Organizing the DVD's & videos
Do we ever stop to think about how much stuff we own? Here in the United States we take the luxury items for granted. I know I do.
This hit home for me today as I was putting my DVD's in alphabetical order by title. It never really hit me how large my collection has become, even though I pass the shelves that they are on many times every day. It also never really hit me how much I need a better shelving system for them.
I have a spreadsheet on my computer that I made up for my movie collection, both for DVD's and VHS tapes. It not only shows the title of the movie but also the year, rating, length, director and the top four actors. It's a long list and I can sort it any way I like. The scary part is that I still haven't added many of the VHS tapes I own. These are the ones that I haven't bought the DVD for yet but still want in my collection. As I slowly convert the collection from VHS to DVD, I offer my VHS tapes up for sale on ebay. (Self Promotion! ---> Look me up & check out the items I'm selling! My user name there is john14124) .
I mention all this to ask the questions: What kind of stuff do you collect & why? What got you started collecting whatever it is and do you still enjoy it?
2 Comments:
Hi, I collect music cds and lps(vintage & modern) well, not too modern since vinyl is pretty much over. I really should convert my vinyl into cds. Of course this could be pretty expensive being that my record collection is about 2000 strong. I guess I need to think in terms of mp3s, who knows...Yes, I'm a music lover.
Thanks for linking me! I'll be visiting often.
I have a small cd collection, but haven't really added to it much in recent years. I used to have over 100 cassette tapes, but got rid of most of them.
I'm also a book hound as you will know by reading my recent posts. I just can't resist buying books so as a result have accumulated quite a collection. As a result, my reading list is always long.
After my separation & divorce I got into vintage video games, classic Atari 2600 & Nintendo.
I used to be an avid baseball card & autograph collector too, but have lost interest in it in the last 10 years or so.
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