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   PS good for you for stopping writing.  It is blood money.  Well it's   
   not if you trash the letters... and don't use it for profit.  Also if   
   they are not in for life they could find something in their letters of   
   promise and pay you a visit.  Or have friends who are insane on the   
   outside too...  it's just not worth it.  But that's my personal   
   opinion.   
      
   On Mon, 2 Mar 2009 05:36:30 -0800 (PST), traciantifashion@yahoo.com   
   wrote:   
      
   >On Feb 12, 2:08 pm, Sue H  wrote:   
   >> I was hoping people would add to this. I am contemplating a new area   
   >> of collecting or two (I am bored with same old actors etc).  I was   
   >> thinking REAL live people who did REAL things.  I like to collect   
   >> areas rather than all over the place.  So I thought of some areas to   
   >> collect from and thoughts maybe others would like to add to it.  I   
   >> will start with some things people already collect I find interesting.   
   >>   
   >> Women's Baseball   
   >> the Negro League Baseball   
   >> Medal of Honor Winners   
   >> Tuskeegee Airmen   
   >> Titanic Survivors   
   >> Air Heroes (like Chuck Yeager)   
   >> Mountaineers   
   >> Ocean Explorers   
   >> Egyptologists   
   >> Medical Inventors (my friend suggested this like Jarvic)   
   >> Video Game Pioneers (my friend starting a collection of this)   
   >> Notorious Buisness Execs (like those in the news now)   
   >> Big Business Leaders (like Trump)   
   >   
   >I have a collection of signitures from famous criminals. I stopped   
   >writing tho after I took a good hard look at what I was doing. I   
   >figured it was blood money. But they do write back....full letters   
   >usually.   
      
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