complete this sentence "my most prized possession is..."

[AdamM]

My Deluxe Fender Strat and Marshall stack together.

what are yours (not wife or kids, I mean physical possessions)

[Royal Flush]

I have no idea what that is Adam....

[AdamM]

you don't need to, I want you to post yours

[Robert HM]

I have no idea what that is Adam....

Thankyou for that comprehensive answer!

 

[AdamM]

sorry, Fender Stratocaster, Black with a chrome scratch plate and white binding (very unusual for Fenders) the fret board is a dark wood which is also very uncommon for Fenders. The Amp is a Marshall TSL100 with two cab which is basically a top of the range stack easily up to the job of a world tour.

Wasn't necessarily thinking about that much detail, just thought it's be nice for peole to share what their favourite things were

[Royal Flush]

You would have thought the avatar would give it away!!

I will have to ponder mine, as the only thing i own is recipts for poker buyins!

[TightEnd]

Mine is my late grandfather's military service medals

[Royal Flush]

Ok it's 1 of 2 things for me.

Either a replica of Charlamagne's sword that i have, thats bloody cool!!

Or my commercial pilots licence, which i suppose isnt really a possesion as i cant hold it! (other than the little blue book it comes in)

So if it has to be a possiesion then i go with the sword, if it can be representitive then the licence.

[dan]

my aresenal season ticket

[Heid]

I have a letter, personalised to me from Steve Wynn

Do my shares in Wynn count?

There's a smallish piece of Wynn that I own

(Big Vegas freak unlurking now)

Heid
xx

[RED-DOG]

I'm not much of a one for material things so you have narrowed the field quite a bit, but my most prized possession is this little peice of land where I can continue to live the way my ancestors have done for generations

where I can park my caravans without fear of someone throwing a building brick through my window while my children are in bed, and where people accept me for what I am

Where when the mood takes me, I can hang my great grandmothers cast iron frying pan on the kettleprop to cook home cured bacon over an open fire while I tell my grandchildren tales of my youth as they warm their hands and squint against the smoke in the twighlight

Where I can get up at daybreak to watch my favorite mares newborn foal struggle to stand for the very first time and then, as if guided by some unseen hand, find its way to it's mothers teat, where in the stillness of the morning, I can hear that little un horse like noise she makes deep in her throat as she relaxes and lets her milk down

Where I can take pleasure in a million little every day things like this that are a part of a way of life that I can pretend, at least for one more generation, isn't really dying

[TightEnd]

sob....

[Heid]

Apart fromt he fact that my post now makes me look horrid <g>.

Red, you are lucky, I have to listen to my mum's tales about stuff like that, as I am the first of my family to live all their life in a house.

We have a flat roof, which my mum takes comfort from as it sounds like being in a caravan in the rain, apparently.

Live your life and love it, my generation is the generation that lost it. Even my surviving siblings all lived the caravan life before me (i'm the youngest by 5 years in my family).

Heid
xx

[Robert HM]

I can only say I enjoyed the read, any thing else is superfluous

[smithy69]

my dad's military medals from the falklands. including the queens gallantry medal