The journey began in Taiwan (2017) after discovering stamps at MRT stations. What started as simple curiosity slowly became a meaningful way to preserve moments and places through tiny pieces of ink.

Stamp collecting is more than just a hobby. Each stamp serves as a keepsake, a small reminder of where I have been and what I experienced. In many ways, it feels like journaling. It’s a visual diary of places visited and experiences collected along the way. Every stamped page tells a story, turning ordinary outings into lasting memories.

One of the most memorable moments in my stamp journey was when I first started the group there was no one in it but I met someone in A Day Fahrenheit88 and asked her to join and she did. And from there, she asked more friends to join and posted on the page. Even though I can no longer remember who she was, that interaction remains an unforgettable part of my journey, the very first connection with another stamper.

What I love most about the stamp community is the welcoming atmosphere. Despite everyone coming from different backgrounds, there is a surprising sense of familiarity and shared understanding among members. The community feels connected not only by stamps, but also by common interests, thoughts, and experiences.

To fellow stamp hunters: “Keep on stamping and collect more memories.”