That's a lot of changes. I wish I could control my DVD collecting.

I like Tillamook cheese, is that the same Tillamook?

I will admit that I was initially attracted to this blog because of your profile pic. It was clear that we had at least mid-century modern in common. I wish I lived closer. I would have loved to see what you sold to the vintage shop.

For me, my addiction [if you will] is Heddon fishing lures from Dowagiac Michigan. I only collect one model and have most of the colors spanning 60 years. Took a lot of e-baying though [unfortunately. I would have preferred trolling through the stores, but many were going belly-up thaanks in part to e-bay]. I don't think I'll even get a return on them, so I just enjoy looking at them.

Yep, that IS the same Tillamook. I didn't realize the cheese had made it so far East--historically, it is more of a West Coast thing.

About Tillamook cheese, I haven't seen any here yet. Of course, we are way more east than the Chicago area, and there's a border to complicate things up. We do hear a lot about Oregon though, like recently when there was a case of euthanasia being talked about here. Oregon's reputation seems to be centered around quality food products (that Japanese cake I posted about is a good example; when people start to copy you, or use your reputation, you know you're not like all the others ) but before that, on its advanced and humanistic approach with regards to human moral issues.

I collect things that should not be collected, like pay slips and utilities bills and a bunch of other similar papers, like since forever, and plastic bags from my travels, to other countries or to the corner grocery store. Nothing that could be sold on the internet unless I would suddenly become immensely dead after having been immensely famous, something which is also immensely improbable (the famous part, about the rest, I don't know)