My swimming pool and my cabana jackets.

Kindle Fire. I read one entire book per day. I can also check my email and browse the web.

My dog, my laptop and my daily soak in the bath tub.

My dog, the horses, computer, phone, kindle, DH, and riding with my mentor.

My horses.

My studio, my great grandson, music, food, and travel.

My sanity! 😊

My SO,pets,baby blanket,pink kitchen stuff,kindle fire and chocolate stash.

My husband, children children, furkids; our mountain and mesa views; my favorite books.

I agree with the coffee!! Although I suspect for me it's more the routine. And my spouse and kids. We have lived many different places and when I get the chance to return, there's always a sense of 'ahhh, I am home' but then that usually dissipates quickly as all the new changes generate some confusion!

My family! Also my coffee, computer, tablet (replaces 'real' books), smartphone.

Oh, and my cane and my walker. Without them I'd have a pretty hard time getting around.

Rusty

GardenWeb.

Computer, iPhone, cats, books, garden, coffee , bubble bath, Appalachian Trail

At the moment my cat Charlotte.

What matters, five men, four of whom I gave birth to, and my health.

After that it all depends. I like my stuff.

My family and, to a much lesser extent, my good friends. Like everyone I have stuff I like but I'm not "attached" to any of it.

My kids, dog, friends, garden.

My family, my flowers, my cat.

my doggie, my comfy couch and leggings (my kids are not things so I did not list them) well I guess my dogs not a thing either but still ;-)

My two cats, my computer, my daughter, all of my crafting supplies, my friends, coffee and dark chocolate, my phone, the birds and squirrels that entertain me, my house, my comfy bed.

My husband, daughter, cats, tea, fire tablet, recliner (lately).

Husband, the ocean, a couple of paintings, my tablet and my teddy bear.

My kindles, my cat, my paintings I've done and stuffed animal I have.

my flower gardens

Sewing my click bags and giving them away to bring smiles to other people.

My family, coffee, recliner, sewing room and computer.

My little neighborhood in the Shenandoah valley.

My arms and my legs....really help me get around...

My home, my grandson, my friends, the PNW and everything that goes with living here - except maybe slugs! Oh, and my hair. Very attached to that.

Morning coffee, reading my emails, reading the NY Times and Washington Post online. My orchids which help to keep me in touch with life.

Jane

Husband, cats, friends...

My books! Mostly the older ones, some antiquarian. Also, morning coffee, the view from my window, getting letters from my close friends far and wide, and responding by those letters, with pen and paper.

My stupid phone. I was just thinking I might keep it in my bedroom for the weekend to try to stay of social media for 48 hours. Just not sure I can do it. LOL

family, my dog, being out in nature-whether that be beach, mountains or anywhere in between.,

In no particular order, my husband, kids and grand kids, my house and half acre on the edge of town, gardening, reading, technology, the changing seasons, and the interesting people in my life. And chocolate.

Since humans aren’t ”things”, my IPad and phone 😢

So if we are rightly saying humans are not things, I am attached to nothing material.

I really, really like my stuff, but my attachment to it has indeed been tested and I don't have any.

My house, my laptop, my phone, my car, these are necessities, like food and water, impossible to manage without them.

I'm not emotionally attached to it, but I would really miss my lawn tractor and it's cart. Where I live is hilly. It's not easy pushing a weed loaded wheelbarrow around anymore as I get older.