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M. Brooke's Important Thing
By M. Brooke
Genre: Non-fiction
Category: Student Examples

ringMy most important thing is a sapphire and diamond ring given to me by my great aunt Ethel. The ring's band is made of white gold, and on top, a circle of six sapphires encircle a small chip of diamond. It gives the impression of a sapphire flower with a small diamond middle. It is too big for my pinky and too small for my index finger, but it fits nicely on the ring finger of my right hand. I only wear it on special occasions because it is very special to me.

My great aunt Ethel presented it to me on the last day I spent at her house last summer vacation. She lives in Colonial Beach, so when I went on vacation last summer to visit my mom's dad in Virginia, we drove to her house for a while. My mother, little sister, and I stayed there for almost a week. Then, on the last day, she gave it to me. That was the second time I visited her. The first time I was in diapers, and I didn't remember her. I love her very much, and I don't know when I will see her again, so that is why my sapphire ring is so special to me. It also helps me to remember her.


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