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Haven't we all collected or still collect things? My brothers collected bottles, candy paper, nails, etc.
I myself used to collect strange rocks (ok, ANYTING YOU CAN NAME REALLY)
Today, I collect candles, preferably those who have a nice smell (love cherry), and of course...note books...
The note books I understand, but not the candles...
Do you collect something that you just "have to have" when you see it somewhere?
Or, do you know anybody who collects strange things?
I like unique wooden bowls or plates, only have a few...most bought on E-Bay, except for one flat square wood plate. I went to Florida for a few days and had a real small suit case and wanted to bring home something!
I took a trip last year and realized that I was going to be in about 3 states, so I decided to start collecting spoons. I have about 9 so far. They are good because they don't take up any more space in your suitcase.
I collect porcelain biblical characters from The Greatest Story Ever Told figurine collection from Home Interiors. I got most on Ebay and have almost a complete collection in my curio cabinet. They are just beautiful. These are really the only thing I have ever collected. One of my daughters is into Barbie collectible dolls
I collect coffee cups. Try to get one from every state or a city in that state. One of my most memorable is one I got on a visit to New York. It was pre 911 and has the Twin Towers on it. I don't use it now, I've put it up to keep it safe in my china cabinet. Liz
I collect wooden boxes. I have several from around the world. I also love first edition books. Another fetish is pigs. I don't have many, but the ones I do have are a little on the odd side which I like.
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), and of course...note books...
