Goodbye Memories

So this morning, Daddy inspected my room and scolded me for not cleaning it. As usual, he called it the "Monster's Nest". He clean it himself (this is a sad blog but still LOL) and I was just watching at the door, making sure he wouldn't not throw ANY valuable item like he always does when I was a kid. After he's done, I did the finishing touches and found out my big box of treasures under the bed was no longer there. This is the first time for so many years that Dad checked my room so he's innocent. One thing for sure of who the culprit is... it's one of the past maids we had.

Mom would not clean my room herself. Whenever she hired maids to do so, I observed it throughly. But almost a year ago, since I was working, I was unable to.

I cried because of course, that is oh~so~ important to me. Part of my existence lost when I learned I would never see the things inside there. My Prince of Tennis collection, my sketch from grade school to high school, and all the other memories of my teenage years were inside there. I don't know if my baby pictures were also included on that box but I'm going to check the other places I store my stuff.

 

 

This is a sad day for me like a part of me died. 

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darklilwolf
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I know how you feel. My family has moved twice in our life and both times we lost things, memories, and once a pet (my mom gave away my rabbit during or second move because we thought at our new home we wouldn't be able to keep him, only later to find out we could). The thought of the things we lost still saddens my family. The best advice I can give is try you yourself to keep the memory of your things alive. Example: though I no long have my rabbit, and don't have any pictures of him, every once and awhile I remember and think of him.