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On Friday, May 10, at 4:15 PM, I lost a small stack of postcards as I was leaving Lions Park by the fountain in Moses Lake. I had tucked them into a tote bag from a family trip years ago. When I reached the parking lot, they were gone. Those postcards carry notes in my grandmother’s handwriting and stamps from our travels; they’re tiny anchors to happier times. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back; they mean more to me than any souvenir.
I’m Mia Thompson, and I found these Travel Bags outside the Moses Lake waterfront around 4:10 p.m. by the Moses Lake City Hall. They were sitting on a bench with a red tag and a faded sticker from a recent trip. The bags looked like someone’s life on the go—the extra clothes, a passport holder, and a sturdy carry-on that someone counted on. If this message reaches the owner, I hope you’ll claim them here so the journey can continue.
I realized I’d left my shopping bags at the Moses Lake Walmart Supercenter around 11:45 am on Saturday, near the East Nelson Road entrance. They’re a mix of blue and gray reusable totes, one with a drawing of a cat that my daughter loves. I’d bought groceries and picked up a few gifts, and I walked out without them, realizing as I pulled into my driveway to unload the car. It’s a small thing, but those bags carry receipts, a grocery list, and a memory, so I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe until I got back.
I’m really kicking myself. I clearly lost them somewhere between the car and the checkout. I was at the Moses Lake Safeway on A Street around 6:15 PM yesterday when I realized my travel adapters were gone. They’re a small black two-port hub with a blue label and a white USB-C cable tangled inside a compact case. They’re essential for charging during my trip, and I’ve retraced every step, checked the car, hotel lobby, and café, but nothing turns up. I’m hoping someone nearby picked them up and tucked them aside for me. If you see them or remember someone handling a black case near the checkout area, please help me bring them home.
I found two rabbits behind a bench near the Moses Lake City Park fountain around 6:20 pm last Saturday. They looked calm and curious, and I coaxed them into a tote bag lined with a towel to keep them warm while I checked for a sign of their home. They seemed healthy, with soft fur and bright eyes, and they followed my steps a little, as if they trusted me. I'm hoping the owner is nearby and sees this, because these little wanderers deserve a safe home.
This morning around 9:50 am I found a small box of brooches on the sidewalk outside the Moses Lake Public Library. The collection looks vintage—three brooches with different colored stones, tucked in a delicate velvet pouch. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner would see this listing and claim them through the site. It felt like finding a bit of someone’s story, and I’d really love to help reunite it with them.
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