fess up to your collecting rituals.......
#71
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Depends on the decade of my life. I have collected different things throughout my life. I am in limbo right now, but have collected Currier and Ives dinnerware, Puriton ceramics, old linens/quilt tops, salt/pepper shakers shaped like books, old wedding photos, late 1800's pictures, old sewing machines, and what ever has struck my fancy.
#72
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Orchard Park, NY (near Buffalo, which is near Niagara Falls)
Posts: 3,884
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My collections are in the garden, where (being in NY) I can ignore them half the year and enjoy them the other half.
Hostas...
... tall phlox...
......unusual lilies of the valley (double-flowered and pink)...
and, unintentionally, weeds. ;-)
Hostas...
... tall phlox...
......unusual lilies of the valley (double-flowered and pink)...
and, unintentionally, weeds. ;-)
#74
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I am always collecting something...exspecially if it catches my eye. My main collections are old beads and the oldest beads I have are from the 1920's. I collect old greeting cards, old post cards, shot glasses, ceramic and glass eggs.
#75
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Bikini Bottom
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Its sad to say but I worked with a guy who was always telling me that he collects ex wives......I think he is on #9 right now.
I like the one about collecting children, but somehow I was envisioning a fairy tale when I first read the post. For a second I was thinking you were working on a stew or a sweat shop I wasnt sure LOL!!!!
Billy
I like the one about collecting children, but somehow I was envisioning a fairy tale when I first read the post. For a second I was thinking you were working on a stew or a sweat shop I wasnt sure LOL!!!!
Billy
#76
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Georgia, USA
Posts: 799
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On purpose, pin cushions, thimbles, hummingbirds, chickens, cups I like, and just started to collect orchids since they seem to do well in a certain spot in my kitchen.
Without trying, clutter! I am working on breaking that habit!
Without trying, clutter! I am working on breaking that habit!
#78
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Dothan, Alabama
Posts: 914
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Funny that those dust bunnies and scads of cat hair are in Alabama also. I collect cats. I taught Kindg. for a number of years and was in real estate for over 15 years. So when someone would see a cat or two on my desk, then I usually ended up with another one or more. I retired and luckily have a large kitchen counter where most of my cats reside. I have two fur babies Miss Kitty and Ringo and on dresser drawer with nothing but "cat" shirts.
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