A few of mine are Kleenex, band-aids, ziplock bags, and paper towels.
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Former poor kids: what are some things you have in your house that you *never* had as a kid, things your not-poor friends would never consider luxuries?
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Space heater, books not from the library, vegetables not from a can.
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Vegetables! For the first few years on my own, I was like, “What the fuck do I do with these?”
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New to life as an adult: *Clothes unworn by another *Bath bubbles *shoes that fit & more than 1 pair *more than mayo & beer in my fridge *consistent heat source *wash cloths in more places than my kitchen *kleenex *beverages that don’t come out of the kitchen faucet *lotion
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Hand me downs were kind of fun when they came from a family other than yours though. It was a “free surprise”
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Books we own, fruit, matching glasses
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Fruit! For some reason the only fruit I remember having as a kid was grapes. Were grapes extra cheap in the 80s?
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A fridge with a water dispenser on the door
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I have this now and I feel like a robber every time I use it.
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Hand soap in the bathrooms, candles, plants.
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