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In reply to the discussion: Did you/do you collect things? Things of value or things that have a place in your life? [View all]debm55
(60,454 posts)8. Sounds beautiful, MOMFUDSKI. TY.
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Did you/do you collect things? Things of value or things that have a place in your life? [View all]
debm55
Apr 2024
OP
I bought my first Kindle for space reasons to avoid adding more books to our shelves
yellowdogintexas
Apr 2024
#14
I have all Steven King books in hardback, and will continue to buy any he puts out.
lark
Apr 2024
#40
I collected OZ books for a number of years including some original editions but have sold most of them.
hlthe2b
Apr 2024
#4
I used to be an OZ collector. Mostly of the movie and not the books. I had all all kinds of Oz collectables. The movie
debm55
Apr 2024
#7
THe 1940s artwork on both the original and the 1960s "White cover" editions were amazing...
hlthe2b
Apr 2024
#10
Yes, when I taught, I started reading the original Oz to my students. I got through the first book and didn;t read the
debm55
Apr 2024
#18
TY Emile. That is my husband"s hobby. We have those blue folder books where you put your coins in circular slots. Do you
debm55
Apr 2024
#23
trains are still here . havent added any new ones in a long time . expensive for me.
AllaN01Bear
Apr 2024
#29
Desires arise, collecting happens, stuff goes ... OR ... the horrors of hording
sanatanadharma
Apr 2024
#16
I am so sorry for you yellowdogintexas. I went through that about 4 years again. Had a garage sale and got rid of the
debm55
Apr 2024
#26
Ty wnylib. You have a great collection of items. Books can multiply like rabbits. In my case anyway. I would take some
debm55
Apr 2024
#27
For the most part, I like being out of doors and collecting memories while birdwatching, fishing, running, and cycling.
Probatim
Apr 2024
#35