Items that you do not know what to do with

Send them to me.  

Edit: These perfins are from the University of Illinois I believe.

I'm constantly finding oddball items, such as these, while I am putting my country albums together. I guess the difference with me is that I actively look for these items as well. These are the types of items for which I learned the use of the Album Easy program. It just takes a couple minutes to create a new page for items like this. Sometimes I will integrate them with the page that originally included the single stamps, and sometimes they require a page by themselves, like these blocks would.

I would however, include the page I made for these in with the other pages of perfins rather than with the Special Delivery stamps. To me the interest is in them being multiples of perfins.

Here is a page I created, for my Belgium collection, with a similar issue. I had The block of Leopold III issues, and didn't have a clue what to do with it. Ideally I would create pages for the advertising labels themselves, but since this is the only example I have I decided to build it in to the set, so I redesigned the Steiner page that had the rest of the set on it, to include the block.

I wholeheartedly agree.  I liken stamp collecting almost to art. Some people enjoy painting by numbers, and others prefer a more individualistic approach. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy looking at everyone's personal effort. Stamp collecting is a very forgiving hobby in my opinion. Absolutely no right or wrong way to do it.

Adding in all the oddball items accomplishes a few things. One, like you pointed out, is that it makes a collection uniquely your own. For me, it also allows me to use up and incorporate, items that many collectors would simply discard as  duplicates, or items that don't fit. 

Since starting my worldwide collection I've adopted the philosophy of not allowing the album, or album spaces, define what I collect, but rather letting my collection define what my album, or pages will look like. Even if I come to a point where I might finish a set, I still have the option of creating more spaces in order to expand and use what I have.

I applaud others who have limited their collection and can stick with it. I am the opposite, I use to limit myself, and now I feel freer than ever, being able to explore everything, every avenue.