Somerville, MA Love of self Cindy, 41
Lowell, MA My grandfather's Russian pocketwatch. I brought it back for him in 1992 when I went to Russia, and he loved it. After he died, it was the only thing I wanted to remember him by. Amy, 23
Baton Rouge, LA Depends how you're counting, but I'd have to go with my imagination. Karen, 20
Marshelltown/Ames, IA My health and family. The other things can be replaced. These can't and that makes them the most valuable. Lindsay, 21
Harrisonburg, VA My most important possession, I suppose, would be any fiction material I have written, since I know how much time and energy I put into my (unpublished) writing. I would say my animals are my most valuable possesion, however, I do not view animals as a possession, rather as a member of the family. Ernest, 28
Washington, DC
My most valuable possession is a clear conscience.
Jill, 59
Saylorsburg, PA
My anger.
Anthony, 24
Baton Rouge, LA
Three small stones given to me by a former love representing my heart, soul and mind.
Felicia, 34
Somerville, MA
My good reputation is my most valuable possession. Of my material goods, I'd say my house and/or retirement investments are the most valuable "things" that I have. I value my husband a great deal, but he certainly isn't a possession
Laura, 35
Lowell, MA
When it comes to dollars and cents, it's clearly the computer. . . .
mothmc, 35
Pensacola, FL
My family.
Nicole
Elk Grove, CA
E. Brunswick, NJ My charm and wit.
My dog and my cats.
A pocket watch that belong to my Grandfather. Nikki, 26
Kirkham ENGLAND