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I know a few members here from around the Interwebs, and I look forward to getting to know many more.
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02:31:23pm
Welcome Zuzu! We love newbies here. Lots of folk to help you with literally centuries of collecting experience and knowledge to draw upon. Don't hesitate to ask anything, no matter how trivial you think it may be (one person's trivial is another's obsession).
Enjoy yourself here!
Bobby
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ZuZu,
the initial flitting is perfectly common. it is often followed by midlevel flitting; which, in turn, is followed by aged flitting. Occasionally we find a few things that really capture our interest and stick, but then we see this really pretty piece of paper and it's off to the races. If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process.
Resistance is futile
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"the initial flitting is perfectly common. it is often followed by midlevel flitting; which, in turn, is followed by aged flitting. Occasionally we find a few things that really capture our interest and stick, but then we see this really pretty piece of paper and it's off to the races. If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process.
Resistance is futile
"
Welcome aboard ZuZu.... we all may have been born to be philatelist, but none born as..... we were all newbies at one time
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Thank you for the warm welcomes!
"If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process."
It took me many years, but I've come to believe this is true in many areas.
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Hey Zuzu,
Welcome to SOR!
Lots of knowledge here, so if you have any questions, ask away...
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07:15:52am
Hello and welcome Zuzu!
Alyn
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Welcome aboard the SOR stamp collecting ship, Zuzu, where you will meet many fine collector's full of more information than you will ever want to know.
Part of ADD is the fact that it allows us to keep from getting bored with just one little aspect of stamp collecting and to be so easily distracted from stamp to stamp.
Mike
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Welcome "zuzu".
Please stay a spell. Stamporama has
an extremely high threshold of tolerance
for those of us who are not paying attention.
(I put on my hockey gloves whenever
my knuckles might be rapped.)
John Derry
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Hi Zuzu
Welcome to Stamporama
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02:02:04pm
I'm a fairly new collector just within the past year or so, and I'm still figuring out where my collecting interests lie. I tend to flit around from this to that fairly often... a symptom of my ADD.
I know a few members here from around the Interwebs, and I look forward to getting to know many more.
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They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. -Benjamin Franklin
24 Mar 2014
02:31:23pm
re: Hello from Nebraska
Welcome Zuzu! We love newbies here. Lots of folk to help you with literally centuries of collecting experience and knowledge to draw upon. Don't hesitate to ask anything, no matter how trivial you think it may be (one person's trivial is another's obsession).
Enjoy yourself here!
Bobby
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re: Hello from Nebraska
ZuZu,
the initial flitting is perfectly common. it is often followed by midlevel flitting; which, in turn, is followed by aged flitting. Occasionally we find a few things that really capture our interest and stick, but then we see this really pretty piece of paper and it's off to the races. If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process.
Resistance is futile
David
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re: Hello from Nebraska
"the initial flitting is perfectly common. it is often followed by midlevel flitting; which, in turn, is followed by aged flitting. Occasionally we find a few things that really capture our interest and stick, but then we see this really pretty piece of paper and it's off to the races. If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process.
Resistance is futile
"
Welcome aboard ZuZu.... we all may have been born to be philatelist, but none born as..... we were all newbies at one time
Mike
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11:05:16pm
re: Hello from Nebraska
Thank you for the warm welcomes!
"If you truly have ADD, i think it can only benefit the process."
It took me many years, but I've come to believe this is true in many areas.
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re: Hello from Nebraska
Hey Zuzu,
Welcome to SOR!
Lots of knowledge here, so if you have any questions, ask away...
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25 Mar 2014
07:15:52am
re: Hello from Nebraska
Hello and welcome Zuzu!
Alyn
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re: Hello from Nebraska
Welcome aboard the SOR stamp collecting ship, Zuzu, where you will meet many fine collector's full of more information than you will ever want to know.
Part of ADD is the fact that it allows us to keep from getting bored with just one little aspect of stamp collecting and to be so easily distracted from stamp to stamp.
Mike
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25 Mar 2014
03:52:08pm
re: Hello from Nebraska
Welcome "zuzu".
Please stay a spell. Stamporama has
an extremely high threshold of tolerance
for those of us who are not paying attention.
(I put on my hockey gloves whenever
my knuckles might be rapped.)
John Derry
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re: Hello from Nebraska
Hi Zuzu
Welcome to Stamporama
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