Can you resist seedling donations?

I am already growing 7 different varities of tomato.  Two each of Aranyalma, Cuban Flower, Principe Borghese, Essex Wonder and Golden Grape, plus 1 each of Stupice and Aurora.  I don't have a greenhouse or poly tunnel, so these all need to be outside, some in pots, some directly in the soil.

Whilst visiting our London office, a colleague brought in a selection of surplus tomato seedlings.  She had grown whole packets with her 2 children.  Would I like some?

Well, hard to turn down.  So I packed up 1 each of Golden Sunrise and Super Marmande and stuffed them into a spare wine carrier.  Only problem was the journey home.  I then had to go to Brighton for a meeting, before coming back to London and then home to Yorkshire.  As well as the tomato plants I was accompanied by an overnight case, a briefcase, a large handbag and an umbrella.  Still they survived their trip to the seaside before returning north and being juggled with the rest of the luggage on their train and tube journeys without looking too limp.  A new perspective on food miles! I will see how they do.

I am going to return the compliment with a couple of celeriac seedlings when they are large enough to transplant.  They will be going south.

I think it is a bit like seed catalogue browsing.  You just can't help it and it is so hard to say no.  Is anyone else afflicted in a similar way?