Cmoneyspinner
I’m not trying to sound sexist but most women are this way. They usually don’t buy things they “want” for themselves. They will buy what they think they “need”. But if it’s something they want, then that’s sort of considered a luxury and they just can’t allow themselves to be pampered. It would make them feel guilty because after all, everybody else must come first.
Take me, for instance. There are items that are on my wishlist that would be fun to have in my kitchen. But even though I see them in the store or when I’m doing online window shopping, and sometimes they are even ON SALE at a great price, and some of them aren’t even that expensive anyway … I won’t buy them for myself. I’ll just stare at them, heave a huge sigh, and then walk away. But if someone surprises me and gets any one of those products as a gift for me, then I am overjoyed. Here are a few items on My Home and Kitchen Wish List. (I have more, but I narrowed it down to 10 items.)
Are any or all of these on your list?
Is there anything else I should wish for?
A good choice for a gift.
Indeed! I think it is very practical.
we have one – must have!!!!
I knew it! As soon as I saw it, I thought, “This is going on my wishlist.”
from making noodles, to making tea it is a must have