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I was in touch with a local luthier (guitar repairman and designer) and I started to visit him frequently. Sometimes I got my guitar modded, sometimes traded some stuff with him like pedals, keyboards...
One day he called and said he was going to move away, and wanted to give away his album collection. 100+ CD's, cassettes, movie and document DVD's, mostly original and in very mint condition. Rock, jazz, classical, all kinds of genres had he. I went to his house and returned home with 3 big grocery store bags!
That was 2 years ago and there still are stuff that needs to be listened and watched. Whenever I think about this, it gives me smile and want to do the same thing.
Thanks to him.
That's so cool.
When I moved in May I gave away about half of my comic book collection, about 90% of it to parents who wanted them for their kids. It's my hope they have similar feelings and just find things in there that inspire them and make them happy for years to come.
It took me 5 trips to carry those 112 books home. I can't even imagine how much time it will take for me to read them all.