Any Bookmarks Collectors Out There
 

Anyone else collect those paper things used to mark your place a book? Would be
interested in trading, if anyone is so inclined.

Anyone else collect those paper things used to mark your place a book?
Would be
interested in trading, if anyone is so inclined.

I actually just recently started collecting bookmarks, so I don't really
have very many. I've worked at a library for almost 3 years now and we find
tons of bookmarks that end up in the lost and found. When nobody claims
them, we can have them. I've been collecting any bookmark, whether a simple
plaing paper one or fancier ones. I'd be interested to know how you store
your bookmarks. As I just started, I just keep mine in a long envelope.

"Alyson" wrote in message
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Anyone else collect those paper things used to mark your place a book?
Would be
interested in trading, if anyone is so inclined.

I actually just recently started collecting bookmarks, so I don't really
have very many. I've worked at a library for almost 3 years now and we
find
tons of bookmarks that end up in the lost and found. When nobody claims
them, we can have them. I've been collecting any bookmark, whether a
simple
plaing paper one or fancier ones. I'd be interested to know how you store
your bookmarks. As I just started, I just keep mine in a long envelope.

My friends and family know that bookmarks always make perfect gifts for me,
so I have a couple of dozen or so. Some are cartoonish. I keep extras in a
long envelope pinned to my bulletin board so they're easier to find.

I've learned through experience that if a bookmark comes with a tassel tied
to it, remove it. Otherwise, the tassel will snag on something and pull out
the bookmark, and then you've lost your space. Argh!