Silicone ceramic glue

Just a reminder to myself

Some exfoliating soap or something

No idea what works, this one looks reasonably good. As an example.

Mochi

The Japanese rice cake confectionary made of もち米. Or dango. Or both.

Lebkuchen

Curd

I always like lemon, but I'm curious about what other curd flavours are like.

Tracksuit bottoms

Can't remember same brand as my top, but it's black with a blue stripe. Actual tracksuit, not disgusting sofa joggers - needs to be waterproof polyester with lining, and deep enough pocket for phone.

Would rather it all be cheap and cheerful rather than people spending loads of money on luxuries.

Silicone wristbands

Plain ones of block colours, not rainbow

Watch strap

For my watch. Mum.

Windowsill watering can

A diddy one, sans sprinkler, to make it easier to water my plants.

Candle wicks and stuff

There's always leftover wax, be nice to re-use it instead of putting it in paper for drawer smells.

British Sign Language Book

Coffee Syrup

Favourite flavours (INPO): Hazelnut, Salted Caramel, Gingerbread, Irish cream

A wooden cooking spoon

With an elliptical bowl and short, short handle. Handle ideally around 15cm. Picture for reference

Brownies. With chocolate base?

A bit like the type we had recently as bites, although the packaging was confused on how large a bite should be.Obviously I'm not demanding homemade, but I'll just point out that home baking is better.

Japanese sweets and cakes

In the same way that Simon likes hard to find Korean nuts.

Foreign sweets

Or domestic. Not that I have a sweet tooth. I like to try new things that are edible, and can maybe, possibly, consider thinking about sharing. Ideally non-fridge.