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On October 3, 2024, around 9:10 PM, I realized my drapes were gone from the living room of my apartment on Poplar Avenue, just north of Overton Park. The fabric is a soft cream with a delicate floral pattern, lined in pale blue. I must have folded them during a move and turned away for a minute; when I looked back they were gone. The room feels brighter and less homey without them, and I miss the soft light filtering through the fabric in the evenings. I am hoping a neighbor picked them up and kept them safe until I can reclaim them. If you found them, please hold onto them until the owner reappears.
Last Friday night, after the concert at the FedExForum, I realized my shoes were missing as I walked back toward Beale Street around 10:45 p.m. I had been along the riverfront near Beale Street Landing, and I must have kicked them off in the crowd after the show. I retraced my steps along the sidewalk and asked a few security staff and passersby, but no one had seen them. One shoe has a bright blue stripe, and I'm worn out from the day—hoping they turn up before I have to dash out for tomorrow's run.
On Friday at 4:45 PM, I found a stack of swimsuits on the grass by Beale Street Landing, Memphis, along the riverfront. A bright turquoise one with a floral print and a pink tote stood out as the sun dipped toward the water. It looked like someone had dashed away from a pool or river outing in a hurry. I tucked them under a bench for safekeeping and hoped whoever lost them would recognize the scene when they return.
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I found a small stash of brooches this morning around Beale Street, Memphis, at 9:15 AM, just outside the FedExForum. One is a delicate gold bee with tiny stones, another is a silver dragonfly, and a cameo brooch with a curled flower design; all of them look like they've been cherished. They appeared tidy, in decent shape, but clearly dropped in haste. I held onto them for a while, hoping the rightful owner would see this and claim them.
I lost my stamp collection last Tuesday around 7:15 PM. I was going through my album at home near the Memphis Public Library on Poplar Avenue and fear I may have left the bag on the table outside the library entrance near Beale Street. The collection includes a 1920s commemorative with a portrait and a Tennessee postmark from the 1930s. They’re priceless to me, not for value but for the memories they hold. If anyone spots anything matching, please help me get them back through the site.
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