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Originally Posted by cdcox

My grandparents all died during my childhood and adolescence. My maternal grandparents had 13 children, including my mother who was the youngest daughter and the third youngest overall. Through circumstances we have come into possession of three significant items.

We have had the bedroom furniture of my grandparents (consisting of a dresser and bed frame) for nearly all of our married life. These pieces aren't particularly valuable but I think it is pretty cool that my daughter uses the bed frame of my grand parents. My wife and I still use the dresser.

The grand prize is my grandparent's wedding photo. It is at least 95 years old, with an oval frame and bubble glass. It came into the possession of my mom and several years ago I expressed an appreciation of it. One year soon after, it was given to us as a Christmas present and has hung in our home for the last 10 years or so. I still have living uncles and cousins that have a greater claim to it by way of family hierarchy, but for whatever reason, fate has designated me as the caretaker. I'm sure it isn't worth anything, but to me it is priceless.

Too fat.