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robotmoxie:
also suggest other cool (read: USEFUL & AESTHETICALLY NEAT) shit that i could put into my home
warm light christmas lights. hear me out - you stick them to the wal and turn them on and all the other lights off when it’s REALLY dark and you’re just watching tv late with snacks, trust me, it is the good shit.relatively cheap too and lots of options. i got mine from ikea
really, take a trip to an ikea i know all the stereotypes or whatever but the prices are low and not everything is diy and if you don’t see something you’re going to buy you’ll see something you’ll like and think about buying from somewhere else.
i think kitchen scales and measuring jugs are super handy, i also recommend a slow cooker (cheaper than you’d think!), an electric frypan, one of those cheapo blenders once you read up a bit about how to use them for smoothies, and small bowls. it’s the good shit trust me about small bowls you put small amounts of snacks in them and only eat that much . good
warm light lamps i can’t stress how much better warm light is for a lamp than a cool light
reed scent infusers if you get the right kind can be super cheap and last super long
spices
an outdoor couch
lots of shelves
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akaviri-sex-hotlines-official:
robotmoxie:
also suggest other cool (read: USEFUL & AESTHETICALLY NEAT) shit that i could put into my home
warm light christmas lights. hear me out - you stick them to the wal and turn them on and all the other lights off when it’s REALLY dark and you’re just watching tv late with snacks, trust me, it is the good shit.relatively cheap too and lots of options. i got mine from ikea
really, take a trip to an ikea i know all the stereotypes or whatever but the prices are low and not everything is diy and if you don’t see something you’re going to buy you’ll see something you’ll like and think about buying from somewhere else.
i think kitchen scales and measuring jugs are super handy, i also recommend a slow cooker (cheaper than you’d think!), an electric frypan, one of those cheapo blenders once you read up a bit about how to use them for smoothies, and small bowls. it’s the good shit trust me about small bowls you put small amounts of snacks in them and only eat that much . good
warm light lamps i can’t stress how much better warm light is for a lamp than a cool light
reed scent infusers if you get the right kind can be super cheap and last super long
spices
an outdoor couch
lots of shelves
(Your picture was not posted)
