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I was wrapping up the Texoma Christmas Market at Lake Texoma Park on Friday around 5:30 PM when I spotted a box tucked behind a bench by the lakefront gazebo. The contents looked festive but a bit dusty: several strings of warm white lights, a silver garland, and a handmade ornament taped with a red ribbon. I picked them up and brought them to the park shelter near the main entrance around 6:05 PM, hoping to help. These decorations meant a lot to the family who set them out, and the sight of them tested my heart a little for someone who lost them. I hope this helps reunite them with their owner.
At 11:15 a.m. Saturday I was cleaning the aviary on the porch of my rental near Lake Texoma when the cage door slipped and my Avians darted into the morning air. There are two small birds: one blue-and-yellow parakeet and one lime-green budgie with a shy expression; they’re lively and chatty, and I already miss their calls. I walked the shoreline behind Lake Texoma Marina and along the Denison Dam overlook, calling their names, but the wind carried my voice away. If you spotted them anywhere in the Texoma area, please give the site a heads-up; I’d be grateful to have them back.
I was hosting a casual dinner at my sister's place in Texoma around 7:15 PM yesterday, and I left my microwave on the kitchen counter. After everyone left, I realized it was gone and felt a lump in my stomach. I usually keep it by the back door near the Texoma Community Center entrance, and it would be hard to miss if someone moved it. It's not fancy, just a reliable stainless microwave that belonged to my grandmother, and I’m really hoping it finds its way back. Please keep an eye out for it in the Texoma area.
This morning around 9:20 I found a stack of work cases sitting by the Texoma City Park entrance off Main Street. They were open but untouched, next to a coffee cup and a jacket, clearly left behind in a hurry. Scanning the items inside, I could tell they belonged to someone who uses them for a job, not a student project. I’m posting them here because they deserve to be returned to their owner, who’ll surely be relieved to have them back.
I lost my swimsuits at Lake Texoma, around 4:15 p.m. yesterday, along the shore near Denison Dam. I had a bright turquoise one-piece and a navy-and-white striped bikini, both tucked under a towel as my kids splashed nearby. The wind picked up and the waves kept tugging at the towels, and by the time we were ready to leave, the swimsuits were gone from the sand near the Lake Texoma Marina. I’m really hoping someone picked them up and kept them somewhere safe until I can reclaim them. If you found them, please keep them secure and I’ll learn about it through the site.
I found a small pile of belts stacked near the Lake Texoma Marina by the Denison Dam overlook around 7:30 PM last Saturday. There are a couple of leather belts, a fabric belt with a turquoise buckle, and a plain black strap with a stitched edge. They look like someone was packing up after a day by the water and must have set them down by the overlook as the sun was going down. I thought of the owner returning and hoping for their things to be found. I kept them in a protective pouch and posted them here so they might be claimed by the person who wears them every day.
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