Lost: Medication near Old Sacramento waterfront
Description
Yesterday around 9:15 PM, after heading to the Old Sacramento waterfront for a late bite, I realized my Medication bottle wasn't in my bag anymore. It's a small white bottle with a green cap, the label bearing my name and a few reminders in my handwriting. I turned back along the wooden promenade, past the Tower Bridge and the taste of cotton candy from a street cart, hoping the night breeze had nudged it into the grass. The thought of not having it for the next day makes my stomach knot up, and I keep replaying every step from the riverfront to Capitol Mall. If you found it, please return it to the site; it would mean a lot.
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