grommet
Well-Known Member
Sorry for the title but I have heard many people use it before and it does seems to describe well the things we love.
I am very pleased to have my new Ilco key blank directory. It shows hundreds of key designs along with actual size diagrams so you can lay your key on the page to help identify it. It's very exciting for me.
Someone asked in another thread about what would you do if you had lottery winnings. I guess if I had the money to spend, I would love to get a Wenxing Compact Standard Key Duplicator with manual feed. It's the silliest thing and I know most people want other things like cell phones and I don't really know what else people get all excited about but I really want to make my own keys.
I have a list of locksmithing equipment I would love to have.
The things we love really make us (aspies) happy. They don't seem to make sense to other people but we love them. I remember seeing a woman who was a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Asked what she would do with the money she only talked about one thing, wanting a an unabridged full-sized Oxford English dictionary. She seemed really happy talking about it and the host seemed bewildered. The woman said she would put the book on it's own stand and show it to friends.
I don't know, some stuff just really makes us happy and it's not the stuff that everybody else seems to want.
I am very pleased to have my new Ilco key blank directory. It shows hundreds of key designs along with actual size diagrams so you can lay your key on the page to help identify it. It's very exciting for me.
Someone asked in another thread about what would you do if you had lottery winnings. I guess if I had the money to spend, I would love to get a Wenxing Compact Standard Key Duplicator with manual feed. It's the silliest thing and I know most people want other things like cell phones and I don't really know what else people get all excited about but I really want to make my own keys.
I have a list of locksmithing equipment I would love to have.
The things we love really make us (aspies) happy. They don't seem to make sense to other people but we love them. I remember seeing a woman who was a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Asked what she would do with the money she only talked about one thing, wanting a an unabridged full-sized Oxford English dictionary. She seemed really happy talking about it and the host seemed bewildered. The woman said she would put the book on it's own stand and show it to friends.
I don't know, some stuff just really makes us happy and it's not the stuff that everybody else seems to want.