I want this:
Which I can wish for here, because it will be sold by the time I post this.
This Wishlist thing is sort of fun.
- A poet would a-wishing go . . . Robert Frost
I have debated about this for some time. I don't want ads on my website. I am not poor, just broke; on a limited (disability) income, every penny counts -- and fantasies can be nourishing. Thus, Wish List.
Below, you will find the Amazon Honor System; my Amazon Wish List; and as alternatives, DropCash and a PayPal donate button.
Contribute if you like, but know that visiting and reading my sites is the best contribution you can make.
Wouldn't it be great if your favorite catalogs had wish lists? Mine don't, but in the interests of fantasy, I'm going to make my own and publish them here.
What I Want For Solstice
This redesign of the lovely but not substantial Reader's Table "will
hold a book . . . up to 25 pounds, or a laptop" and "adjusts easily
from 29 1/2" to 38 1/4" high" -- the perfect solution for my living
room nest. At $178, dream on . . .
Levenger
Lovely, well-made, useful things. This, for example (in dark cherry):
Or, truly extravagant, but useful none-the-less (again in dark cherry):
I covet the base, one tall and one medium section -- $432!! Not likely.
I do recommend this catalog, though. When I was working, I ordered from them regularly, and still do when I can manage it. I've been unhappy only once, and they immediately refunded my money.
FRIDAY CAT BLOGGING
If I were to wish for anything, I should not wish for wealth and power, but for the passionate sense of the potential, for the eye which, ever young and ardent, sees the possible. Pleasure disappoints, possibility never. And what wine is so sparkling, what so fragrant, what so intoxicating, as possibility! Soren Kierkegaard
