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I lost my blue ceramic coffee mug yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks inside Lake Eola Park on East Central Boulevard in Orlando. It's about a 12 oz mug, with a hand-painted orange slice motif around the outside and a glossy glaze. There's a tiny chip on the rim and a faint crack along the bottom edge. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I use it every morning. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; I’ve been so worried about it.
I lost my blue Nike Pegasus sneakers yesterday around 3pm near the Lake Eola fountain along East Central Boulevard in downtown Orlando. They're men's size 9.5, with a blue mesh upper, white midsole, and a standout orange lace on the left shoe. The right shoe has a small scuff on the heel and a tiny fray along the inner lining. They're special to me because they were a gift from my sister and helped me get back into running after a long injury; I really need them back if anyone happens to find them.
I lost my brown leather Coach briefcase yesterday around 3pm near Lake Eola Park, around the area where East Washington Street meets Rosalind Ave in downtown Orlando. It's a mid-size case with a front flap, sloped corners, and a noticeable dent on the lower-right corner. Inside is a 15-inch laptop in a black neoprene sleeve, a small photo of my grandmother, and a tan notebook with a blue pen mark. The interior lining is tan, and the gold zipper pull sticks a little when I zip it shut. This briefcase means a lot to me—it's a gift from my grandmother and carries a lot of sentimental value; I really need it back.
I'm hoping someone picked up my blue Ventolin inhaler yesterday around 3pm. I had it in a small white protective case and I wore a lime-green medical ID bracelet on a matching lanyard with my initials AR. I think I dropped it near the Starbucks by Mall at Millenia on Millenia Boulevard in Orlando. The cap on the inhaler is a bit dented and there's a tiny scratch along the side, but it's otherwise in decent condition. This inhaler is essential for my asthma and it has sentimental value since it was the last gift from my doctor; really hoping to get it back soon.
I found a silver bracelet with a heart charm this afternoon near the fountain at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando, along the brick walkway by the swan boat launch. It's a silver-tone bracelet, about 7 inches long, with a tiny green enamel leaf charm and a lobster clasp stamped 'ML' on the underside. The metal shows a few light scratches from wear, but it's in good overall shape. If the owner recognizes it, feel free to message me here with the initials on the clasp or describe the charm, and I will get it back to you.
I found a dog this afternoon around 4:15pm near the corner of Mills Ave and Colonial Dr in Orlando. He's a small white terrier mix, about 12 pounds, with a bright green paw-print bandana and a blue, round metal tag on his collar. His coat is a little scruffy but clean, and there's a tiny scar on his left ear. If you recognize him, message me here on the app and we'll arrange a safe reunion!
I found a silver-tone necklace this afternoon around 2:15pm along the Lake Eola Park promenade on East Central Boulevard in Orlando, near the fountain. It’s a delicate 18-inch chain with a teardrop pendant that holds a teal-blue crystal. The back of the pendant has a tiny engraving 'A.J.' and the lobster clasp shows no obvious brand stamping. The chain has a bit of wear and the pendant has a small scratch along the edge, but it still looks pretty. It feels like something someone wore for a special moment, and I really hope to reconnect it with its owner.
I found a tan leather cardholder this afternoon around 2:45pm on International Drive near the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. It’s a slim wallet, about the size of a credit card holder, with a clean, soft tan finish and a tiny embossed dolphin logo on the front. Inside there’s a plastic loyalty card that reads the name 'Priya Patel' and a couple of magnetic cards tucked in, which might help the owner identify it. The leather shows light wear and there’s a small coffee stain along the inner lining from daily use. If this belongs to you, I’d love to return it—I'll meet near the security desk at the convention center or at the Starbucks nearby.
I found a beautiful blue scarf at the coffee shop on East Colonial Drive in Orlando. It was left behind on one of the chairs near the window. It looks new and is quite warm, perfect for the cooler days ahead. If this scarf belongs to you, please describe it so I can return it.
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