You didn't have smartphones, tablets, and flatscreen televisions like today's kids do, but that doesn't mean your possessions were any less valuable to you.
1. Your diary
Your deepest darkest secrets were written in there!
2. Your American Girl dolls
They were very expensive dolls and it took a lot to finally convince your parents to buy you one, so of course, they were valuable to you.
3. Your Webkinz
This was even truer if you didn't have pets growing up. You needed something to cuddle and play with!
4. Your electronics
Whether it was an MP3 Player, a Nintendo DS, or even a LeapFrog Turbo Twist Extreme, your electronics were some of the coolest things you owned.
5. Your favorite shirt
You were miserable if you ever stained it.
6. Your board games
How else would you break the ice at playdates?
7. Your favorite book
Even if you weren't a bookworm, we all had one.
8. Your sticker collection
You had glittery ones, and puffy ones, and giant ones, and scratch and sniff ones, and the list goes on and on!
9. Birthday money
For a while, this was probably your only source of income. You were lucky if your parents let you spend it all at the toy store or the candy shop.
10. Anything from your friends
It could have just been a fancy pen from the book fair or a homemade friendship bracelet. Even if it broke, there was no way you were throwing it away.
11. Your art set
A box of off-brand crayons simply wasn't enough for you to express your artistic brilliance. If your siblings wanted to borrow a marker or colored pencil from it, you were over their shoulder the whole time, watching their every move.
12. Your Razor scooter
Everyone had a bike, but only the cool kids got Razor Scooters! You just had to make sure you didn't whip it into your ankle putting it back into the garage, and everything would be okay.
