Yesterday, when I was collecting new experiences and memories, I posted this on Twitter:
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As people were collecting their thoughts about that question, that tweet began collecting lots of interesting answers.
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As you probably know, I also collect photos and other images along my life’s journey. Here are some more I’ve been collecting lately.
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I also have a small collection of pins.
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When I search YouTube for “what do you collect”, I find this …
… and this:
What do you collect? I look forward to reading your collection of comments, below.
As noted above, I also collect expressions of gratitude, so thanks to all who have helped me collect thousands of posts in this daily blog, including YOU!
I have no longer either the desire or opportunity to collect. My books have been the longest – I stopped adding to them about 12 years ago now.
You collect wonderful moments with those you love and you share them with us, Derrick.
🙂 Thanks very much for that, Ann
Your collections are so much nobler than mine. I collect unicorns. And I have to stop. I have no more room …..
Every collection has nobility, my friend, and unicorns are great!
These days I collect bruises!
Me too, Peter!
I have a collection of post cards. I seldom see them now, because of social media .
Thanks for sharing that.
The only thing I collect for sure is house dust.
I’m sure you also collect interesting people, my friend.
Nice landscapes Ann! I collect tops, spinners and kinetic games.
Nice to know, Maria !
I collect rejection slips and also coins from around the world. I have at least three-thousand coins from over a hundred countries, some of which don’t even exist anymore. They’re a good way to explore the world which is why my favorite way to get them is to travel to unusual places.
You also collect wonderful posts on your blog, Chris.
I collect people’s stories, rocks shaped like hearts, tiny pieces of art, children’s books, and kindness.
I collect iPhone photographs of my daily doings, Ann.
I collect wonderful comments from you, Mark!