Do you have a special collection?
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Re: Do you have a special collection?
Ivy_Nesty28 wrote: ↑23 May 2023, 03:22 Just like Donny, I also have a marble collection. But it isn't a lot, only a few marbles are there. But it still is my favorite. Back when I was in school, we could earn marbles by completing our works and that was how I got these marbles. Even now, I keep it with me. Other than marbles, I also used to collect stickers and stamps.
That's a good way to earn marbles: do work in exchange for marbles.
When I was little we used to have many marbles, they're so round, smooth to play with. But slowly, they got lost and I forgot all about them. When I read your comment, I recall that I used to have them as well.
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No, they are not damaged. The feathers are perfectly preserved as long as you don't get them wet and don't touch them too much.Kavita Shah wrote: ↑27 May 2023, 12:11Cool. Do feathers go bad like flowers or they'll stay like when you first found them?Bettny Andrade wrote: ↑26 May 2023, 21:28 Currently, I collect the feathers that I find or that happen to fall on my way.
Labels or barcodes that contain the particular number that I like.
Coins that I get.
I haven't kept any feathers but I like crow feathers, their shine and sleek texture is lovely, and peacock feather's, they have good colors on them.
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I think seashells collections are so pretty but I move so often and transportation can be tricky. But I also enjoy finding them on the beach!Sarah Sonbol wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:34 I have also a very nice collection of shells. My favorite time on the beach is when I walk along the beach to collect shells. I have shells from different beaches in different countries.
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