove in Los Angeles. They were two outfits for a friend's wedding—a navy satin gown in a black garment bag, and a blush pink cocktail dress with a touch of beading. I had parked by the main entrance and grabbed a quick coffee at a cafe nearby, then stepped into a shop for a moment; when I came back, they were gone. It stings a bit to lose them; they were both important to me and tailored for the big day.
I was walking back from a quick errand around 7:20 PM last Friday, near the Bradbury Building on Broadway, when I spotted a pair of lamps tucked behind a planter by the cafe entrance. They’re a matched set with brass stems and cream shades, a bit dusty but in good shape. It looked like they’d been moved from a living room to the street corner, maybe left behind in a hurry. I brought them home and held onto them, hoping the owner would recognize them. If these look familiar, I hope the owner can identify them by the distinctive shade edge and the weight of the brass.
I lost my Equipment for Various Sports bag near Echo Park Lake around 7:15 PM on Friday. The bag held soccer cleats, a basketball, and a couple of tennis rackets. I retraced the boardwalk and checked the kayak rental area by the water, but it didn’t surface. I'm anxious about missing practice and the upcoming tournament, hoping someone turned it in.
Sunday around 8:45 p.m., I was stringing lights along my balcony on Sunset Boulevard between Vine and La Brea in Los Angeles when I realized I had lost the box with my holiday decorations. The bag held fragile ornaments from my grandmother and a few handmade garlands I’ve kept since last year’s tree. I’m feeling bummed and a little anxious—those pieces aren’t flashy, but they carry memories I can’t replace. If you happened to see them or moved them to a safer spot, I’d be grateful to hear they’ve been found.
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