So I was wondering what have you done with your class ring? Mine currently lives in my jewelry box. I have no intentions of ever wearing it again, so what do I do with it now?
This ring meant a lot to me back in high school. I got it for Christmas from my parents and my Mom did a great job picking all the stuff out. The ring totally represents my high school years - white gold, garnet birthstone and all the markings represent the activities I was involved in back then. I loved it!
Should I just hold onto it forever? Or should I give it to one of my nieces? Should I give it to my Mom? High school was just SO LONG ago now....I just think that this ring only means something to me.
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Mine just lives in my jewelry box as well. My mom still has hers stashed as well, so maybe they are just cool keepsakes to hold on to?
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Hey Shia! I wore my to my boyfriend's high school reunion and when I was a cheerleader for halloween I wore it but I look it at as something I might give my future daughter some day. I wouldn't get rid of it! =)
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question: That skinny Italian book is actually really cute and the recipes are so do-able. I love Italian food and her seasoning is just right! I'd pick it up for a discounted price! What's funny is that i met her after season 1 before her whole life went up into chaos and the next time i met her she was completely different in attitude. It was weird. Ooops I'm sorry I'm writing you a book here! Have a good day girl!
Mal - they are great keepsakes!
ReplyDeleteMelanie - such clever ways of bringing it back =) I don't plan on having any children so that's why I thought about giving it to one of my nieces...my oldest niece is a lot like me...so I thought if she ended up being involved in the same stuff maybe she would like to have it - but then again...wouldn't she just want her own ring?
I'll def check out the book. I'm about to marry an Italian but I hate tomatoes and anything with tomatoes so it would be nice to still know how to make him stuff that he loves =)
Both of you have a great day and thanks for the comments =)
My ring is sitting in an unorganized jewelry draw along with my mother's high school ring, I'm not sure how I got her ring though.
ReplyDeleteI'll most likely keep my ring and pass it on to my child if I have one. But, other then that I don't know what I would do with it.
i never got a class ring. they were too bulky for my fingers. they looked silly on me. or at least i thought.
ReplyDeletemy boyfriend has one and his is in a box in our bedroom. he doesn't know what to do with his either... good luck with your decision!
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I never got one! I didn't really want one, even though I love rings. However, I do have my boyfriend's on a necklace chain that I wear every once in a while!
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ReplyDeleteJessi - I love that you wear it on a chain...super cute!
I've never heard of class rings before!! I'd keep it as a souvenir.
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I have my moms from the 1950's (never got one of my own because I was one of those pain in the butt kids that got kicked out of school, lol). Anyway - I love it! Definitely one of my treasures.
ReplyDeletecute ring, it's quite significant. Why don't you keep it so you can show it to your kids next time. I never have any class rings before, it's such an ingenious idea.
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Kariyah - you have me intrigued now...I never even thought that it is just an American thing to have a class ring!
ReplyDeleteWendy - naughty girl =) You might not want to tell your children why you don't have one...just say...it got lost in "the move" LOL
Mong - Thanks have a nice weekend too! I'm excited for the 3 day weekend. I'd love for you to follow me too =)
Happy weekend to all!!
I contemplated getting my own HS grad ring, but I felt that I wouldn't wear it realistically. But memories should be cherished!
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