Think Yr quote was bang on. I got this bk in the 80s when I was working at comic shop, it's made out ceramics and its moved with me numerous times but still intact. Everytime I look at it brings back memories of working in the shop which was one best jobs I ever had, not most in salary but most enjoyable Love it...and how many people have that same story I wonder. ''one best jobs I ever had, not most in salary but most enjoyable''Collectibles: Emotional Anchors
''Collectibles are frozen in time. They don’t feel, they don’t change, yet they have the power to stir emotions we thought were long gone.
They hold up a mirror to a chapter of our lives that has since passed, but they remain unchanged. Perhaps that’s why they offer us a sense of security, a constant in a world that is always shifting''.
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#1 · 1 February 2025, 12:43 PM
My good friend and I often discuss the pull that collectibles have on us. Why do we always return to them, drawn to relics from our past?
Below is the best way I can express it for myself. I'd love to hear others' perspectives.
#2 · 1 February 2025, 9:53 PM
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#3 · 1 February 2025, 10:05 PM