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I was strolling the Fort Pierce River Walk in the Treasure Coast, Florida around 6:40 p.m. on Saturday when the pendant slipped from my neck, catching a breeze and dropping near the marina’s boardwalk. It’s a small round shell charm on a delicate silver chain, about an inch across, with a tiny coral bead at the clasp. I’m really attached to it—it was a gift from my grandmother and wore it for years. I’m hoping someone found it and left a note here so we can arrange its return to me. I’ll be in the area over the next few days, hoping for a sign that it’s found its way back.
On Sunday at 4:50 PM, I realized my phone chargers were missing from my backpack while strolling the Jensen Beach Riverwalk along Treasure Coast, Florida. I had paused near the Jensen Beach Causeway to check messages, and the next moment the pocket where I kept the chargers was empty. The chargers were a gray braided cable with a black USB-C end and a spare micro-USB cable, essential for my work and daily life when I am out by the coast. I feel frustrated and a little anxious at the thought of being without power for important calls later. I hope the finder can help reunite me with them through this site.
On Friday around 6:50 p.m., I realized my appliances bundle wasn’t in my car after I left the Port St. Lucie Civic Center parking lot. It held a toaster oven, a blender, and a few gadgets tucked into a blue tote. I must have set the tote on the passenger seat while I ran inside for a quick bite at a nearby food truck, and when I returned, the tote was gone. Losing those everyday helpers stings; I just want them back to get back to cooking.
I was in Port St. Lucie, downtown near the Treasure Coast Square Mall on SE Federal Highway, around 8:20 a.m. Tuesday when I reached for my bag and realized my Travel Adapters were gone from the pocket of my backpack. They were a small, black set with a red ring around each plug—last seen on the passenger seat of my rental car after a quick coffee run at a café near the mall entrance. These adapters are essential for my work trip this week, and I’m scrambling to replace them before my conference starts. I’d appreciate any information.
I was in the lanai at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when my Avians slipped from their perch and vanished into the neighborhood. I last saw them near the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens along the Riverwalk by the gazebo, close to A1A. They’re small, bright-green with a splash of blue on the wings, and incredibly curious—the kind that perch on your shoulder and chirp at every passing car. I’m anxious they’ll get scared or drift farther away, and I miss them terribly already. If anyone sees two little birds calling from a fence or palm tree around these parts, please help bring them back to me.
I was volunteering at a community event behind the Jensen Beach Community Center around 2:15 PM today when I spotted two microwaves tucked behind a storage shed. I moved them to the covered porch to keep them safe and figured I’d post about them in case someone is missing appliances from their rental or condo. They’re standard-size microwaves, a bit dusty but otherwise intact, with the control panels a little worn from use.
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