What is one thing from your childhood that you will not throw away?

Answer 1

The rocking chair that my Dad would sit in while holding, rocking and singing me to sleep. I don't let anyone sit in it for fear it will break (yeah, I'm old) and it's not much to look at, either. But it's a special link to my childhood.

Answer 2

since i don't have any material thing from my childhood, the one thing that i do have, that i nor anyone else can throw away is many fond memories of my parents and the rest of my family. the outings to the beach,cookouts,birthday parties,presents and elementary school.

Answer 3

The Godly heritage my father has bequeathed me:

1) His love and respect for Israel and the Jewish people

2) His expectation of the return of Messiah Yeshua (Jesus)

3) Expressing God's love toward all people

Answer 4

The copy of the classic edition of "Gray's Anatomy" that my grandmother gave me when I was about 10. She respected and encouraged my seemingly inborn interest in all things medical when everyone else called me weird or gave me a hard time over it.

Answer 5

That's a hard one...

Perhaps my socks...

But I'd rather keep my shoes...

I was in second grade when I had to move to New York. I had these shoes that I wore everywhere. They were white... sorta. And I sorta believed they were lucky... ^_^ So as a good-bye present, I gave it to my best friend. But I never heard back from her...

I guess I'll keep my socks instead! ^_^

Answer 6

My copy of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. (I had a weird childhood).

Answer 7

My cabbage patch kid I got for Christmas of 1984. I love her so much. Although she's in my closet.

Answer 8

The first collar from the first dog I ever owned.

Answer 9

Jewelry my father gave me.

Answer 10

My cabbage patch doll.