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Last Friday at 4:22 pm, I was at the Carousel Bar on Royal Street, just off Bourbon, when I slid my gray cargo pants onto a chair while I checked my map. I stepped out for a moment to stretch my legs and grab a quick coffee, and when I looked back they were gone. They’re my everyday pair—soft, comfy, with a tiny fray at the left knee that somehow fits my Louisiana life. I’m anxious about the loss because these pants hold the last two weeks of errands and little memories. If someone found them near the chair by the door, I’d be beyond grateful to have them back on my hips.
On Tuesday at 2:15 PM, I was relaxing near the French Market on Decatur Street when I spotted a black zippered pouch tucked behind a bench. Inside were three GPS devices, tangled cables, and a small charger, all still warm from recent use. It looked like someone hurried away and forgot it in the bustle of downtown. I felt relieved to find something that could help its owner, and I brought it here so the rightful owner can reclaim it.
I found these parrots this afternoon around 4:15 p.m., perched on a cafe chair along Royal Street by Jackson Square in New Orleans, LA. They were bright green with yellow underwings and a clipped-looking beak, and they seemed curious but hungry, fluttering between my arms and the railing as I approached. They hopped onto my backpack for a moment, then settled back on the railing where I stood, squawking a friendly tune that sounded almost like a hello. I suspect they belong to someone nearby who lets them roam, and I’d hate for them to end up in a shelter. If you recognize these birds, please pass along any information through the site.
While wandering the French Market on Saturday around 3:12 PM, near Jackson Square, I found a small black velvet pouch lying on the cobblestones. Inside were three chokers—one black ribbon, one silver chain, and a red beaded strand. I know how personal pieces like these can feel, and I wanted to make sure they found their way back to their owner. I’m posting this here so the rightful owner can claim them through the site.
Pink wallet with Honda key
At 4:15 PM on Friday, I was walking from the French Market toward Jackson Square in the French Quarter when I spotted a wooden case tucked behind a bench by the railing. A bright set of xylophones peered out, their mallets tucked inside the lid. It looked like someone had been busking and had to hurry off into the bustle of Royal Street. My heart gave a little jump—these instruments carry so many memories for musicians here. I carried the case toward the nearest shop window and hoped the owner would find it through this post.
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