Material Goods

Introduction

I have always tried to avoid getting hung up on wanting money or material goods. Then I sometimes beat myself up for not having any, feeling ashamed for not achieving materially the way my peers have. I tend to be bit puritanical deliberately doing without. Here, I thought I would just have a little fun dreaming up what sorts of material goods would be pleasant to have.

The List

Repair my laser printer.
A sturdy ergonomic chair.
A large wrap-around desk with ample book space.
A real Tiffany ceiling or floor lamp, or an accurate museum quality copy.
A large flat panel display.
A Itanium computer with 1 gig of RAM (Random Access Memory).
Brightly coloured socks and underwear.
A cabin overlooking the ocean or a lake.
An enclosed recumbent bicycle.
An electric or hydrogen powered two-seated vehicle for buying groceries.
A Tempurpedic bed. It has a covering that makes it less likely your limbs will go numb.
Organic, fresh, vegetarian meals.
A conservatory you walk through to enter my dwelling. Orchids and citrus trees grow there.
Travel to Thailand, the Philipines, Indonesia, Africa, the Carribean, Atlanta and Europe.

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