Question of the day November 23rd!

[Karen]

I don't know, I have too many to choose a favorite. Besides my wedding ring, which is an heirloom from Paul's grandmother and of course hugely symbolic of our marriage, I have my teddy bear, who is now kinda .. uh ... "loved" looking but that Aunt Dottie made for me when I was born, I have a photo album of my great great grandmother's ...

Too hard to choose a favorite!

[Randi]

I also find it hard to choose a favourite, but one that comes to mind is a "Tiffany" lamp John gave me. Also my photo albums from the time I grew up. - with family and friends.

[Taz_Zoee]

I have a blanket that was made by my grandmothers cousin when I was born. It needs new backing on it so it is stored at my moms house for safe keeping.

[Pembroke_Corgi]

Probably all of my photos, most of which are on the computer.

[Catherinedana]

Anything that I have that was either given to me by my brother or used to belong to him when he was alive. . .

My guitar and flutes. . .

[pomtzu]

Real, real old family photos - some dating back to the the 1920's and older.

Handmade items that my mother did - needlework, Christmas items, etc. She was quite talented and creative.

A ring that I had custom made from the diamonds that were in my mother's engagement and wedding rings. I'm thinking that maybe I will give it to my granddaughter when she graduates next year.

Jewelry that my Dad made. He was in watch and jewelry repair for many years, and made a lot of pieces of jewelry for my mother and aunt, and eventually those pieces came to me. Also a pin that he made just for me when I was only a little tyke.

[Roxyluvsme13]

Probably my class ring, my baby blanket, or my gold Tinkerbell necklace that I wear in memory of Tink.

[Casper]

There are quite a few things, but my Jeep is probably at the top of the list. I am far too attached to it and it is priceless to me, even if it is purely for sentimental reasons. It is only a 1996, but it is the first vehicle my parents bought brand new.... and it is the vehicle my dad taught me how to drive in. I remember sitting in the back seat of it that night we brought RB Frisk home for the first time when he was just a wee puppy. There are just so many good memories.....

[cassiesmom]

My guitar and flutes. . .

That was the first thing I thought of, my flute. I bought it right before my 39th birthday after my music director at church suggested stepping up to a better instrument might help my playing. It forced me to practice, so my playing did get better

My degrees, which are stashed in a drawer, but they represent quite a lot of work. Well, not so much my bachelor's degree - that represents some work and loads of goofing off. But my master's... that was a lot of work.

I have a music box my grandmother bought when she went to Hawaii with her sister. Every time I look at it, I am reminded of her.

Tons of pictures, some of which I should probably have copies made of because of their age or because I don't have the negatives.

[K9karen]

Hmmmm. Not a prized possession, but I really love my 1997 Rav4. I swear, it runs great, never had problems, I just can't get myself to part with it. I've test driven other cars, but just don't "feel it"

I just looked down and realized my most prized possession(s) are my parents' wedding rings, which I had resized and wear together on my left thumb.