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I was unloading three sculptures for a small exhibit on Thursday at 5:40 pm, and I left them by the back door of the Pensacola Little Theatre on Palafox Street. When I turned around a few minutes later, the crates were missing. The pieces are copper and ceramic, each about two feet tall, and they’re part of a micro-exhibit I’ve been working on for weeks. I’m heartsick about losing them and hope they turn up nearby soon.
While walking along Seville Square in downtown Pensacola around 4:45 p.m. today, I spotted a pair of radios left on a bench. One is a beige, older model with a dent in the corner, the other a smaller black radio with a cracked speaker cover. They looked recently used, like someone had set them down while chatting with a friend or waiting for a bus. If you've been looking for your radios, these are here in downtown Pensacola, waiting to head back home.
On Wednesday around 7:15 PM, after unloading decorations from the car, I discovered my holiday gear was missing near the Cordova Mall entrance in Pensacola. I retraced my steps through the parking lot by the Cheesecake Factory and around the mall’s north side, hoping to spot a bright red bow and a string of warm LEDs. The haul includes a garland, a pair of lit lawn stakes, and a vintage wreath—things that make our home feel festive during December. It’s hard not to feel shaken, and I’m hoping they surface soon.
Hi, I lost my travel adapters. I had them around 9:45 a.m. this morning on Palafox Street near Seville Square, while I grabbed a quick coffee and checked my map. I set my backpack on a bench for a moment and must have left them there when I stood up. Those adapters are small but essential for charging my devices during a conference later today, and I feel so unsettled not knowing where they are.
During a stroll along Palafox Street near Seville Square, Pensacola, around 4:45 p.m. last Friday, I must have dropped a small bundle of postcards from our trip. They’re colorful, filled with stamps from around the country, and some carry notes from my grandmother who’s no longer with us. I’ve searched the plaza, the waterfront, and the brick sidewalks, but there’s no sign of them yet. These postcards aren’t expensive, but they carry a lot of memories and history for me, and losing them feels like losing a piece of home. If you found them, please know how much they mean to me and claim them here.
I was packing up after rehearsal at Seville Quarter around 6:15 p.m. yesterday when I realized my sheet music for the recital was missing from the folder I left on a chair backstage. It's a small stack, with a bright pink cover and my name penciled in the corner—the pieces I need for the Florida recital. Losing it has me scrambling because those pages are almost irreplaceable; I can't memorize them as easily. If anyone found it, I'd be grateful to have it back as soon as possible.
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