My daughter left her doll for me after her marriage. Now she is like a grand-daughter to me. I’m very possessive about her. She is with me for more than 30 years. I can’t imagine life without her, I’m so attached to her. She is like a part of me.
My daughter left her doll for me after her marriage. Now she is like a grand-daughter to me. I’m very possessive about her. She is with me for more than 30 years. I can’t imagine life without her, I’m so attached to her. She is like a part of me.
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A community for nomads rejecting the Status Quo and rebelling against Mediocrity...
and takes pictures, and travels, and...
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It's all about perspective......
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I like your entry!
I bet it’s your best friend too 🙂
The way you took yout picture makes it timeless… Like it’s yours forever!
Well done!
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Thanks, she is my best friend indeed. thanks for your lovely comment.
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Isn’t it so much fun to have parts of others’ lives for so long a time?
I live in my late grandmother’s home and a lot of her things are still here.
I am told I should get rid of it and de-mess the place, but I like having it around.
I will do it a little at a time, but I am never getting rid of all of it.
It feels too much like home this way.
Scott
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What a nice way to put your thoughts, thanks, yes these old things make your home alive as every thing has a story attached to it.
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Oh Indira, that is so sweet. I have a little stuffed toy horse from my daughter’s childhood.
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Hi Veronica its so nice to have these things around you, they bring back so many memories. Thanks.
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It’s been so nice to look through your blog. And it’s been to nice to meet you here.
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Thanks dear.
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Just adorable. Your posts are filled with lots of heart-felt words.
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Nice story but there’s no photo 😦
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There is a photo of a doll my daughter left with me, I don’t know why you could not it see dear.
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Well that’s weird 😦
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