It's lost...

The same as most posters above me...travel, enthusiasm, and interest.

I won’t even go into the physical aspects, lol.

Only thing I still have is a sense of humor and love/care for my family.
 
My desire to live in a big house with lots of rooms and a wide, spacious lawn. Been there, done that, now I like small and cozy.
 
RadishRose said:
Ae valuable bracelet.
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I lost a bracelet also but not so valuable thank heavens. I thought this thread was going to be about objects.
So far I haven't lost my enthusiasm, but I have lost feeling great physically everyday and being ready to take on anything. This has been a very sad loss for me and I'm always looking for ways to feel better and do all that I love to do and need to do.
 
RadishRose said:
A valuable bracelet.
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I lost or had stolen a very valuable necklace, mainly because it’s irreplaceable.
My great grandmother had a very long gold necklace....18k and made up of small links...it was very pretty.

My mom inherited it and had it made into 3 necklaces, one for each of her daughters.

I was having work done on my house in Hungary when it disappeared:(

Makes me sad just writing this...
 
Lost the urge to travel. Going through customs, etc. has turned me off.
I "lost" jewellery through theft. Most were costume jewellery, but my late mother-in-law's beautiful engagement and wedding rings were among it all, as were 2 antique restored gold fob watches. They should have been kept in our safety deposit boxes. Almost as soon as our dog passed on, we had our break-in. He wasn't vicious, but an excellent watch dog.
 
Pinky said:
Lost the urge to travel. Going through customs, etc. has turned me off.
I "lost" jewellery through theft. Most were costume jewellery, but my late mother-in-law's beautiful engagement and wedding rings were among it all, as were 2 antique restored gold fob watches. They should have been kept in our safety deposit boxes. Almost as soon as our dog passed on, we had our break-in. He wasn't vicious, but an excellent watch dog.
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Oh Pinky I know how you feel. I was robbed of precious antique jewelry too when our house was robbed when I was just 16. I "lost" a beautiful ruby and diamond and opal ring I used to wear everyday. It was a family heirloom and I still think about it and miss it. Bummer.
 
chic said:
Oh Pinky I know how you feel. I was robbed of precious antique jewelry too when our house was robbed when I was just 16. I "lost" a beautiful ruby and diamond and opal ring I used to wear everyday. It was a family heirloom and I still think about it and miss it. Bummer.
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chic, I'm sorry you were robbed of your beautiful ring. My eternity ring with 10 diamonds that signified the birth of our daughter, was also among the loot that was taken. I can relate to how you feel.

I suppose I'm naive in that I can't understand what pleasure anyone would get out of wearing jewellery that was stolen. Every time I see antique jewellery in a Pawn Shop or eBay, I wonder if it was stolen.

 
I lost my Raleigh Record 10 speed. It was stolen, twice, on campus. The first time, I got it back the next day, from the police. I vowed to never leave it outside, overnight, again. A few months later, in driving rain, I left it outside. Gone for good. I still look at bikes that ride by, and hope I find mine. After forty-five years, the bike has probably returned to the earth, as a mass of rusty pipes and rubber.
 
My artistic ability...Just lost time after the kids.

There ya go ,another one...time.
 

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