View Full Version : What are things that you will never part with?


hockeychiC518
06-27-2001, 08:14 PM
come on admitt it we all have things we wont part with, some are more in embarrsing then others but whatever-what are they and do they have a special meaning?




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LaverneShirley
06-27-2001, 09:24 PM
Oh God, I'm the most sentimental person in the world. I won't part with anything. I have a paper bag from two years ago when I wet bowling with a friend to remind me of when we were actually friends, because the next day she got mad at me and never talked to me again...

But some of the more important things are (don't laugh!) my rattle bunny and blankie. My rattle buny is a puff-a-luff I've had since I was an infant, and all of the puff is limp and gathered at the butt and it has a rattle in it. And my blankie is also from babyhood and what it is is self-explanatory.

I also refuse to part with most of my Baby-Sitters Club books. And I can't part with my Sabrina books either, for some reason. I can't figure that one out at all.

And, of course, I cannot part with my L&S/HD stuff. Oh no. Because someday my tapes will get fuzzy and no channel will air it and all I'll have left of the shows will be my memorabilia.

Jo_Polniaczek
06-27-2001, 09:37 PM
Okay, I've narrowed it down to three things.

I have this rock that my best friend gave me before she moved, and I never saw her again. It glows in the dark! lol.

I got this small doll, about the size of my hand, when I was around two months old. It has this little mouth that open and you stick its fingers in its mouth so it can suck 'em.

I also have this sleeper.. from when I was born, pink, with little animals on it.

I guess the message marked the end of my reputation. lol. Take in mind these items are in special places where NO ONE could find them.

sambino5
06-27-2001, 10:40 PM
Well I have this yellow blankey from when I was a baby. I could never sleep without it. It's all ratty and black now. Home Videos of my late mamaw and papaw and I never got to know them and I go through life regretting that. Papaw died when I was 5 and mamaw when I was 4. As you can tell those tapes mean the world to me. Also just home videos of me,my sisters, and my parents they mean alot to me too. I keep everything. I am a very sentimemtal person. My facts of life tapes and teh division tapes.

JoPol_wannabe
06-28-2001, 01:21 AM
A yellow and White Afghan my Mom made for me when I was 5 for christmas.

This audio tape that me and my friends made. We were 7 at the time and we were telling jokes and funny embarrsing stories.

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Devastation26
06-28-2001, 04:45 PM
I'd rather not say, except for this ALF quilt I have, I've had since early 87. Don't ask.

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Dude111
12-30-2024, 10:16 PM
I hope he still has it!

I had a jacket I didnt wanna part with as it was warmer than the crap made now.. Sadly one day my dad threw it out.. (It was a little ripped)


All my cassettes and 8 tracks,VHS I dont wanna part with either. I think the quality is much better...

Coffeecup
12-31-2024, 06:36 PM
I have a very worn sweater that came from a now closed store that was bought prior to 1974. Any one remember W H Grants store. On the label is the store name.

Dude111
12-31-2024, 11:32 PM
I hope you can find a good taylor to fix that for ya :)

KurtfromPitts
01-03-2025, 11:50 AM
My collection of Kellogg single-serving box labels going back to the late 1970s.

TheLittleFaerie
01-06-2025, 04:58 AM
Things that I've held on to since childhood. Also older thing many ppl considered "outdated" that I've enjoyed doing since childhood, like going to the movies, my landline phone, physical magazines, books, papers, etc

Caroline13
01-06-2025, 04:48 PM
[QUOTE=KurtfromPitts;6341378]My collection of Kellogg single-serving box labels going back to the late 1970s.[/Q
Why
Why in the World Why, yikes....

Gotta let go of so much or you can be classified a Hoarder......

KurtfromPitts
01-24-2025, 12:05 PM
I always liked the package designs, particularly the 1963-early '80s ones. Forgive me, but it annoys me when people classify collecting favorite items as "hoarding".