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I spent Saturday afternoon at the Downtown Johnson City farmers market near Founders Park around 4:10 p.m. when I realized my two pendants were missing from my coat pocket. One is a small silver heart passed down from my grandmother, the other a cobalt-blue enamel pendant with a sun motif. I retraced my steps along Main Street, past the old train depot and toward the riverfront, hoping someone had found them and turned them in. These pendants mean a lot to me, and I’m hoping a kind person will have found them and this post will help bring them home.
After a late shift at the clinic, I walked to Market Square in Johnson City around 9:45 pm on Saturday for a quick break. When I got back to my car, I realized my white cotton sheets were missing from the back seat. They’re clean and thin, the only set that fits my small apartment, and they smell faintly of detergent. Losing them felt like a small setback on a tough week, and I’d be grateful to have them back so I can sleep without worrying about laundry for a while.
On Tuesday around 1:50 PM, I realized my terrariums were missing after a stroll through Founders Park in Johnson City. I had carried two glass planters with tiny succulents and moss in a tote, and I must have set them down somewhere along the park's winding paths by the river. One terrarium has a blue glass pebble at the bottom; the other is plain with a small fern visible through the glass. They are part of a little project I have been nurturing, and I am anxious about them being out there.
I misplaced two GPS devices while driving around downtown Tri-Cities. I parked near The Mall at Johnson City around 2:30 PM today and walked toward the courthouse, but by the time I returned, they were gone. The devices are small, black, and attached to a thin blue lanyard; one has a cracked screen from a previous drop, the other is newer with a faded sticker. This means a lot to me for navigation on a family trip, and I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe until today. Please check the site for details if you’ve seen them.
I was at the East Tennessee State University Fine Arts Center for a small ensemble rehearsal on Tuesday at 7:45 pm. After we wrapped up, I rushed to the lobby and must have left my sheet music folder on a chair near the stage. The folder is black, a little battered, with pencil markings in the margins and a coffee stain on the cover. Those pieces mean a lot to me for my upcoming recital, and I’m hoping someone who found it will keep it safe until I can recover it. If this sounds like yours, please know it’s important to me.
I was out for a walk near Kingsport Town Center this morning around 11:20 AM when I spotted a pile of appliances tucked behind the loading dock by the riverfront in the Tri-Cities area. There were a microwave, a toaster oven, a blender, and some cookware, all dusty but intact, stacked in a weathered box. I figured someone must be missing these, so I brought them here to help with a quick reunite. If you recognize these items, please check back here.
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