To carry on your analogy, I believe the original question was more similar to: I have farmland that's currently completely saturated with a variety of bountiful crops, but every day I'm finding these new seeds that seem like they would make for even better crops, and that seem like genuinely fun things to plant. However, as excited as I am about planting them, I don't have the resources—my farmland is full. How do I store the seeds in a way that will persist the level of excitement I had about them, so that when I reap one of my crops, I can pick the next idea to follow from my piles of packets?
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To carry on your analogy, I believe the original question was more similar to: I have farmland that's currently completely saturated with a variety of bountiful crops, but every day I'm finding these new seeds that seem like they would make for even better crops, and that seem like genuinely fun things to plant. However, as excited as I am about planting them, I don't have the resources—my farmland is full. How do I store the seeds in a way that will persist the level of excitement I had about them, so that when I reap one of my crops, I can pick the next idea to follow from my piles of packets?