What is your most treasured possesion?

[ed_blackadder_1]

Is there one thing (or two ) you would be heartbroken to loose, of huge sentimental value or monetary value or just something you love.

[bitsnknots]

Blimey, what an interesting job Sam.  I would never have guessed what you did.

[saasher2012]

Well I haven't meant to deceive I just thought I'd like to get to know you all first, it can be a bit of a conversation killer! lol.
& in fairness I've only returned to it full time in the last year.

[ed_blackadder_1]

See that didn't hurt did it Sandra,  Sorry I was taking the older dog out for a walk.

That is a lovely thing to keep,  I have a letter that I keep with my Nans charm bracelet that she wrote a few years before she died telling me how much she loved me.  Gives me a warm feeling everytime I read it.

Dr. Death Hat eh, that I have to see go on post it on the other thread.

[stan3502]

Wow what an interesting job Sandra

[chickengrandma-2008]

At least you don't have to worry that the patient comes round while you're still digging around in there! 

I don't know what I treasure most.  Perhaps my wedding ring. 

[mouse4702]

Same here, my wedding ring.  But I've never married.

My Father brought some gold rings back from Saudi when he worked there, and gave me one of them.  It's on my ring finger as that's where it fits, but it's not unsuitable, as it signifies the man whom I love best of all.  Sadly he's been gone 9 years now.

[captainbovine]

it's got to be my hubby, I could live without anything else but him.

[mouse4702]

Saasher - so you're a sort of Quincy for animals?

[stroppy*cow]

It is a toss up between my bed and my wheelchair.

My bed is my refuge, the place that I can be comfortable, and sometimes almost pain free

My wheelchair is my freedom.

Other than that, a huge brass tray - used to have a stand so that it could be used as a table. My mum and dad brought it back from Egypt when he was stationed there in the Army. I can't count the number of times I polished that tray as a child. It is older than I am.

[saasher2012]

No that's forensic pathology I think.

[cat-knitter]

Can I have two things 🙂
My late Mums wedding ring ..... & my late Son's battered & threadbare one eyed baby elephant  ❤️ 

[rose2008-2008]

I thought of Quincy aswell cos i used to like watching that,,, he was a bit sexy on the boat wasn"t he?? LOL.

Im going to say it but my most treasured possession is my CAT!!!!!!!!!!. I dont know what id do without seeing her little face

[twishy123]

Mine's my sense of humour....

oh and my wedding ring and hubby's wedding ring....and the photos....and a tiny footprint.....and Nan's wedding ring...and a bowl made by my Father....and things made by my children....and cat footprints....and an old dog collar....and letters....and ......

Hmmmm......

                                     

[saasher2012]

Err! The whole contents of your house. lol.

[twishy123]

Nearly .......

Just sat looking round my kitchen and everything but one item has 'feels'.....

Things from lovely peeps on here,bits of treasure bought by the kids with their pocket money,the stool seats that I re-covered in material from the very first sofa Hubby and I actually managed to buy,the clock that Swishy Daughter's fella bought me from Holland as a thank you for feeding him on a regular basis....I could go on 

And the one thing?......well that's the fan that I bought 'cos I was 'ot.....

[saasher2012]

Apart from my relatives I'm afraid I don't want any keepsakes & I didn't ever think I'd be in the position to say that, but a part of me is angry that I feel that way!. So I'm pleased that you say that.

[bitsnknots]

I know exactly where you're coming from Sandra and I can understand why you feel that way.

[myraandjim]

A number of years ago now I lost just about everything I had ever owned due to horrible personal circumstances, I ended up with one suitcase of clothes and my beloved dog on the end of a lead! For a while I was devastated at losing "my memories" but soon learned to cope without posessions, replace the things I really needed and lived without all the other items. Nobody was able to take away my memories or the things that make me who I am, and surprise surprise I survived it - no posessions are really that important, the valuable things are in your head and your heart

[stan3502]

I do understand what you are saying myraandjim , but for Miss S who never met her father that photo of him is the "memory" so is irreplaceable

[cat-knitter]

I hope you have a few extra copy's Stan  ❤️