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I’m looking for my photographs that I last had around 7:45 p.m., near Old Main Lawn on the Penn State campus. Those images are more than pictures to me—they’re pieces of family and travel that I’ll never forget. I can still picture the glow of the quad lights reflecting off the camera case and the wind lifting the corner of the blue leather cover. If someone happened to find them, I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe and someone will hand them back to me.
Prescription sunglasses in a dark blue Warby Parker case.
On Friday around 9:15 p.m., I found a box of Holiday Decorations lying on the sidewalk near the Penn State Creamery on College Ave. It looked like someone had dropped them while rushing to a party, all tangled in a strand of lights. They smell faintly of pine and were wrapped in a red ribbon. I figured they were probably important to someone, and I would want to help reunite them with their owner.
Last Thursday evening, around 7:15 p.m., I was leaving the HUB-Robeson Center on College Ave after a late study session and realized my small pouch of coins had vanished from my pocket. My coins are a mix from family trips and a few old pennies I keep for luck. I remember pausing by the Old Main lawn to tie my shoe, then continuing toward College Ave, and that's when it must have slipped away on the stone path outside the building. They carry a lot of meaning for me, and I hate the thought of them being lost. I'm hopeful someone picked them up and will bring them back.
Hi, I’m Daniel Kim. On Tuesday, around 9:15 PM, I was in the seating area outside Pattee Library on College Avenue in State College, Pennsylvania, and I realized my travel adapters were missing from my backpack. They’re a compact black set with a red label, and losing them ahead of a trip is a real hassle. I’d appreciate any help finding them, or someone who turned them in at the library desk would be a true lifesaver.
I was between classes on Saturday, around 3:20 PM, when I realized my travel visas weren't in my bag. They were tucked in a slim passport sleeve inside a lightly worn backpack I carry for trips. I had just sat on a bench near Old Main and crossed College Ave toward the HUB-Robeson Center to grab a quick snack. When I stood up to check my itinerary and catch the bus back to campus, the visas were gone. I keep replaying the moment—the breeze off the Arboretum, the faded blue sleeve on the grass, and the uneasy knot in my stomach. They’re essential for an upcoming trip, and I’m hopeful someone picked them up and handed them in.
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