Ionysis
Brilliant_Rock
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Same with the back which is one of the reasons I don’t sleep well!My back to stop hurting but since that will never happen, i would say a horse.
I want a house that never needs anything fixed.....and never needs cleaning......
I’ve been thinking about this question for a few days and I can honestly say there is really nothing, materialistically, that I’ve always wanted and can’t/don’t have. I guess that means I either have strangely few wants or that I have everything I want…
I’ve been really trying to enjoy what I have and streamline to those which bring me greatest pleasure.
But I would love to own the discontinued extra small Cartier trinity band in size 57 if anyone comes across one
I have dreamt of having a bi-weekly house cleaner for the longest time. I keep a tidy house, but man I would love someone to just help kick it up that one notch to spotless. I just can’t pull the trigger and hire someone… I told myself when I reach $x in income, then I’ll do it.. I reach that goal and then push the goal post out a little more.
At the very least, maybe pushing it off helped me to reach my income and retirement goals lol.
~ M ~
A Kitchen Aid mixer. I’ve always wanted one but I don’t really need one. I think they look so cool. For me it represents the ultimate kitchen gadget.
Thanks for the support! I do have a couple of recommendations from my neighbors and friends to work with. I’ve been compiling my list for a long timeI would do it.…. Finding someone to clean, that you trust, can be a challenge, but once you do, don't let them go!
@Kim N - Agree..it does get harder to make good friends. Is it because people are pickier? They don't want to make the effort, because all is good in their world?
Judgy? Or maybe they are happy the way they are?
I wouldn't mind meeting more new people, makes life interesting.
This is me, with a side of Missy’s husband’s practical answer. Because I’m frugal, I take a loooong time to pull the trigger on buying things so half the time I just never do. I like nice jewelry and handbags but I hit a saturation point. Now I’m trying to buy things that make life easier like a cordless vacuum. I’ve been talking about it for 5 months and it’s time ( though funnily enough, the Dyson I’m looking at has a trigger which some reviewers found annoying ).
Sleep is an issue for me as well. Ugh
My back to stop hurting but since that will never happen, i would say a horse.
A clean and organized home. I can thank my husband and his ADHD/5 million hobbies for that.
To be thin!
I want a house that never needs anything fixed.....and never needs cleaning......
So I’m going to bring two posts together. I have anxiety and low self esteem but I manage to shove myself out there even though I am usually uncomfortable. Our son was a B1G college football player and I became the team mom which is unusual at that level ( highest level of American college sports ). I just put myself out there with the other parents and invited them to tailgates and shared travel info so we could all enjoy this amazing experience together. Now, 6 years after our son graduated, we are still close with 5 couples we met through that experience and we travel together and meet for dinner and shows. If we had been unwilling to put in the time to get to know these people that all we had in common was sons playing football, we would have missed out on lifelong friendships. I could never not be open to meeting new people.
@MissGotRocks and @ringbling17, I wish I’d seen your posts before I purchased my nieces shower gifts. She had the Kitchen Aid Mixer on her registry. I had no idea this was such a sought after item.
Bedroom furniture. Our set is 25 years old. It totally bugs me, but I find I’d rather decorate rooms that other people see.
We are using my husband’s late Grandmother’s mahogany dressers from the 1940’s. We got them as we were building our house in 1998 and I always planned on replacing them but never did for the same reason- no one sees them!
We joke that it’s the furniture we want to fall apart and yet it doesnt’!
A Kitchen Aid mixer. I’ve always wanted one but I don’t really need one. I think they look so cool. For me it represents the ultimate kitchen gadget.
Something for *yourself* that's actually within reach (i.e. not world peace or winning the lottery). It can be jewelry or absolutely anything else.
I go back n' forth on re-setting my soli. Paralysis analysis strikes me, so I walk away from the project. And then I see some lovely re-sets here, and I muse on it again. And walk away. There is zero logic in this behaviour.