Raisin Kids

April 30, 2010

FOUND by Amber Dawn in North Carolina

My friend Amy gave this to me a couple of years ago after I introduced her to FOUND Magazine. I think she found it in the back of a used book. Thanks, Amy!

Hello Peanut

April 29, 2010

FOUND by Emily Newman in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

I found this in my school’s broadcasting studio.

Glasses ‘n’ Classes

April 28, 2010

FOUND by Robert Keim in Upstate New York

Found in yearbook cast-offs. Date on the board and the vampire teeth means it was a Halloween party.

Spies?

April 27, 2010

FOUND by Aimee T. in Barnes and Noble in Holmdel, New Jersey

I found this love letter of sorts while closing at my job. I believe it was on a bookshelf in the biography section but I’m not sure.

Inch Worm

April 26, 2010

FOUND by Exarian in Iowa Western Community College, Iowa

So, I got out of my final class of the day, and headed to the student lounge to wait for my fiancée to get out of her last class– an hour or so difference. I passed by one of the tables, making a straight line to the comfy chairs in the corner of the lounge (always in high demand) when I saw it. The traditional “naturally unfolded snake” form was what drew me to it. I snatched it up and stuffed it into my jacket pocket for later examination.

Mahler’s Heartbeat

April 25, 2010

FOUND by Kelsey in Towson, Maryland

I believe I stumbled across this in a library book, but I’ve held onto it for so long that I can’t recall which one.

In a Sue Book

April 24, 2010

FOUND by Sally Dobbins in my mother’s basement

My mother found this journal entry when she was clearing out our basement.

Hey God, Thanks

April 23, 2010

FOUND by Chris Muscavitch in Bloomington, Illinois

I found this while working the returns desk at my job. A woman came in who seemed to be in a rush. In her haste she didn’t notice that this little folded piece of triangular oragami fell out of her bag. Coincidentally, at this time I was in fact reading FOUND Magazine #6 between customers, so when I saw this I snatched it. After she left I unfolded the piece of paper, and well, you can see what I found.