Name: 70 Women Ages 5-75: What Is The Most Important Thing You've Lost? | Glamour
Uploaded: 2020-03-27T18:05:32.000Z
Duration: 2 min 55 s
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What's the most important thing you've ever lost My teeth.

A lot of American girl doll accessories that I got for Christmas, and then I lost my stuffed animal blankie.

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But I found it at a bird I lost at my grandma's house, a key chain that is supposed to make bad dreams go away.

One of my family members probably earrings.

I lost a lot of those, I think my necklace from my Grandma Sentimental bracelet, my music folder, with all of the songs that I'm working on it the moment the ladybug earrings and my grandfather bought me before he passed away.

A necklace that my dad brought back for me from Australia.

My grandmother's charm bracelet, my keys, my camera, my wallet, my keys.

My first work laptop, my first favorite stuffed animal from when I was a kid.

Probably my relationship with my father, car keys, my wallet, family pictures.

She's actually serving a prison sentence in Ocala, Florida So in a way, I did looser, but I didn't lose her.

I'm definitely still searching from my early teenage diaries of anybody's Seen a diary from 1996 with the property of Samantha Barry on it.

One airing from a pair that a dear friend gave me my phone.

Uh, Tiffany necklace from the love of my life.

Not My grandmother gave me a piece of jewelry from my parents, my wedding band ones.

A bracelet that my mother gave me a beautiful sweater that I bought in Europe 15 years ago.

A necklace that was given to me by my aunt before she passed away.

My passport, my purse, a scarf that I lost.

My brother, I got a ring when I was 16 That was my mom's, and I took it off when I went to play the piano on.

My grandmother, my childhood home, my engagement ring, my glasses, a gold necklace that I bought in Turkey, a gold earring, the bracelet that my eldest sister gave me for being in her wedding.

A diamond tennis bracelet, my mother's diamond ring.

Probably a datebook that had all the people I met in all the addresses when I was traveling through Europe, a pair of my grandmother's earrings that I lost when our house was burglarized.

My wedding ring, the heart pendant that my father gave me.

My wallet, my mother's ring, my wallet, an antique bracelet that I truly loved.

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70 Women Ages 5-75: What Is The Most Important Thing You've Lost? | Glamour

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