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⌈ Secret Post #6886 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's on your holiday wishlist?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe a small fire extinguisher for your apartment, if you don't have one already.

I'm in the same boat, down to asking for kitchen utensils. I want a new cutting board, wooden, to replace the scraped and warped (won't lay flat anymore) plastic one I have, and a new thermos, because on all the ones I own the press-button-to-open-spout-for-pouring mechanism is broken.

I've also been thinking of asking for more good quality everyday stuff in general. Take Post-Its: they have better paper, and stick and come off as needed, than cheap or novelty sticky notes. But every time I stand before the selection in the store, I just cannot bring myself to spend twice the amount of money on brand sticky notes over the cheap kind, and then I regret it when I have to use them. Post-Its, cellotape, band-aids (anything that is supposed to stick, really), but also Sharpies, brand tissues that are soft on the nose and don't dissolve in the washing machine if you forget them in your pocket, ... Kind of stupid, but they are nicer to use than the cheap stuff.

Re: What's on your holiday wishlist?

[(Anonymous)]

You're so right about everyday things being nicer to use when they're better quality. Some stuff is ok to skimp on or get the generic, but sometimes it genuinely is worth getting the more expensive stuff because it's just better.