Yesterday's glee over my new My Little Pony purse caused me to stop and contemplate physical belongings -- what I have, what I've acquired on purpose, what's been given to me -- and realize that sometimes, what gives me joy is entirely out of proportion with how much effort went into obtaining it. These are ten things that make me happy by
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I'm glad you feel that way - that's how the gift was intended. ;)
I may have to make a full LJ post about this. Hmmm.
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I love all of them to pieces.
Also, I have a pillow that I have slept on every night I've been at home for the past seventeen years. It is encased in two other pillow cases. When I got it, it was blue velvet with my name on it in rickrack. Most of that has worn off now, but I still can't sleep without it. I love it forever.
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I don't know what I cherish most. I have a lot of stuff.
Obviously, the computer, mp3 player, and notebook are where most of my life is, so I love those.
I love Aubrey Bunnsley, my stuffed rabbit, and I can't sleep without him.
I have a silver Celtic knotwork hair tie that I adore, and have twice lost and been just sick over it.
I love my skull collection, but most especially Thane and Violet, a gray wolf and a spotted hyena, respectively. I dote on them.
I have a great honkin' shoebox of pirate treasure, made up of fake plastic gemstones and replica coins and costume jewelry and so forth. Yes, I play with it. It makes my inner eight-year-old happy.
I have one of the leather jackets worn by Michael Sheen/Lucian in Underworld. It gives me such tingly joy. It is ( ... )
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I have the Hufflepuff robes I made myself for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and which I subsequently wore to the Witching Hour Ball. They were largely a group effort--friends helped me pin and stitch while we all watched Supernatural for the first time, in fact--and I have several zillion good memories from wearing them.
I have a tiny ceramic pretend-sandcastle from a beach vacation when I was ten or eleven...for a five-dollar cheap souvenir, it's remarkably beautiful. I gave it to my muse to live in.
I have the yarn cat my great-grandmother made me when I was three or four.
I have the gilt-bound edition of Pride and Prejudice that the first teacher I really became friends with gave me at the end of the year, with an inscription from her in the front ( ... )
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