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Around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday I was on Manchester’s Oxford Road, near the Student Union, when I must have dropped my travel adapters. They’re a universal blue case, compact and easy to miss, so I probably brushed past them and kept going. I really need them for an upcoming trip and I’d be grateful to have them back with me, even if it’s just the case with a note inside.
I was in Manchester city centre yesterday around 3pm, standing near the Selfridges entrance in Exchange Square when I think I left my navy Hugo Boss suit jacket on a chair by the café. It's a navy blue, single-breasted blazer, size 40R, with a charcoal lining and a small gold monogram A.J. stitched inside the left pocket. There's a tiny snag on the left cuff and a faint coffee stain on the inside lining near the label; it's hardly noticeable unless you look closely. This jacket has sentimental value—it's a gift from my late father and I wore it to important interviews; I really need it back.
I lost my black leather briefcase yesterday around 3pm outside the Arndale Centre entrance on Market Street in Manchester. It's a slim, 15-inch briefcase by Samsonite with a slightly scuffed bottom edge, and the brass zipper sticks a bit when it's cold. Inside there's my laptop sleeve, a pile of client files, and a photo of my family—it's sentimental because these documents mean a lot for work and the photo reminds me to stay grounded. A red USB keychain hangs from the zipper pull, and there's a small coffee stain on the front corner. If anyone found it, please ping me—I'm really hoping to get it back soon.
I’m really worried—I lost my grey tabby Milo yesterday around 3pm near the Manchester Arndale on Market Street. He’s a short-haired cat, about 4kg, with a white patch on his chest and white paws, green eyes, and a tiny notch in his left ear. He wears a blue nylon collar with a tiny brass bell that jingles when he moves. He tends to disappear into back streets, so he could be anywhere between Exchange Square and the bus station near Piccadilly Gardens. Milo means the world to me; he’s been my companion through a lot, and I’d be over the moon to have him home soon. If anyone spots him, please email me at [email protected] or drop me a message here.
I was finishing up a quick shelving project yesterday around 3pm and I must have left my blue DeWalt 20V cordless drill on the workbench near the Manchester Arndale entrance off Market Street. It's a compact DCD791-style drill, blue body with a bright yellow battery and a black rubber grip, and the yellow/black case has a dent in the corner with a white sticker that reads 'AR-07'. There's a faint green painter's tape on the trigger guard. This drill means a lot to me—it was a gift from my granddad and I really need it back to finish some home repairs; if you found it, drop me a message.
Found a Seiko stainless steel watch this afternoon around 2:45pm outside the Manchester Arndale entrance on Market Street. It sports a black dial with white markers and a brushed silver bracelet, and there are a couple of tiny scuffs along the right edge of the case. The back is engraved with the initials 'MK' and the clasp shows a bit of wear from daily use. I know how much a watch can mean to someone, and I would love to reunite it with its owner — if any of these details sound familiar, drop me a line and we can arrange a meetup near Piccadilly Gardens or at the Arndale exit.
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