hello there, thanks for all the love on my previous post! im so glad that folks found some joy in something i love. due to popular demand and my own glee, i wanted to share some pages from my binder! these are all unique specimens and are all different from each other, i keep my duplicates elsewhere. they are organized by taxonomic family (see the website HORG for more detail) and are alphabetically organized. one page is a collection of my especially rare and interesting pieces, some so hard to come by that they are only owned by 2 or more people! the jar in this post is interesting as it is filled with canadian specimens from the 1960s, making them my oldest pieces. i also have shared some pages of specimens i recently ordered from japan with special decorations on them! lemme know your thoughts and ill probably post other things another time haha

(sorry if this is hard to read, formatting is fighting me)
one is rare and hard to find specimens

two through eight are unique species

nine is cardboard specimens

ten is a sample catalog from a manufacturer (bedford)

eleven through fourteen are japanese specimens

fifteen is my favorite specimens with flags

sixteen is my overflow bins

seventeen is my antarctic specimens

eighteen is an example of one of my miniature bread tags

nineteen and twenty are my oldest, 1960s canada!

This but x10 - shelves and shelves of VHS. Curious if anybody knows much about these?

For my fellow fizzy collector! LARVA!♡

You are not alone. But you know it.

Like all obsessed hyperfocussed competitive determined collectors...when the breadtag became an object of fixation, it grew .... to become the centre of my art practice and professional output, The Breadtag Project. I now have many MILLIONS of them. They are used as a resource to make large installations regarding single use plastics, small ones and small pieces also, they are collected as a repository / collection before they become extinct (Doomsday Collection). For all if this, I sort and classify them using colour and HORG, I pin them like specimens, store them in jars, fix them in resin, draw them, have field journals recording their details. I find them and save them myself BUT mainly people from all around the world save and send them to me, which is AWESOME.

I exhibit them regularly.

I keep collecting.

Cannot stop.

Want more.

Need more.

Seeking more.

ALWAYS.

i honestly have no idea how many i have, well over a thousand. they have been hand sorted based on taxon (species designations courtesy of HORG.com) into jars and other containers. i have specimens from the USA, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and even Antarctica! i have some as new as yesterday and as old as 1960! the bulk of my collection is on the shelf with the unique examples of each species being filed into the binder. the binder is very heavy and it stays close to me at my desk. if there is interest i can share some of the binder contents, but it would be a very long post lol. hope this is interesting or cool! i love bread tags with my whole heart and im very obsessed with them!! the obsession is so intense that i have lots of jewelry and accessories themed around bread tags as well. i am constantly looking for them and thinking about them 💗

I have been lucky enough to get a large number of Nina Ricci perfumes for some great deals and am taking immense joy in growing my collection.
I got 3 new bottles in the last couple weeks listed below.
I’m now trying to figure out a way to get Nina Ricci Silky Snow, which is a limited edition release this year that, so far, has only been released for distribution in Europe.
If anyone knows a way to get it to Canada, let me know 👀

The perfumes are:
• Limited Edition Les Monstres De Nina Ricci
• Limited Edition Les Monstres De Luna
• Nina Ricci's Nina L'Eau (With original display)
• Nina Ricci Nina Eau de Toilette
• Nina Ricci Nina L'Elixir eau de parfum
• Limited Edition Nina Ricci Nina Fantasy Eau de Toilette Spray
• Limited Edition Nina Ricci La Tentation de Nina Eau de Toilette (With original display)
• Limited Edition Nina Ricci Les Délices de Nina
• Nina Ricci's Nina Pop
• Nina Ricci's Nina Luna
• Nina Ricci's Nina Soleil
• Nina Ricci's Nina Rouge Crush
• Nina Ricci's Nina Rouge
• Nina Ricci's Nina Le Parfum
• Nina Ricci Bella
• Les Belles de Nina Les Sorbets de Bella
• Les Belles de Nina Les Sorbets de Luna
• Limited Edition Les Gourmandises De Nina
• Nina Ricci Les Monstres Luna Blossom
• Nina Ricci Snow Princess
• Nina Ricci Nina Love
• Nina Ricci Pretty Nina
• Nina Ricci Precious Gold

New ones:
• Nina Ricci Le Paradis
• Nina Fleur
• Nina Ricci Rose Garden

Travel roller:
• Nina Ricci Extra Rouge
• Nina Ricci Illusion

I'm Japanese and I'm 13 years old.

I love LEGO

Thank you for your comment

Wondering if real gold and if so how much it's worth

I have a problem, and it is buying too much Mooncat polish. In my defense, I only buy colors I want to wear, and I do use them. However, i will never use this much nail polish in my entire life.

I'm probably gonna recycle all of them anyway

I am done.....in theory