Hey everyone, hope everyone has been well. Had some returns today in the mailbox after the mail had a 3 day weekend. First I got back Mr. Steve Farr on a 1991 Topps in 7 days. Mr. Farr did answer one of my questions about facing Wade Boggs more than any other hitter in his career other than Rickey Henderson and keeping Wade below a .300 hitter. For anyone that would be a remarkable achievement in my book. Next I got back Mr. Paul Assenmacher on a 1991 in 14 days. He answered both my included questions and signed the enclosed questions as well. Last I got back Mr. Ryne Sandberg in 11 days with a 5 dollar donation. This is my second success with him in the 1991 Topps set, as I got his Record Breaker card signed as well. I will write to him again to get the AS card signed as well. He did not return my included questions. I started this hobby in December of 2009 for my dad as he was fighting cancer, and now over 10 years later according to my spreadsheet I am 2 away from recording my 1000 TTM success. I know I have surpassed it already and forgot to capture some success here and there, but to see the number come up is pretty amazing and looking back at some of the successes is fun as well, from Robin Roberts, Banks, Doerr, Shantz, Musial, Monte Irvin, Al Kaline and so many others that my dad grew up watching to working on this 1991 Topps set has been a range of emotion. I got to connect with my dad on a day to day basis on the successes he received or didn't, to going through the notebooks with him of pages and pages of letters and stories from his hero's, to losing my dad and what is next with this hobby. Then having a son and watching him grow up and knowing one day he may also have the fun and memories that I have. Sorry for the long winded post, just wanted to share the thoughts of a TTM'er. Happy Collecting everyone and thanks for everyone continuing to pull this thread up, reading it and replying from time to time. Means a lot. - James