Lost and Found

I love it.

An old white post-it note. It reads a list: 5x videos (underlined) App - TAKE CHARGE ✔️ Eat Healthy Fitness Stress Trainers -> Sarah *Finance Mgr In the top right corner is a smiley face. It is all written in blue pen. My guess is those 5 things in the list were the 5 videos. Unsure of what the videos were for however.

A small yellowed post-it note that reads "Due by 2:00p.m. on Monday, November 17th" with an underline under the last two words. The last 3 years that had a Monday November 17th were 2014, 2008, and 2003. The most likely date is 2014, which means this note is at least over a decade old. I found this in a textbook, so this was likely in relation to a homework assignment that was due.

An old tan post-it note with the top left corner cut off. On it are 2 sets of 3 numbers. The first set has the only a small part of the number left. It reads "(?)/11/56". The second set is just below the first, and says "15/1/55". Both are written in black pen. It's unclear what these numbers mean, as if they were dates, the third numbers should indicate the century, as "2055/2056" has not come to pass. And they would also have to be written in "DD/MM/YY" format, instead of "MM/DD/YY", as there is no 15th month in the year.

A book check out card for the book "Cluster and Crazy Horse" by Jim Razzi. The first date it was loaned was March 27th, 1991, and was loaned to what looks to be someone named Margaret. The date returned is unintelligible, though looks a bit like a "3". The second loan was April 1st (no year), to Megan Joney (?), and returned on "4". The third loan was on April 15th (no year), to Tommy B. The date returned was also "4".

A white index card, fairly old and worn with wrinkles and small tears, especially around where the paper was sticking up out of the book. The front reads: "A-B-C Model of Human Interaction". The back reads: - "A" is the event - "B" is the thought process - "C" is the feeling state resulting from one's thoughts. - To change negative or nonproductive feelings, individuals need to think differently (i.e. positive or neutral) This was in a textbook about psychology and therapy methods, it seems this person was studying to be a psychologist of some kind. The handwriting is very neat and easy to read, it looks like this person may have made these index cards as notes for studying.

A piece of white paper with a list that reads: 5.6 #6, 24, 26, 30, 38, 39 5.9 #8, 16, 18, 22, 28, 39 6.1 #(1-39 odds) 6.2 #(1-43) odds 6.3 #(1-21) odds (27-33) 6.4 (1-47 odds) I actually know exactly what this is. It's homework questions. I found this in a college math text book. Quite a lot of questions to do as well, nearly a hundred. I remember doing math questions like this, and I honestly don't miss it at all. Lets hope the grade they got was worth the price of the massive textbook I pulled this out of.

A small bright yellow slip of paper that reads: "Hands + Feet" and underneath that "Day 42". The writing is in cursive, but very neat, and easy to read. The writing is very level, the letters all in line with each other. The "D" in the word "Day" looks as though it may have been miswritten, looking similar to a "B", with the top bump crossed out. I'm unsure of what this could mean. "Hands + Feet" sounds as if it could be the name of something, such as a book, or a brand. "Day 42" is just as much of a mystery, though the number 42 is known for being "the answer to life the universe and everything", as in The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

A small, light yellow piece of paper with the numbers "28452" written in pen. The first 2 is written with a loop in the middle, while the second 2 is not. This person writes their 8's as two circles stacked on one another, rather than a continuous line. The 4 is open at the top, and the 5 is written going downward first, and adding the horizontal line at the top last. This number could mean anything really, a password, a zip code, maybe even just lucky numbers. Only the person who wrote it would know.

A post-it note that reads a list of words: "Belief, Context, Restorative, Consistency, Responsibility". The letters are in all caps. Typically this is the way scientists and mathematicians tend to write their letters, so it's possible that was the field this person was in. I believe I found this in a book about leadership.

A small green slip of paper that reads "keep smiling" in pencil, with a drawing of a smiling face next to it

Disclaimer: While I do find many pictures in photo albums, any and all photos that include someone's face will have the faces entirely edited out. Photos that include children will not be posted at all. If you submit a photo with someone's face and it is not blurred/edited out, I will not post it. If you submit a post that includes a child, blurred or not, you will be blocked.