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I lost my blue foldable umbrella yesterday around 3pm in the Westshore area, behind the Publix at Westshore Plaza on Westshore Boulevard. It's a compact travel umbrella, about 9 inches folded with a 38-inch arc when opened. The canopy is navy blue, the shaft is black metal, and the grip is a distinctive leopard-print plastic handle. There's a small dent near the tip and a frayed blue strap on the nylon case. It has huge sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother who passed away last year, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, I’d be forever grateful to get it back.
I lost my silver ring yesterday around 3pm at the Tampa Riverwalk near Curtis Hixon Park. It's a thin sterling silver band, bezel-set with a small oval sapphire on top, about the size of a pea. Inside the band there's a tiny engraving that reads 'PP' and there's a faint dent on the outer edge from a fall last month. It means a lot to me; my grandmother gave it to me and it feels like a piece of home, so I'm really hoping it turns up. If anyone found it, please reach out; I'd be forever grateful.
I lost my red Pearl snare drum, 14x5.5 inches, with chrome hardware and a small dent on the rim. It's a sentimental piece—got it from my dad as a high school gift and I've kept it in a soft gig bag. I was at about 3pm yesterday near the Straz Center for the Performing Arts on Ashley Drive in downtown Tampa, close to the Riverwalk behind The Tampa Theatre. There's a blue drum clinic sticker on the inside head reading 'Tampa Drummers Unite'. If someone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back—music means a lot to me and this drum honestly feels like home.
I lost my grey North Face parka yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on West Kennedy Boulevard by Hyde Park Village in the Tampa Bay Area. It's a medium men's parka, puffy and warm, with an orange zipper pull and a small tear at the left elbow from a tumble last winter. Inside the left pocket there's a blue lining and a care tag with my initials 'P.P.' - it was a gift from my mom, and I really hope someone kept it safe. If you found it, drop a note here so we can arrange a pickup near Hyde Park Village.
I lost my red Yamaha 14-inch snare drum yesterday around 3pm, probably somewhere near the Straz Center for the Performing Arts on Channelside Drive in downtown Tampa. It's a matte red shell with chrome hardware, and there’s a small dent on the rim plus a college drumline sticker on the inside hoop. There are light stick marks on the bottom and a coffee ring along the edge from a past gig—these are my 1-2 identifying features. This drum is a gift from my late grandfather and means a lot to me, so I’d really appreciate getting it back; it’s listed in the Percussion Instruments category.
I found a navy blue Michael Kors leather handbag this afternoon around 3:45 pm near Hyde Park Village on Swann Ave. It's a medium-sized tote, about 12 inches wide, with gold hardware and a tiny scratch on the bottom corner. There's a pink floral scarf tied to the handle and a small tan leather cardholder inside. I can tell it's been cared for, and it smells faintly of coffee. If you're the owner, message me with a description of the items inside or the exact initials on the keychain, and I'll gladly meet you in the Hyde Park area to return it.
I found a pair of red Nike running shoes, size 9.5, this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind Westshore Plaza on Spruce Street in the Tampa Bay Area. They’re Nike running shoes with red mesh uppers, black swoosh, and white midsoles. One shoe has a small scuff on the toe and a neon green lace lock that makes it easy to spot. A blue fabric tag stitched on the inner tongue reads 'AJ'. They were sitting upright by the bike racks near the main entrance. Happy to return them to whoever lost them!
I found a Nintendo Switch console with neon blue Joy-Cons this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind the Straz Center near the Tampa Riverwalk, in the downtown Tampa Bay Area. It's in a gray soft-shell carrying case, and there's a small scratch along the bottom edge of the console. The screen looks clean and the grip feels a bit worn from use. A unique identifying feature is a rectangular sticker on the back that reads 'EM' in black marker, plus a blue rubber wrist strap attached to the right Joy-Con. If you're the owner, send me a message here and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a Le Creuset Dutch oven yesterday afternoon around 4:15 PM outside the Westshore Plaza entrance near the valet drop-off. It's the 5.5-quart size in Flame orange, with a slightly chipped lid knob and a faint scorch mark on the interior from a hot pan. The enamel shows a small scratch on the rim by the handle, but otherwise it's bright and seems well cared for. I figured someone might be missing it and I'd like to help reunite it with its owner. If this belongs to you, tell me the unique features—the chipped lid knob or the interior scorch mark—and we can arrange a meetup somewhere convenient in the Tampa Bay Area.
I found this little hand-painted ceramic koi fish sculpture this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Hyde Park Village, off Swann Ave near the Oak Street entrance. It's about 6 inches long with a cobalt blue glaze and tiny gold specks, and one eye has a bright orange dot. There's a small glaze scratch near the tail and the bottom is stamped with the initials 'KP'. It clearly seems sentimental, and I know it would matter to whoever lost it—happy to help get it back.
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