1) Skeleton Key - was used to unlock a child's diary. I kept it under my pillow during the 3rd grade. I felt as if the key looked inconspicuous enough to where no one would assume it was connected to a diary.
2) Toy Map - a piece from a pirate themed Megablocks set that built two war ships. My extensive Megablocks obsession set me apart from my other friends who were more into building with Legos throughout the elementary years.
3) Shells - the two colorful shells were once attached to a necklace that was given to me by my grandmother two weeks before she passed away. The shells were originally found off the coast of Georgia.
4) Pebbles - growing up I was not allowed to own a cat or dog so I ended up purchasing a fish instead at the age of 12. The shinny pebbles were part of the fish tank. The fish still remains to be my first and only pet.
5) Bottle Cap Craft - represents my love for crafts, and creating something unique from the little things in life.
6) Toy Treasure Chest - a reminder of how things can unfold when you stop trying and let events transpire. This toy chest was the winning piece from a game I played with family and friends in middle school. I would always get very competitive but as soon as I let things happen it would result in me wining the treasure piece and the game.
7) Paper Leaf Piece - belongs to a page in a scrap book I created back in 2006. The particular page this leaf was on represents my love for nature and plant life.
8) Plastic Shovel - the plastic shovel is positioned in a way where it looks as if it is digging up something (possibly treasure) from underneath the rocks. Is representative of the times my grandparents and I would spend Geocashing and digging up treasure in the mountains of Arizona.
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