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| This is what happens when you custom order furniture |
- Sinks in bathrooms and kitchens and lights in bathrooms
- 24/7 electricity, Internet, and water
- IKEA
- Stoves and kitchen counters above ankle height
- Supermarkets and their variety of food (I pretty much have an option of potato, tomato, garlic, and onion. With some people offering carrots, cabbage, corn, or beets. After a month of using only the same ingredients, things start to get old.)
- Knowing people would understand my words
- That people know what snow or ice is
- Washer & dryer
- Salt that doesn't come in clumps the size of my thumbnail
- For cats and dogs to not have fleas
- To not have to check to see if the egg is expired before buying it
- Drinkable tap water (and drinkable milk. Boiling things takes a while, and I'm lazy >.<)
- That other people showered regularly (I shower about once a week, and I'm considered clean)
- My meat not having bones in it
- For school to start the day it's supposed to
- For appointments to be met
- Cookies, of any kind. And access to the ingredients to make them.
- Someone to have a real, unique conversation with once a day. (many of mine seem to be versions of how are you and how are you adjusting. I can spice up my lack of a varied diet with different herbs, but you can't really do that with conversations)
- Personal bubbles
- Hot chocolate
- Streets and shops having names
- Working cell network (I sometimes have to send a text five times before it goes through, and I have problems dialing and receiving calls)
- Bus schedules (I have sat on a bus for almost 2 hrs before it moved)
- Rubber spatulas
- Chocolate chips
