Did ya ever notice that stampers rarely complain of boredom?

Amen to that ! 

When friends call, and say "What ya doin?"  then retort themselves "Don't tell me, you're stamping"
Still have not unpacked some stamps purchased 10 years ago,
when the Aussie dollar was on par with the greenback,  Gee wasn't that nice.

Has taken me to genealogy,  and my last route, awaiting testing my DNA, see if I am of an original Briton, or a danged Anglo Saxon.

rod222 said;
Imagine this - DNA shows we are part Viking. I always wondered where that “son” at the end of our family name came from and how short, red-headed me ended up with a tall, blond sister! No wonder Scandinavian stamps are so appealing to me - like calls to like, eh?

Having been retired for three years, I live in a van down by the river. My diet is government surplus cheese.🧀😄

Stamp collecting is a pleasurable hobby. I like studying them, reading posts and communicating with you all about the subject matter.😎

Boy, did that strike a chord. My home club's Spring Sale and Show is coming up in a few weeks and I realized today I still haven't unpacked, yet alone curated, most of the stamps I got at the Fall Show (or at many of the club bourses and auctions in the months since). Bored? No time. That's actualy the problem. Instead of dealing with an increasing accumulation of German States or whatnot, I get sidetracked with researching, reading about, or just playing with the latest 'fun' purchase that arrived in the mail.

I just realized that I also need to spend some time updating want lists so I don't buy the same stamp twice (happens too often).