Posts in this series
- Day 1: Introduce Yourself
- Day 2: Your First Love
- Day 3: Your Parents
- Day 4: Your Music
- Day 5: Your Definition of Love
- Day 6: Your Hobbies
- Day 7: Your Best Friend
- Day 8: A Precious Item
- Day 9: Your Beliefs
- Day 10: What You Wore Today
- Day 11: Your Siblings
- Day 12: What's in Your Bag?
- Day 13: Your Mode of Transportation
- Day 14: Where You Live
- Day 15: Your Childhood
- Day 16: Your First Kiss
- Day 17: Your Favorite Memory
- Day 18: Your Favorite Birthday
- Day 19: Something You Regret
- Day 20: Your Morning Routine
- Day 21: Your Job and/or Schooling
- Day 22: Something That Upsets You
- Day 23: Something That Makes You Feel Better
- Day 24: Something That Makes You Cry
- Day 25: Your Sleeping Habits
- Day 26: Your Fears
- Day 27: Your Favorite Place
- Day 28: Something That You Miss
- Day 29: Your Favorite Foods/Drinks
- Day 30: Your Aspirations
There are only two things that I consider irreplaceable:
1. My wedding ring. Do I really need to spell it out? The moment Kate put this on my finger, I nearly cried. It’s the item that seals the deal on the most important part of my life. If I lost it, it wouldn’t destroy my marriage, but it would break my heart.
2. Mooch’s ashes. My best friend, who had to be put down last summer, Mooch was an important part of my life. She came into it when I was sad, alone, and struggling to get on my feet and figure out who I was. She gave a focus to my efforts. I may have brought her home from the shelter, but she saved me as much as I saved her. A tiny bit of those ashes went into the paint on the first bike frame I ever built, and another tiny bit will be going into the tattoo I’m going to get to honor her.