ring my parents gave me
photos of my furbabies (past and present0
good friends

1. The dolls, in 1800 era dresses my daughter made for me.
2. A doily crochet by a friend.
3. My gallery of family pictures on my living room wall.
Dottie

1) My husband
2) My late father's dog tag from the miliary and a photo we took together when I was 16. It's the only one I have of "us"
3) My home

The most important things I have aren't things.
1 family including children, grandchildren, DH, sister, some cousins, past memories of parents and grandparents.

2 friends. I swear, I have the 3 best friends in the entire world. I can't imagine not having them.

3. health. Not perfect, but pretty good!

My mother's old flour jar.

My wedding rings.

My place here on the bayou.

My Grandma's wedding ring......a real antique. It was supposed to be given to my sister but my Mom thought it was meant for me, since I was so much like Grandma Ethel.
A picture my youngest son drew of the family a few weeks before he died in a tragic accident. He was seven.
My DH's grandmother's Limoge china. It is antique, too.

Mothers ruby ring
Gold charm saying #1 Grandmother
Jade necklace I bought for ME while in China

1. My mother's engagement ring

2. The string of pearls my father gave my mother when they were married. I wore them when I got married.

3. a model of a dory that was given to my father when he returned from overseas during WWII - long story

1. My mom's rocking chair
2. My MIL Old world santas that I made her and got back after she died. I didn't really want them, if I did I would have made some for myself...but now I love them and think of her so often.
3. My scrapbooks of all my dear friends and relatives that are no longer living.