What is one item that you own that has minimal monetary value, but has such sentimental value that you wouldn’t sell it for any amount of money?
Subscribe
Usual suspects
Links of interest
Subscribe
Creative Commons
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License
any of the baby stuff that i have kept for any of my kids, handknit booties from nana, ultrasound pics, locks of hair. hard to pick just one, especially when i’ve got three kids.
My mother made me a blanket… hand knitted with very nice yarn. It’s warm, and soft to curl up in as I watch TV or read or cuddle with my significant other. I won’t give it up for anything and if the house burned down, I’d run back in to grab it because she can never make me another.
I kept journals my entire childhood, and I’ve kept every letter/card that I’ve ever gotten.
I have a lot of scarves that I purchased while traveling through Europe. Those are my souveniers. I would be upset to lose them, each has a story and a memory.
My cuddle pillow. I can’t sleep without it.
my teddy bears from when i was a kid
the letters and cards from people that I’ve collected over the years
The letter I recieved from a sports journalist/radio announcer I had the privledge of meeting. I will treasure this letter always, I hope to follow in his footsteps
My journals from when I was little, the scrapbook I made for my son, a stuffed animal I got from my husband, cards and letters from friends/family.
This: http://www.geocities.com/beverlysykes/D-POOH.jpg (Winnie the Pooh in a mayonnaise jar). If you’d like to know the story behind it, go here: http://www.geocities.com/beverlysykes/Sep16.htm
My children’s baby books.
.-= Shannon H´s last blog ..Saturday 9: I Want You Back =-.