What's a peculiar object object you keep around for sentimental value? And if you feel like answering this part of the question: How is it sentimental?

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There was a new born kitten that I found that had some problems with his legs. He couldn't nurse properly, so I tried to bottle feed him. I named him Patrick. I took care of him the best I could, but he had some other problems, and he passed away after about a week. I realized he was going and I stayed up with for hours. When he was gone, I just wrapped him up in his blanket so that I could see his perfect little face, and I just sat there. Finally, I cut a thick strip of cloth from his blanket, gave him one last hug, covered his face, and I buried him. I made a bracelet out of the piece I cut from his blanket and didn't take it off for weeks. This all happened when I was like 12. Years later, I still have that bracelet for obvious reasons
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"I only recently acquired this but a few months ago a girl I like was making origami cranes and me being me said something along the lines of "pff it can't be that hard" she then challenged me to make one and I ate those words. She laughed at me a bit but then she helped me finish it and I still have it. Unfortunately I don't think I'm going to be talking to her any time soon (or ever) but looking at it does remind me of her. "
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A build-a-bear koala named Amy that I've had since I was like 5/6 yo. It really just has value because I got attached and didn't want to let her go. Also, a blanket meant for a baby. It was made by my great grandmother when I was born.
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My dog's old toy. She was my best friend growing up and the toy came home with her. Of all the things she chewed to bits and destroyed over our 11 years together, this little green elephant squeaker was always in perfect shape. I keep it on my dresser next to her collar.
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This one might be weird. But the clothes my mom was wearing the day she died. She was in the hospital and took off her clothes-she was burning up. It's sweatpants and a blue sweater that's short sleeves. It's in my car. I haven't moved it in almost 11 months. It feels comforting I guess. Sometimes I just lay in the back of my car and hold her clothes. I miss her so much
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Cassette tapes of my grandfather singing. He was the only father figure I had. He passed when I was 9, I'm now 29. My son's father got me a cassette player for Christmas last year & the first time I played one of his tapes, I cried like a baby because it had been YEARS since I had heard his voice. Now I've only listened to a tape that Christmas Day and on the 20th anniversary of his death in May of this year. Too painful to listen to. But to know I have access to hearing them does it for me.
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Landmark brochures. Parks, mountains, historic sites.
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A small amethyst angel statue. Only about the size as my palm.(amethyst is my birth stone) but I always feel safer when it's with me. It was also a gift from my grandmother.
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My husband and I got married in Norway, had our honeymoon in Denmark. When we got back to the US I discovered had maybe 11 Kroner in coins still that I had forgotten about. I keep them on me all the time now. Sometimes I fidget with the coins when I'm having a bad day and it makes me feel a little better.
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I gave this answer to a question the other day about the coolest thing I own but I guess it could be peculiar to some. When my son started kindergarten he came home every day with rocks in his pockets. I collected them all and have them in a jar on my bedside table. He's 13 now, but I'll still have that jar of rocks the rest of my life.
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