Collecting Cartoon Badges

Collecting cartoon badges is a cute and fun hobby that fills my desk with colorful treasures, and it’s a hobby I share with my best friend. I started my collection with a small Pokémon badge my aunt gave me for my birthday, and now I have over 50 cartoon badges—including My Neighbor Totoro, SpongeBob SquarePants, Disney princesses and Studio Ghibli characters. I buy them from stationery shops, toy stores and online stores, and I also trade duplicate badges with my best friend. I keep the badges in a small metal box on my desk, and I love to pin them on my school bag, pencil case and coat, adding a bright and cute touch to my daily things. Every badge has a small story: some are gifts from family and friends, some are souvenirs from my trips, and some are prizes from playing games at the amusement park. This hobby teaches me to care for the small things I love, and it’s a quiet way to relax after studying—just looking at the cute cartoon badges makes my mood bright and happy.

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