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I was out for a late afternoon walk along East Capitol Avenue and stopped to rest on the steps of the State Capitol around 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday when I spotted two carry-ons tucked behind a bench overlooking the Missouri River. They’re a black roller bag and a grey duffel, both scuffed from travel. I checked for a tag but there was nothing clearly identifying an owner, so I kept watch from a safe distance and moved the bags to a more visible spot near the Capitol entrance, hoping a rightful owner would notice. It felt unreal at first, but the relief when I decided to post this here was huge.
I lost a small wooden toy train somewhere in Pierre around 8:30 p.m. last Sunday, and my stomach drops every time I think about it. The train is a blue engine with a red undercarriage, a few scratches on the side, and it sits in a small black plastic box. I last held it while strolling the riverfront boardwalk by the Capitol Building, near the Missouri River overlook. This train was a gift from my grandmother, and I miss it more than I expected; I’d be grateful to have it back where it belongs.
Today at 9:45 a.m., I found myself at the Missouri Riverfront near the State Capitol steps in Pierre when I realized my two wrist watches were missing from the cafe table. One is a silver Timex with a cracked face and a brown leather strap; the other is a small black watch with a blue dial that my dad gave me. I’ve worn them almost every day for years, and losing them feels like losing a piece of family history. If they’re out there, I’m holding onto hope they’ll be returned to the riverfront or the Capitol area so they can come home.
This afternoon, around 4:15 p.m., I found a small set of utensils on the sidewalk along Capitol Avenue in Pierre, right by the State Capitol. There's a fork, a spoon, and a knife, all a bit greasy from a quick meal outdoors. The knife has a chipped edge, which makes me think someone was eating outside not long ago. It felt odd to stumble upon someone else's items, and I hope the owner will see this post and reclaim them.
Yesterday around 4:45 PM I realized I lost my board games from the shelf at the Pierre Public Library's reading room. It is a mix of family favorites—the kind we bring to Sunday afternoons in Central SD. The box is a sturdy wooden case with a faded sticker; inside, you will find maps, dice, and a few pawns from various games. I am hoping someone found them and kept them safe, because these games are part of so many cherished memories.
On Friday, around 5:40 PM, I was walking from the Missouri River overlook toward the State Capitol in Pierre when the wind pulled my hat off. It's a charcoal gray knit with a small blue emblem on the front—a simple, well-worn piece I wear all winter. I retraced my steps along the Capitol sidewalk and down the steps, stopping by the granite railings where I paused to sip coffee. I must have set it on a bench or maybe the railing, because I can't find it now. It feels silly to admit, but that hat carries a lot of memories from our trip here.
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