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I lost my tortoiseshell glasses yesterday around 3pm near South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Orange County. They’re Warby Parker acetate frames with a warm tortoiseshell pattern, roundish lenses, and gold hinges. There’s a tiny chip on the lower-right edge of the lens and an engraving 'AS' on the inside of the left temple. They came with a red velvet case that has a scuffed zipper. They’re my go-to for work and they were a gift from my aunt, so they mean a lot to me. If anyone found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back!
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Irvine Spectrum Center in Orange County. They're matte black over-ear cans, with a small dent on the right earcup and a blue travel pouch tucked in the case. There’s a tiny engraving of my initials 'AS' on the inside of the headband, which helps identify them. They were a gift from my sister last year and really helped me through long commutes, so I’d be beyond grateful to get them back; if you found them, message me at [email protected].
I lost my two VIP OC Music Fest tickets yesterday around 3pm near the Irvine Spectrum Center parking structure P2 after grabbing a coffee. They’re printed on glossy white stock with a big red VIP stamp and a holographic OC logo in the corner; the barcode is 557812 and one of them has a faint coffee ring. The tickets were for Saturday’s show at FivePoint Amphitheatre, Row A, seats 12 and 13. These mean a lot to me because they were a surprise gift from a friend, and I was really looking forward to the night. If anyone found them, please DM me or text me here—I’d be forever grateful, and I can describe the exact wording on the back to verify.
I lost my neon orange Nike swim shorts around 3pm yesterday, right after a quick swim by the Huntington Beach Pier. They’re size M, quick-dry material with a black drawstring and a small white Nike swoosh on the left leg. I must’ve dropped them along the boardwalk near Pacific Coast Highway, somewhere close to lifeguard tower 5 while I was drying off and jogging back to my towel. There’s a tiny snag on the back pocket and a faint coffee stain near the waistband—nothing huge, but they stand out in a crowd. These shorts matter to me more than you’d think—they were a gift from my sister and they’ve got sentimental value; I really need them back for my summer training. If anyone found them, please reach out. I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my beagle mix yesterday around 3pm. He’s medium-sized, about 25 pounds, brown and white with a light blue collar and a tiny silver tag. He has a crescent-shaped scar on his right hind leg and one blue eye with the other brown, which helps me tell him apart. I last saw him near the South Coast Plaza parking structure outside Nordstrom in Costa Mesa, Orange County, and he tends to wander toward the nearby Trader Joe’s. He’s really friendly and good with kids, but he gets anxious around strangers. He’s my rescue buddy from last year, and it would mean the world to get him back safe. If you spotted him, you can DM me here or email me at [email protected].
I found a blue North Face backpack this afternoon around 2:30 pm in the parking lot behind the Irvine Spectrum Center on Irvine Center Drive in Irvine, Orange County. It's in decent condition, a bit dusty from the lot, with a panda sticker on the front pocket and a small tear at the bottom edge. Inside I spotted a red composition notebook and a blue water bottle in the side mesh pocket. I know backpacks like this can hold important stuff, and I'd really like to help reunite it with its owner. If this sounds like yours, message me here and we can arrange a quick meetup near the Spectrum Center.
I found a pair of glasses this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Nordstrom entrance at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Orange County. They’re black rectangular frames with clear lenses, probably Ray-Ban. The right temple has a tiny silver engraving 'A.N.' and there’s a small scratch along the bottom edge of the left lens. They’re in decent condition overall, just a bit grimy from the day. If these are yours, message me with the initials on the temple or the little scratch so we can arrange pickup. I know how it feels to misplace something important—hope to get them back to you soon.
I found a tan Michael Kors crossbody handbag this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the South Coast Plaza parking structure behind Nordstrom, Costa Mesa, Orange County. The bag is pebble leather with gold hardware, a front logo, and a small pink tassel on the zipper. Inside there's a black wallet, sunglasses, and a receipt from last week, plus a blue monogram tag 'AR' inside the main pocket. I picked it up near the Bloomingdale's entrance and figured someone must be missing it. I'm posting to help get it back to its owner—hopeful this finds its way home soon.
I found a tiny hamster this afternoon around 2:20pm, wandering near the Irvine Spectrum Center entrance on Irvine Center Drive in Orange County. It's a gray-and-white Syrian hamster about the size of a golf ball, wearing a bright blue harness with a small silver bell, and a white patch behind its left ear. It seemed healthy and curious, nibbling on lettuce I offered, and I felt a little hopeful about finding its owner. I know losing a pet is stressful, so I’d love to help reunite them—meetups can be at the Spectrum security desk or the nearby Starbucks.
I found a blue Giro bike helmet this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Irvine Spectrum Center in Orange County, near the carousel entrance. It's a size medium with a matte blue shell and bright lime vents, and there's a small scuff on the left side. The strap is intact but the buckle shows a little wear from riding. No ID tag is visible, but the helmet stands out with its distinctive lime accents. If this belongs to you, please reach out — I'd really like to help get it back to its owner.
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