a running list of things that i want or plan to buy, or otherwise acquire
like the journals, this is basically something between a braindump and a reference for myself. after all, why keep my budget in my head when i could share it to the world?
household purchases
kitchen
- electric kettle
- cooking pot - 1 big, 1 medium,
1 small - drawer/bench organisers
- plates
- cups and glasses
drying rack for dishesmicrowave
bathroom
- bath mat
- grippy mat for shower floor
- shower chair
- stick-on shelves
living spaces (including bedroom)
- cushions
blackout curtainsshoe rack- shelves and hooks
table for art workstation- pegs
- floor mat for office chair
wishlists
living a lie-sit-stand life is very aspirational to me, if i could replace all my furniture with pillows. in that vein, i'm looking at convertible furniture. some more typical, like sofa beds, but i've been incredibly tempted by this desk. i also can't shake the fear of moving regularly, so everything i look at either has to pack down very easily or be moved as a single unit. i have finally learned the lesson that cube shelves strove to teach me.
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- sofa bed
- convertible chair
- this hat rack
- tension mount rack/organiser set
- this chair with a fold-out leg rest
- sit/stand desk, particularly because it's lever-activated not electric
- sit/stand desk with a handle, i actually can't decide which one i want
- this would absolutely be an art station
- this chair just looks comfy
- stool with storage
- these sound-absorbing screens
- coffee table with storage
nice to have
- driving lessons
- (used) car
- (used) caravan
everyday essentials
- cancer council daily moisturiser matte finish sunscreen
- bepanthen antiseptic cream
- vitamin d supplement
- iron supplement
- antiperspirant/deodorant
ongoing costs (per month)
utilities
- internet - $74
- phone - $13 (starting 26/02)
- electricity - $47
- rent - $1308
direct consumption (budget)
- food - $300
- medicines - $100
- supplements - $29
- bathing and shower - $30
- household cleaning - $15