I've been missing my house keys/car keys for two days and my cell phone for 12 hours.
Pull out the world's smallest violin.
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Posession is 9/10ths of the law
It's another list. Don't judge. :p
Things (actual things) I'm grateful to have:
1. The scriptures I was given when I turned eight. Complete with a lack of the Abrahamic Covenant. (If you want a longer story, I'll post it in the comments.)
2. Entries from my father's journal from (nearly) every birthday I had. Including my actual BIRTH day. :D
3. My scrapbooks. Because I happen to like people, taking pictures of people, remembering fun things, having names and dates put in an orderly fashion, and doing things with my hands.
4. My "Grandpa pillow." Because my aunt Janette made it from one of my grandfather's shirts and it means the world to me to have it close, since I can't be with him for (at least) a few more years.
5. My "Book of Remembrance" which was compiled by my grandmother when I was baptized and is still (safe) at home. It happens to include genealogy all the way back to the 1500s, I believe (it's, like, 16 generations).
Things (actual things) I'm grateful to have:
1. The scriptures I was given when I turned eight. Complete with a lack of the Abrahamic Covenant. (If you want a longer story, I'll post it in the comments.)
2. Entries from my father's journal from (nearly) every birthday I had. Including my actual BIRTH day. :D
3. My scrapbooks. Because I happen to like people, taking pictures of people, remembering fun things, having names and dates put in an orderly fashion, and doing things with my hands.
4. My "Grandpa pillow." Because my aunt Janette made it from one of my grandfather's shirts and it means the world to me to have it close, since I can't be with him for (at least) a few more years.
5. My "Book of Remembrance" which was compiled by my grandmother when I was baptized and is still (safe) at home. It happens to include genealogy all the way back to the 1500s, I believe (it's, like, 16 generations).
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