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⌈ Secret Post #3981 ⌋

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Re: What are some good, practical things to ask for...

[(Anonymous)]

What are some things you find yourself wishing you had (or had a better quality version of) but feel reluctant to spend money on?

Anything cooking-related?
Bedding or towels?
A vacuum?
Luggage?

Otherwise, there's always a gift certificate to some place where you can buy something like a lamp, or someplace where you can buy toilet paper or groceries. When I was in grad school and had no money, my parents would give me a gift card to the grocery store for my birthday. That sounds unexciting, but it was always for slightly more than I spent on groceries in a month, so I got a month of food for free with a little extra to treat myself, and that was wonderful.

In the past, I've asked for a decent toaster, good-quality kitchen knives, and a stock pot. I've also gotten a drip coffee maker, bed sheets, a blanket, a collapsible snow shovel to keep in the car, and extra bath towels, all of which were welcome.