Time. Yet I waste more of it than I care to admit.

Oh how I love both of your answers. My answer is my faith. I went through a lot over a family situation for over two years and I kept my faith strong and it turned out all is well once again and I am forever grateful for there is nothing more important than family.
So funny you answered your smart phone Jo-Anne as this morning I woke up and mine was frozen. I got it to go back on and it asked for my user name and password. I could not recall the answers for the life of me….I was typing all sorts of things I usually use and nothing was working. My husband Kevin was going to call Apple when all of a sudden I typed another answer and it startled me when I got it and the phone turned back on. I said that was my faith once again for sure…….
So while so many outwardly things over very valuable to me…..friends, family, my apartment, and all the things in my life….my most valuable thing comes within me and that is definitely my faith.

My smartphone. If I didn’t have acess to transportation, I can use it to call an Uber. If I don’t feel well, or a loved one needs medical care, I can use it to contact the medical pros or search with Dr Google, or contact 911. If lonely, I can reach out to friends. If I need “uplifting,” I can call or Skype or FaceTime with the grandkids. If I need something, even when away from home, it not only shows me options, but can help me get them. Only problem? With yesterday’s international and broadbased attack on the internet (a DDOS attack – the worst one yet) the vulnerability for our Internet dependence has been exposed. And that’s scary.

My family is the most valuable thing in my life. Funny, though, because I don’t “own” them – not by a long shot.