Items- I still have stuffed animals, a baby doll from my grandmother, and blankets that were made for me.
Non items-An acceptance of differences in people, intelligence, and my name.
anonymous:
since birth i have had my aunt’s bear and he even came to college with me to protect me-no longer from thunderstorms, now from homesickness. and i plan to give him to one of my children someday.
Fluffy.. lol my old stuffed animal dog that I got the day I was born from my dad. At 17 years old it still sits proudly on my bed tattered and worn but it comforts me and brings me back to a time when I was a little kid just hugging her.
b:
my moose whose name is chocolate fudge moose but moosey for short. i got him when i was four and he is my companion where ever i go.
My Scooby Doo stuff animal. He has helped me through much…even at 21
Aaron:
I know it’s pretty lame, but I still keep my Yu-gi-oh cards. I have a lot of childhood memories with those things and never plan to get rid of them. When I’m dead and gone though, they can go where ever…
Gracie:
a white (not anymore) bear with a bell in his tail 🙂
Mike:
My first baseball glove at age 10 … Tom Tresh model!
David:
Nothing.
Nic:
Memories
Morgan:
My first pair of earrings 🙂
pnog:
I think I’ve given away or thrown out most of my childhood items with no regrets. The closest thing I can think of is my old Ukrainian dancing outfit. Although I don’t know if I cherish it, it’s just nostalgic for me.
Rachel:
Dignity and a teddy bear called teddy. The day I was born.
midnight poet:
The gift of a friend 🙂
Firefly:
A set of books by my aunty and uncle; the Winnie The Pooh collection, and in each of the four books is a little personal message from them. I was also given Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by them, where the message reads “Always believe in MAGIC!” 🙂
bsf:
my stuffed lamb and my blanket, which is now about to fall apart and every morning i wake up with pieces of blanket on me. but i still sleep with them both
Evelyn Killeen:
🙂 A stuffed lamb i got when i was 8 and sick with tonsillitis!
All the secret notes my big sister wrote me after she was kicked out!
Blink:
A teddy bear from my 2nd or 3rd christmas. A blanket cover from the comfort blanket of my childhood and a pendant my grandmother gave me before alzheimers set in. I don’t think I’d ever throw any of them away.
Grac(ie):
My first Beatles CD (Please Please Me)
and
a very holey torn and worn Beatles t-shirt (With The Beatles)
Ashley:
Love, support, and honesty from my mom and my older sister. Even though I do make mistakes, they tell me their honest opinions and try their hardest to support my decisions.
Julia:
My stuffed koala. I still sleep with her every night. I’m sixteen.
Megan:
my stuffed animal grover and thumper 🙂
now i sleep with a big stuffed dog my boyfriend got me for my birthday 😛
anonimus:
My blanket (:
Rayton:
a collection of little elephant statues I still keep on my shelf in my room.
SD:
Love.
Jessica:
My baby doll that I loved. The little statue of a cat that I got after my great grandmother died… lots of random items.
Redirect and guide wrong answers towards a correct one. For example, note that the student’s answer overlooks the most important conclusion of the study you are discussing, then ask that same student to try to recall what that conclusion is. If he or she does not recall the conclusion, open this question up to the class.
Items- I still have stuffed animals, a baby doll from my grandmother, and blankets that were made for me.
Non items-An acceptance of differences in people, intelligence, and my name.
since birth i have had my aunt’s bear and he even came to college with me to protect me-no longer from thunderstorms, now from homesickness. and i plan to give him to one of my children someday.
Bernoulli, the stuffed tiger that my dad gave me when I was sick with salmonella, and the ‘special blanket’ from my grandma.
My baby blanket my mom gave me
nothing specific… hehe…
I kinda kept the thoughts but stuff away 😉
And I think it’s OK -_-
Fluffy.. lol my old stuffed animal dog that I got the day I was born from my dad. At 17 years old it still sits proudly on my bed tattered and worn but it comforts me and brings me back to a time when I was a little kid just hugging her.
my moose whose name is chocolate fudge moose but moosey for short. i got him when i was four and he is my companion where ever i go.
Education
the Gayatri mantra
My Scooby Doo stuff animal. He has helped me through much…even at 21
I know it’s pretty lame, but I still keep my Yu-gi-oh cards. I have a lot of childhood memories with those things and never plan to get rid of them. When I’m dead and gone though, they can go where ever…
a white (not anymore) bear with a bell in his tail 🙂
My first baseball glove at age 10 … Tom Tresh model!
Nothing.
Memories
My first pair of earrings 🙂
I think I’ve given away or thrown out most of my childhood items with no regrets. The closest thing I can think of is my old Ukrainian dancing outfit. Although I don’t know if I cherish it, it’s just nostalgic for me.
Dignity and a teddy bear called teddy. The day I was born.
The gift of a friend 🙂
A set of books by my aunty and uncle; the Winnie The Pooh collection, and in each of the four books is a little personal message from them. I was also given Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by them, where the message reads “Always believe in MAGIC!” 🙂
my stuffed lamb and my blanket, which is now about to fall apart and every morning i wake up with pieces of blanket on me. but i still sleep with them both
🙂 A stuffed lamb i got when i was 8 and sick with tonsillitis!
All the secret notes my big sister wrote me after she was kicked out!
A teddy bear from my 2nd or 3rd christmas. A blanket cover from the comfort blanket of my childhood and a pendant my grandmother gave me before alzheimers set in. I don’t think I’d ever throw any of them away.
My first Beatles CD (Please Please Me)
and
a very holey torn and worn Beatles t-shirt (With The Beatles)
Love, support, and honesty from my mom and my older sister. Even though I do make mistakes, they tell me their honest opinions and try their hardest to support my decisions.
My stuffed koala. I still sleep with her every night. I’m sixteen.
my stuffed animal grover and thumper 🙂
now i sleep with a big stuffed dog my boyfriend got me for my birthday 😛
My blanket (:
a collection of little elephant statues I still keep on my shelf in my room.
Love.
My baby doll that I loved. The little statue of a cat that I got after my great grandmother died… lots of random items.
Cuggy-he’s a changing table cushion thing that I carried around everywhere until I was old enough to get embarrased.
beautiful stories told by my mom
Redirect and guide wrong answers towards a correct one. For example, note that the student’s answer overlooks the most important conclusion of the study you are discussing, then ask that same student to try to recall what that conclusion is. If he or she does not recall the conclusion, open this question up to the class.