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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
my mind
ReplyDeleteMy Freedom
ReplyDeletemy wife , of course I don't possess her , then it would be my AR-15 , my 9mm , my 30/06 , my 38 , my 22 , my 12 ga , my other 9mm assault rifle.
ReplyDelete9mm assault rifle? Lol. Funny
DeleteMy Family
ReplyDeletemy Bible
ReplyDeleteMy trump signs..)
ReplyDeleteMy dog
ReplyDeleteFamily Family Family!
ReplyDeleteCan always have friends, Can always have a job. can't always have family.
(pssst ONLY 3 days until TGIF!!!!)
The knowledge that the redeeming blood of Jesus has been applied to ME -- a person who had absolutely earned a prime spot in hell-- and that I will not only live with Him forever, but that He also has made me one with Him.. the God of the universe.
ReplyDeleteHow could you find anything better than that?
Good grief. The tin hat society has arrived.
DeleteMy Faith!
ReplyDeleteI agree with 1:55. My dog. I'm in the middle of nowhere with no neighbors in sight and home alone quite a bit. He gives me peace of mind.
ReplyDeleteMy spouse and our combined good health!
ReplyDeleteNot that I own them and am so blessed that God give me my son and daughter. (map)
ReplyDeleteMy shotgun.
ReplyDeleteI do not consider family a possession though if they were they would be number one. The same for friends. At 70+ my health is very good but that too is not really a possession. Happiness? I'm pretty happy. So lets discuss tangibles Here I would go with the big things first; house, car, etc. Everything I mentioned here can all be gone in an instant. But what will be there for me forever is the everafter. I know there is a place for me there. That's number one.
ReplyDeleteBinoculars given to me on my birthday just before my father died of a heart attack in 1983. Still in great shape. Sentimental value and a last memory of him that I can still hold on to.
ReplyDeleteMy wallet, with everything in it of course.
ReplyDeleteMy dog.
ReplyDeletemy wedding rings and my dogs (even though I don't own them - they choose to live with me). when I am feeling blue I pray and also think about my kind, loving, supportive husband and the many memories of his love. and those rings are the outward symbol of that love.
ReplyDeleteMy remote control. I can turn off winning and complaining liberals when they appear.
ReplyDeletemy sanity
ReplyDeleteMy 4 leaf, now 2 leaf clover.
ReplyDeleteMy sweet 45 caliber automatic loaded with "stop the threat" bonded jacketed hollow points !
ReplyDeleteMy health. Without it, there's nothing else that I can do to protect everything else that's dear to me.
ReplyDeleteMy new house far away from the state of MD.
ReplyDeleteMy fathers desk and several chairs that belonged to my mother.May they forever rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteTruth!
ReplyDeleteMy God given rights!life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
ReplyDeleteMy Animals!
ReplyDeleteSilver Bells on a string. My mom told me it was my ____ _ ____ !
ReplyDeleteMy common sense!
ReplyDeleteGood health
ReplyDeletemy breath.
ReplyDeleteMy drunken father gave me a empty Pabst blue ribin bottle.
ReplyDeleteMy Soul.
ReplyDeleteMy logic skills. not just a prized possession but also a means of survival in the sea of libtards we now face in our sweet hamlet.
ReplyDeleteMy faith.
ReplyDeleteMy ghost collection.
ReplyDeleteWhat's so funny 2:59?
ReplyDeleteKel-Tec Sub-2000 Gen2
Beretta Cx4 Storm
Angstadt Arms UDP-9 SBR
Anonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteGood grief. The tin hat society has arrived.
November 20, 2016 at 3:00 PM
Thanks for your marvelous contribution to the discussion, and I'm sure to society at large. I am sure you are a wonderful person and not one to ridicule, demean, insult or belittle anyone around you.