What items are you fond of collecting?

hahaha =) Your such a jolly person and a kid by heart! I also collect some jollibee or mcdo toys only if I like the toy. If you happen to know where to buy some cheap pooh or piglet stuffs pls do tell me. thanks!!! =)

i will surely do... im gonna add you to my friends list ok, so i will remember it, just by looking at your username, is a reminder already... lol

You also do like Indiana Jones. I love the movie though I'm not really fond of collecting items or anything about it though. and Lego's? I do did have some Lego toys before and I loved playing with them, making a house or car out from the lego pieces... enjoy collecting more!!!=)

I love books so much when I was still young but when I entered college that was when I had to limit the books that I read to inches thick of nursing related books. A lot of memorizing was to be done so I only had little time to read other kinds of literature... now, I have started to read other books again. One of them is The Road Less Travelled. Its a good book, did learned a lot from it.=)

oh,you just reminded me. i also kept some of my drawings & sketches that I drew since high school up to now. I threw some of them and I kind of regretted doing so coz some of the drawings were nice (i guess,lol) &its really fun going through old stuufs again every once in a while coz it brings back old memories you had when you were still younger. =)

You remind me of Imelda Marcos who has lots & lots of shoes. I have lots of shoes before given by my mother but since most of them gives me blisters even if it costs much I sold them and now keep the ones which I feel comfortable. If you happen to sell some of your books again pls do tell me. If you also like to sell it so that I could buy one from you. =)

oh so basically you've turned it to a habit. =) I did tried putting petals of roses on books and keep it there 'til it wilts and it does turns out so nice and like from old stuffs. =)

Here it is - Winnie was a real bear. Her mother was killed by a hunter and she was bought for $20 by Canadian Lieutenant, Harry Colebourn while in training at White River, Ontario, Canada, while he was en-route to England during the First World War. Colebourn named the bear "Winnie" after his hometown in Winnipeg, Manitoba. "Winnie" was smuggled into England by her owner. At that point, she gained theunofficial recognition as The Fort Garry Horse regimental mascot (they were a group of vetrenarians. Colebourne left Winnie at the London Zoo while he and his unit were in France; after the war she was officially donated to the zoo. Winnie was a much loved bear and a very friendly one as humans were the only handlers she knew. She was a huge attraction at the London Zoo. Enter A.A. Milne, a Londoner who took son, Christopher Robin to see Winnie at the zoo and told Christopher Robin tales about Winnie and other toys that Christopher Robin had. There you have it, know you know 'the rest of the story'.

good thing you knew about that. i'm fond of winnie but i never even knew that there was really a story behind the character. i thought it was just a fiction made by disney. n thank you so much for your extra lil effort to post it again in your reply for my convenience... =)

i didn't see your post about the origin of pooh... now, i'm curious.. ill try to scan & look for it.=)

oh that makes you a fanatic in collecting things and wow you do collect so many things and you sure do know what kinds you want to collect.. happy collecting!!=)

I really don't collect movies now but since it is more convenient and cheap to buy movies then maybe that's why I have lots of dvd movies now. I did made a habit, a very brief habit though, before of collecting original cd's or dvd's of my favorite movies.

Wish you all the best in having a library soon!!!=)