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I was strolling along Harbor Drive near Seaport Village on a sunny afternoon around 4:10 p.m. last Tuesday when I spotted a folder of sheet music lying open on a bench. The pages are a bit damp from the sea breeze and a coffee stain marks the corner of page 3. The music is a mix of violin and piano pieces, with a handwritten cover title in pencil. It felt like a little thread of someone’s day, so I picked it up and kept it safe while hoping the owner sees this.
I lost my microwave around 7:40 PM last Tuesday in my San Diego studio near Balboa Park. It’s a mid-sized stainless unit with a dent on the left side and a faded sticker on the door. I’d been rushing to get dinner ready after a long shift, and when I turned back, it was gone from the kitchen island. I’ve combed the hallway, checked the building lobby, and retraced my steps along the block, but no luck. This appliance is essential for late-night meals and a small comfort after busy days, so I’m hoping to reunite with it soon. If you’ve seen it, please know I’m grateful for any help the site can provide in getting it back home.
Black mini backpack last seen in the bath room in old town San Diego
My husband lost his wallet his green card and drive license were inside the wallet
I found a mint vintage stamp album this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the San Diego Central Library near the Park Blvd entrance. It has a deep red leather cover and clear plastic sleeves, with stamps dating from the 1930s to the 1950s peeking through. The outer corner is a little worn, and there's a small pencil note inside that reads 'For the collector with a slow day'—clearly a serious hobby item. If the owner sees this, I’d love to reunite it with you; it clearly means a lot to someone who cares about philately.
I lost my gold 14k hoop earrings yesterday around 3pm near Seaport Village along Harbor Drive in San Diego. They're small stud hoops with a tiny emerald bead on the front and a delicate engraving on the inner back saying 'A.P.' One of them is ever so slightly bent at the clasp, and the emerald bead is subtle but noticeable up close. They have sentimental value for me — they were a gift from my grandmother, and I wore them every day. If you found them, message me here and we can arrange a safe drop-off; I’d really appreciate getting them back.
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