Hahahaha I'm really late to this party. I guess I'm being frugal but also obsessively researching everything so I try and buy things for life.
Here's what I bought recently: 1. High end hammock camping equipment (I'm trying to move away from tent on-ground camping) 2. High end trail cooking equipment. 3. Tools that'll last beyond my lifetime - Knipex, PB Swiss, Wera 4. 100% fine Merino wool sweaters, socks 5. Cast iron cookware 6. Artisanal soap for gifts 7. Books by Harold McGee - Nose Dive, Esther Perel - Mating in captivity 8. Switching to premium raw food for my two cats. I'm very curious about how a lot of folks are collecting perfumes, and especially curious about Nishant Shah buying time - I think I'd like to try buying time for myself too - but less in terms of hiring and outsourcing and more in terms of very efficient machinery that takes away the drudgery of mundane work. I guess it helps to be curious and wonder about how cool good machinery, tools and products are. Even something as simple as dish soap. Happy holidays folks. On Mon, 7 Dec 2020, 10:14 Udhay Shankar N, <ud...@pobox.com> wrote: > Like it says. I know there are similar threads out there on reddit etc - > this question is for silklisters. :) > > My list: > - Computers. Every 5 years or so I replace my computer with the best specs > I can afford. > - Fragrance. I look at these as art and collect them for regular use. > - Good gin/vodka. Nuff said. > > Udhay > > -- > > ((Udhay Shankar N)) ((udhay @ pobox.com)) ((www.digeratus.com)) >
