Writing Prompt: Prized Possession
Describe an article you were incredibly attached to as a child. What became of it?
As a child I was incredibly fond of my hair. I wasn’t exactly sure how to take care of it. I let my hair down, combed very seldom, my dad gave me the nick name,”Haza booti” I didn’t know what it meant,so I’m guessing it means, “The girl with the messy hair”.
As I grew older I continued to have the problem of how will I fix my hair,I bought some hair pins but they couldn’t hold my hair, it was too bushy.
Then I bought ribbons, but they were the object of criticism, they were not matching my dress. So I discarded the ribbons.
What can I do now I thought, an idea came to me, I should try and form into a plait. This went for a while.Pretty soon I had enough and chose to let the hair down.
Now my hair is still where it’s supposed to be,it’s more manageable and I am happy with it.
https://sabethville.wordpress.com/2014/04/02/365-days-April 02- prized possession/
Sabethville 
Dear Ranu,
Thank you for this post. We all have prized possessions, as a child. Perhaps as an adult as well. When I look back on childhood, I remember the peace, in the moment, that seemed to exist. I miss that.
All good wishes,
robert
Yes we all do,thank you Robert.
Indeed hair is the crowning glory of a woman 🙂
Sonya,I thought hair is very important to us why not I write about it,besides I cannot remember having a toy as
my prized possession.