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While strolling through Chisholm Trail Park around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, I realized my pins were missing from my jacket pocket. The pins are small enamel badges from a road trip: one red compass, one blue anchor, both a little scratched but precious to me. They were tucked into a denim jacket that I had left on a bench near the park's southeast entrance. I hope someone who sees this can help reunite them with me through the site.
While walking my dog yesterday around 7:15 PM, I found a scattered pile of belts behind the community center near Lake Hefner in northwest Oklahoma City. The belts are a mix of brown leather and black fabric, sizes ranging from slim to wide, all in decent condition. I picked them up and brought them here, hoping the rightful owner will recognize them, since belt buckles include a few unique brands. Please claim them through the site, and include any distinctive marks or a rough description of your belt so I can match it more quickly.
I lost my trading cards when I left a binder on the passenger seat of my car briefly at 4:15 p.m. last Thursday, outside the Grand Avenue Shops by Enid Civic Center, Oklahoma. A gust blew the binder open and scattered cards across the parking area. I retraced my steps along Willow Street and Grand Avenue, asked at a couple of stores, and checked the lot multiple times, but nothing turned up. The binder holds a mix of early-school sets and a few holo cards that mean a lot to me. Inside, there’s a sticker that reads A. Martin; if you found it, please let me know.
On Tuesday at 7:45 PM, I was unloading groceries outside my apartment near the Northwest Plaza on NW 39th Street in Northwest Oklahoma City when my blender and a compact microwave slipped off the cart and vanished behind a hedge. They’re nothing fancy, just everyday helpers I rely on after long shifts. The blender has a white base with a blue lid, and the microwave is a small white model with a dent in the corner. If found, please return them—I’m hoping to get back to cooking soon.
This evening, around 6:40 p.m., I was getting ready for a road trip and stopped by the Enid Public Library on West Maine Street when I realized my travel adapters were gone from my backpack. I had plugged in my phone at a bench near the library's garden, then stepped inside for a minute and when I came back they were gone. The adapters are a small, black brick with a red accent and a universal plug - nothing flashy, but essential for the trip I'm planning to see friends in nearby towns. I'm bummed and a little anxious about the journey, hoping someone who found them kept them safe.
On Friday around 6:30 p.m., I realized my Equipment for Various Sports bag had vanished from Memorial Park in Northwest OK, Oklahoma, United States. It’s a black duffel with a white stripe, stuffed with Equipment for Various Sports: a worn basketball, a football helmet, two tennis rackets, and a tangle of shin guards. I had set it by the bleachers after a quick evening run and a short practice with the kids. I felt my heart drop when I noticed it missing, and I kept replaying every minute in my head, hoping someone found it and kept it safe.
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