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Sunday at 4:15 pm I realized my sculpture Canines had disappeared while walking near Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco. I had set the small ceramic piece on a bench outside the Silos area while I checked my phone, and when I looked back it was gone. I retraced my steps from Magnolia Market to the shops along the river, asking shopkeepers if they’d seen a little two-dog sculpture. Canines is about six inches tall, with a simple black glaze and a hand-painted base label. It’s a gift from a friend who poured hours into it, and losing it hurts more than I expected. I’m hoping someone found it and kept it safe.
I realized on Sunday at 8:15 PM that my Avians had vanished from my apartment near the Dr Pepper Museum in Waco, Texas. I checked the living room, the kitchen, and the back porch, calling out to them as the streetlights flickered. I wandered along the Brazos Riverfront and asked a few shop owners around Magnolia Market if they’d seen anything, but no luck. My aviants are more than pets; they’re family and a big part of my daily routine, and I’m terrified they’re out there scared. Any information that helps bring them home would mean the world.
I’m Diego Ramirez. I lost sheets last Friday around 9:05 PM after helping a friend move into an apartment near Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco. The sheets are queen-size, blue with a gentle floral pattern, plus a matching pillowcase with a small tear in the corner. I’d stacked them on the guest bed when the door swung shut and I hurried out to help load a box; by the time I got back, they were missing. It’s not glamorous, but a simple bit of home comfort means a lot after moving through a warm Texas evening. If someone found them, please keep them safe near Magnolia Market at the Silos.
Hi, I'm Elena Park. Saturday afternoon around 4:45 p.m., I found two terrariums sitting on the bench outside Magnolia Market at the Silos. One held a tiny fern and a smooth pebble, the other had a small cactus and a layer of moss; they looked cared for, not forgotten. I couldn't imagine them being left by accident, so I brought them to the market entrance and waited for anyone missing them to claim them. If these bring back a smile to their owner, that's enough; I just want to help someone keep their plants happy.
I found a set of chairs this morning around 9:45 a.m. behind Magnolia Market at the Silos, near the Riverwalk in Waco. They’re mismatched: two red-painted wooden chairs and two natural wood ones, with one seat cushion that has a faded floral pattern. I figured someone might be missing them after a pop-up cafe or a community event, so I didn’t move them far. If these look like yours, I’m hoping the owner will see this and reclaim them.
I was walking near the Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco, Texas, United States around 9:15 a.m. today when a small tin case slipped from my tote and spilled a stack of stamps onto the pavement. The stamps ranged from modern commemoratives to a few vintage Texas postmarks, tucked into a blue binder with a faded label. I picked them up and left them on a bench so the owner could notice this listing. It felt good to do something small that might mean a lot to someone. If these belong to you, please check this listing on the site and confirm you are the owner.
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