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Saturday at 3:15 PM, I was at Bayfront Park in Sarasota, setting out a few prints for a family album when a gust knocked my bag and scattered photos toward the fountain. The photos show a lifetime of small moments—my sister's wedding and days with family that mean the world to me. I feel unsettled and hopeful at once, clinging to the thought that they were picked up and brought here where they can be found. If they’ve been found near the Bayfront Park fountain, I’m hopeful they’ll be turned in here for reclaiming.
Hi, I’m Mia Carter. On Friday around 6:15 p.m., I was at the Ringling Museum front lawn with my kids and popped the xylophones into the stroller while we peeked into the Ca’ d’Zan courtyard. When we wandered toward the garden, they vanished from the bench. They’re small wooden instruments, painted in bright primary colors, and one has a little dolphin sticker along the edge. The moment felt sun-warm, then suddenly off-balance. I’ve replayed it in my head a hundred times—the breeze, the fountain, the glow on the water. If someone found them near the Ca’ d’Zan area, I’d be grateful to get them back.
I lost my gym bag after a 6:15 pm workout at the LA Fitness on Bee Ridge Road, near the back entrance. I realized it was missing as I walked toward my car, around 6:25 pm, near the Ringling Museum area. It’s a black nylon bag with a red zipper and a small white logo; inside are gym clothes, a blue towel, and a water bottle. That bag holds a lot of my daily routine and a few sentimental items, and I’m hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. If you found it near the Ringling grounds, please hold onto it until I can claim it.
Hi, I'm Casey Morgan. This afternoon, around 4:15 p.m., I was walking the Ringling Museum campus in Sarasota-Bradenton when I spotted a student ID on the sidewalk by the entrance. The card clearly shows the name Alex Kim and a university logo. I picked it up and handed it to the museum’s information desk, hoping the owner would see this post. I know how stressful it is to misplace something important, so I wanted to share what I found and where I saw it.
I lost my quilts on Friday around 6:15 p.m. after I stopped by the Ringling Museum of Art courtyard to adjust a map. I laid both quilts on a portable rack beside a wooden bench while I checked a ticket, and when I stood up, they were gone. They include a pastel-pink and cream quilt with a leaf pattern and a blue-gray quilt with a geometric border. I felt a sinking fear in my chest as the sun dipped behind the palms along the bayfront. These quilts were handmade by my grandmother and carry years of memory. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to retrieve them through the site so we can be reunited.
9:10 a.m. this morning, I realized my medication was missing from my bag as I walked out of the Selby Public Library in Sarasota. I retraced my steps through Main Street toward St. Armands Circle, hoping a passerby or store staff had picked it up. I’m anxious about going a day without essential meds and juggling work, appointments, and daily routines. If you saw anything unusual around the library doors or the nearby benches, please keep an eye out for this prescription.
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