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On Tuesday at 3:20 p.m., I left the Gulf Coast Exploreum and headed toward Bienville Square along Dauphin Street. My travel visas were tucked into a brown sleeve inside a blue folder inside a leather briefcase. A gust of wind knocked the folder from my hand, and I watched it disappear into the crowd near the Mobile Civic Center. I’m frantic about missing my trip, so I’m holding out hope someone found them and kept them safe. The documents are urgent for a business trip and I’d be grateful to have them returned.
I am loading my drums after a small show behind the Saenger Theatre on Dauphin Street in Mobile, Alabama, and by 2:40 PM this afternoon they were gone from the loading dock. I walked the back alley and then down to Dauphin, asking whoever was around, but the place was already clearing out. It is a beige kit with a bright red throne, and it’s the gear our little band depends on for gigs. I am hoping someone saw something and kept them safe until we can reclaim them.
I was walking back to my car just after sunset, around 6:40 p.m. yesterday, when two rabbits hopped onto the edge of the lawn near Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile. They paused under a streetlamp, noses twitching, as if wondering where their home was. I coaxed them toward the car and checked the nearby benches for a flyer, but there were none. They seemed clean and well fed, just a little spooked by the traffic and the sirens in the distance. I brought them with me for safety and am hoping someone recognizes them and can reunite them with their family.
Tuesday around 2:50 p.m., I was in Mobile, outside the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center on Government Street, chatting with a friend after a quick exhibit visit. I set my Tank Accessories down in a small black case with red trim while I adjusted a jacket, and when I looked back a moment later, they were gone. They’re tiny metal pieces from a WWII tank-model kit, but they mean a lot to me because they belonged to my late grandfather. I’ve walked the block a few times and patted the nearby benches at Bienville Square, hoping they turned up, but so far nothing. I’m hopeful they’ll reappear.
On Friday afternoon around 3:45 p.m., I realized my phone wouldn't charge and I couldn't find my chargers anywhere. I had parked near the Saenger Theatre on Joachim Street after grabbing coffee on Dauphin Street, and I retraced my steps through the crowds, hoping they'd turn up. I searched the plaza and nearby cafes, even checked around the Mobile Civic Center, but the chargers were gone. They are a black braided cable with a gray power bank, essential for work, and I’m anxious about not having them. If you found them, please know they belong to someone trying to stay connected in Mobile.
I was staying with a friend in Mobile and did laundry at the laundromat on Dauphin Street, near Bienville Square, around 9:15 this morning. I must have left my white cotton sheet set in the laundry bag, because when I returned to collect it, it wasn’t there. The sheets are plain white with a pale blue border and feel soft from years of use. It’s hard to overstate how much these sheets mean to me; if you found them, I’d be grateful to have them back so our guest room can be ready.
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