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03/07/2012

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mommylisa

I have a comforter like that - but mine is a well worn king I bought at an outlet to cover the waterbed I had when I lived in Indianapolis. ;)

Michele

Cast iron, greatest pan ever made, hands down. Looking at your new throw makes me want to make one. Which would be lovely if I wasn't a miserable failure at knitting.

Jan

We have a knitted throw blanket underneath the Amish quilt on our bed that I will never be without until it falls apart. I'm not sure why I'm so partial to it. The Amish quilt, too, will be with me forever and ever (like your tablecloth, it was far too expensive but I couldn't go home without it).

The cast iron in my kitchen is also a given.

VandyJ

I'd have to choose my book collection. Some of them I've had since childhood and dearly love revisiting.
I'd also never want to part with my wedding ring. It's unique and I love all the meaning behind it.

My spin is up:
http://tttandme.blogspot.com/2012/03/spin-cycle-hair.html

Sprite's Keeper

I can't even imagine my six things. I guess my pound puppy that I've had since I was 9, Sprite's baby quilt, and the Star of David my parents gave me when I was 21. :-)

Arnebya

There is a Tigger had (a hand knitted hat with a handmade Tigger on top) that I've had since I was a toddler. When I moved out of my mother's house, it came with me. She thought I intended to pass it along to my children. Um, no, b/c my kids destroy things and Tigger is mine. I won't even let them see him b/c they will try to TOUCH IT NO DON'T TOUCH IT BACK GRUBBY FINGERS BACK! I am in LOVE with that quilt. I want to bury my face in it but my monitor is too hard. I'm with VandyJ above: my books are keepers and I hope I get to keep my current robe forever and ever amen. And the cast iron skillet. I don't think I've used anything else since the mid-90s when I got my first apartment. We were at a yard sale and they were $5 apiece. We got three and I can't imagine what I'd do without them (the great thing about them is they transcend gas or electric heat, cooking evenly on either kind, even when your burners are all jacked up and uneven. That can't have been just me). Oh, and my vinyl record collection.

Ducky

The throw looks so amazingly comfy and warm...and I'm not just saying that because I'm wracked with the germs of boogerlickers right now.

All your items are beautiful and have such heartwarming sentiment behind them. Wonderful post!

Keely

I manage to lose things. So I don't get too attached to them. I do, however have a short list of things I've lost over my lifetime that I'd really like back.

Jennie@gotmyreservations

I love everything about your post -- I almost bought a French tablecloth just last weekend. I'm signing up for your Facebook page!

Peg

Loved your list!

My Spin will be up on Friday morning:
http://pegbur7.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/spinning-hair/

Thanks!

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