10 things you can live without

10 Most Important Things I Cannot Live Without:
1) My husband
2) My beliefs
3) My faith
4) My four beautiful cats
5) My sense of identity; my respect for myself and my accomplishments
6) My optimism
7) Hopes and dreams
8) Learning new things on a consistent basis
9) My imagination: I am a writer and a creative artist, and my imagination makes most of my hobbies and keeps my mind healthy.
10) My kind and giving nature to others, especially strangers. This is so important to me because I have given others so much hope and in turn have learned much about the lifestyles and culture of others. Without giving to others life would be dull.

Interesting question.

Hi,

Wow let me see

1. My Faith
2. My husband
3. My Friends
4. My Cloths
5. My Food/Water
6. My Computer
7. My Car
8. My Dog
9. My Rings/very sentimental to me it would really upset me if they were gone
0. My Hope

I know that I live without paying taxes. The problem is, I'm certain the IRS wouldn't allow it. Those people have some sort of unhealthy grudge against me. It's a gut feeling that I have, deep inside the gut like area of my sore. I just have stepped on their feet in high school, and neglected to apologizer for it or something.

I can live withing television. Three years ago, I wouldn't be able to make a remark like that. I've grown since then. Television is great and all, but I can definitely get by without it if I had do. Most of the shows I like to watch are viewable either on DVD, or online anyway. The Internet is something that I would have a rough time ditching.

By my count, that's two things I can live without. The other eight things I could add to this list are very iffy. I could stand to live without a ton of things. I'm just not willing to is all.

10 things I can't live without, these are not arranged in a descending or asecnding order...
1>Music
2>Food
3>Water
4>Coffee
5>Paper
6>Ballpen
7>Computer
8>Internet
9>Money
10>Oxygen to breathe

1. Family; My family is my life, and I cherish every moment with them.
2. My Faith; I respect all faiths and realize that everyone has their own beliefs. As for me, I am a Christian and take my strength from Christ.
3. My Photographs and Memories
Some of my most prized physical possessions are the thousands of Photographs I've saved over the years of family and friends.
4. My Friends
Ya gotta have friends... as the song goes. I adore my friends. They're such wonderful people with the most amazing children and I'm so lucky to have them in my life.
5.Past and present.
6. My Home
I'm so grateful to have a warm, loving home to be comfortable in and call my own. I love to walk in the door and be able to relax and feel safe. The sights, the familiar scent - it's a comfort that is appreciated deeply.
7. My Books
Oh, where would I be without books? I'd probably be bored beyond description!
8. My Coffee
It's a known fact among my family and friends: I love coffee.
9. My Telephone
My phone is my lifeline to the outside world. Since my family and many of my friends live in another state or hours and hours away, the phone is used a lot to keep in touch.
10. My Freedom
It's difficult to put into words how thankful I am for our freedom and for the unselfish sacrifice that our service men and women give to us so we can enjoy those freedoms.