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Winnie Poooh Box
On top of my dresser sits a cardboard box. It’s wasn’t until recently that I looked through this box. The items in this box are mementos from my childhood or other things that have been given to me that I’ve kept. The first thing that catches my attention is a Winnie the Pooh doll. I remember being attached to this toy because it provided me with comfort whenever I needed it and had some intangible quality that couldn’t be replicated to any other toy because of the emotional attachment I had to it.
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