My beagle.
JJ

I thought pets and our home in TV was excepted?

Wow red!!!
 

Now that is some story you have and I can see that you have some strength of character that was passed down with that diamond!!!

Last year I interviewed my Dad to get his life story. I have it on video.

Beautiful Phyllis,

I bet your so grateful you did that!

I have the beautiful rosewood wind up antique clock that my father used to lift me up to wind when I was three years old. and..........

my wonderful pups that give me undivided and unconditional love and devotion.

Next to my picture of my father shaking hands with President Ronald Reagan it's my IPhone with which I couldn't exist.

Then too there is TOTV..........

Look out TV we are moving in next fall!

:crap2:

treasures
 

While scuba diving in the Fla. inter-coastal, I found a torpedo bottle that was made in 1860....They used these bottles for "soda"...They put a rounded bottom on bottle so they would "finish the drink", so they say! Also found
a sloth bone while cave diving in Ocala.

My great-great grandfather's civil war diary, he was wounded at Gettysburg (he was a yankee). After he recovered, he went back to become a carpenter for the military and made coffins for fallen soldiers. One of the cutest stories was when he and a buddy left camp for a few hours and stole a fresh baked pie from a farmer's wife's kitchen window!

autographs
 

A letter from Jim Valvano,North Carolina State basketball coach.signed and team photo. Dean Smith signed photo. Bobby Knight signed photo and letter. All for sale for the right price.

My 45 juke box is still sounding good. A shame there will be no place for it when I become a Villager frog.

We own a 60's coke machine.....thought maybe we'd do a game room someday.....hasn't happened yet but there's always a possibility!!

A piece of silver that is eight ounces. (pieces of eight) from the ship wreck of the Atocha. The authentic piece of paper signed by the daughter of Mel Fisher the man who found the wreck.

Coolest
 

My husband :( Seriously though, I have, and use, my great grandmother's wooden rolling pin... We are probably the last generation to actually cook food and make dishes from "scratch"