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I misplaced a folder labeled Breeds containing notes on different dog breeds and training plans. It disappeared around 2:30 p.m. Friday in downtown Pensacola, near Seville Square along Palafox Street. The folder is a black binder with a white label that reads 'Breeds' across the front. Inside are dog profiles, care routines, and vet receipts—things I’ve collected for years. Losing it means I’m scrambling to reconstruct a lot of details, and the stress is eating at me as I wait for the sun to set.
I realized my two leashes were missing after I called my dog to heel at 6:12 p.m. on Friday, near Seville Square in Pensacola, Florida. They’re neon-yellow with black handles and one has a tiny pink heart charm that jingles when I shake the wrist strap. I was by the brick sidewalk outside the old police building, near Palafox Street, when I looked away for a second and the leashes vanished. It felt frustrating and a little reckless, like I let something slip through my fingers during a busy evening. If someone picked them up, I’d be grateful to have them back so I can take my dog for a walk again.
Vera Bradley wallet. Blue & Green with flowers. I left Sam’s Club & got on I 10 east at Davis Hwy. It fell off my lift for my mobility scooter somewhere on my way home.
Saturday around 3:15 PM I was wandering Seville Square in Pensacola, by the fountain on Palafox Street, when I realized my brooches were missing. They’re two delicate pins: one with a tiny sea-blue stone in a gold setting, the other a tiny peacock feather motif. They were tucked in a small blue velvet pouch inside my tote, and I must have bumped the bag and not noticed. I’ve checked the car and the cafe where I had coffee, but nothing turned up. Those brooches carry memories from my grandmother, and I’d love to have them back with their rightful owner.
I lost my CDs around 6:15 PM on Tuesday, sitting near the Seville Square fountain in downtown Pensacola after a quick walk along Palafox. I had my backpack open for a moment, and when I noticed the zipper again, a few jewel cases were missing. The disks include a weathered jazz collection and a road-trip mix with a red sticker labeled 'Summer 2012.' They aren’t priceless, but they carry memories of late-night drives along the Gulf Islands and Saturdays at the beach with friends. If you found them in that area or by the benches, I’m hoping they’re still nearby and can be reunited with me soon.
I found a handheld console today while walking through Pensacola. It was around 6:40 p.m. on Tuesday near the Seville Quarter area on Palafox Street. I was heading back from the water when a small black case lying behind a planter caught my eye. The screen showed a paused game, and the case had a blue team sticker that suggested it belongs to someone who loves late-night gaming. It felt wrong to leave it there, so I picked it up and kept it safe. I'm posting this in case the owner checks in here and recognizes it.
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