The Saddest Thing I Own

A collection of life's saddest objects, their sad stories, and our reasons for holding onto these sad things.

Listed below are articles tagged with “Death”

May 2009: 17: A Collection
November 2007: 19: Mom.
October 2007: 31: My Son Dallas; 31: Child's Shoe, Half A Pair
July 2007: 16: Confirmation; 05: Accept It And Move On
June 2007: 07: Poohsticks
March 2007: 11: An Article On A Website About My Cousin's Death
February 2007: 22: The Saddest Thing I Own Are Memories; 19: A Picture
September 2006: 21: (There Is No Cat)
July 2006: 09: Pink Box; 09: Lost Baby
June 2006: 29: Regrets; 29: An Urn; 21: A Childhood Brother,; 19: Milkbone
May 2006: 31: My Hatred; 24: Where Lillies-Of-The-Valley Grow; 22: The Absence Of A Cracked Opal Ring; 14: My Mother's Last Letter; 12: A Dictaphone; 10: My Mothers Last Hours; 10: My Mother's Bible; 09: My Sons Things...; 09: 'Worlds Greatest Aunt' Button; 09: My Stepdad; 08: My Uncle; 06: His Hand And Footprints; 06: Baby Raymond; 05: Sad End To A Young Life; 04: The Puppy; 04: My Girl Stella; 04: A Memory Of Pink Baby Clothes; 04: Moving Day, 1978; 02: Mexican Wrestling Dolls; 02: It Isn't All Black And White; 02: My Firstborn; 01: No More Cruising For Griffin; 01: My Carabiner; 01: 21 Grams Of Death Metal
April 2006: 30: Cat Ashes; 30: Lost Ad; 30: Edna Jr. And Betty; 30: Smiling Poodle Painting; 29: Beams And Veets

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