wishlists, take 2
so, because somebody is horrible at taking hints, i've rewritten my wishlists, combined a few, and am readily making this available.
1) A new light for the front porch
2) A couple silicone heat-resistant (500-650 degree) and dishwasher safe spatulas and cooking spoons.
3) A dishwasher-safe, non-porous cutting board, not too giant, not too small.
Since it's a wish list
4) new comfy dress shoes (1pr brown, 1pr black, preferably oxfords so i can dress up or down)
5) a new shirt and tie, maybe. and a couple new pairs of dockers/dress pants. (i'm down to 2). (avail. at Kohls, Target, etc)
More expensive stuff that I dont ever expect unless someone wins the lottery:
6) money to get my will done or free legal services (lawyer friends, anybody?)
7) I suppose a new iBook battery would be nice.
Fun, non-computer "wants":
Any JL or Batman/Superman 5" animated figures (or planes, cars, motorcycles) are always a good idea.
Pokemon are not.
I also need a Kamrat letter 't' from Ikea, too.
Frames for my Dan Davis and Phil Moy art would be nice.
You see, wish lists arent any fun when they're basically your needs. When you're a kid, you write everything and anything down in hopes you might get some of it. Now, I dont care as much about things I dont need, and the items I want are generally more expensive things I'll buy myself, eventually. The wants are much more pricey, and impractical as gifts.
Making a wishlist as an adult isnt like pulling out the JCPenney catalog toy section. There's plenty I wish for... a new washing machine, etc... and plenty I lust after, like a new widescreen hdtv or a new computer. I just cant justify the expense, and it's not necessary, so why put it down.
So, my list is nearly bare.