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11-02-2011, 12:23 PM
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I would not leave my son my complete collection if he was the biggest collector in the world. It would be unfair to him. The joy in collecting is the sets you complete yourself and the relationships you make along the way. I am unsure that if I could present to my children an opportunity to live a life of nothing but luxury I would do so. There is glory in the process, in seeing the victories and overcoming the failures and understanding the blessings of friends and family who stick with you no matter what.
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