Guntater
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- Dec 1, 2021
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Is there something that you own that might not look like much (and/or be expensive) but is highly meaningful to you for some reason?
Share your stories below!
I'll start:
When I worked in the TV business, I was responsible for a show that required a lot of props and set design elements. I managed to keep one such prop for myself - a custom made dragon head. To me, it has a special meaning - it's a symbol of my transition into adulthood. The fairty tale that involved that dragon is one that I used to listen to as a kid and when I helped bring it to the screen, it was as if I was saying goodbye to my childhood dream... by actually living the it. I hope it makes some sense. I don't have the picture of it on me (I'm far away from my home at the moment), but I'll post a screengrab from my series that features that particular prop:
Of course, this model is actually much smaller than it appears to be (you can fit your hand in it)
So, what is YOUR treasured possession?
Share your stories below!
I'll start:
When I worked in the TV business, I was responsible for a show that required a lot of props and set design elements. I managed to keep one such prop for myself - a custom made dragon head. To me, it has a special meaning - it's a symbol of my transition into adulthood. The fairty tale that involved that dragon is one that I used to listen to as a kid and when I helped bring it to the screen, it was as if I was saying goodbye to my childhood dream... by actually living the it. I hope it makes some sense. I don't have the picture of it on me (I'm far away from my home at the moment), but I'll post a screengrab from my series that features that particular prop:
Of course, this model is actually much smaller than it appears to be (you can fit your hand in it)
So, what is YOUR treasured possession?
