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I’ve had great success in the past with Dan Lepard’s Stollen recipe.
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Sometimes people say that I am hard to shop for, and yet this exists
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Sewing patches onto a Carradice
I just went all the way through; a sturdy needle and a thimble are helpful. I haven’t noticed any wicking through the threads, but I’ve always used a plastic bag for dry clothes and zip-lock bags for electronics anyway—even without sewing patches on it can get a bit moist in there after a couple of hours in the rain.
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Re lids on induction hobs, maybe it’s to protect them from drop damage?
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Humanscale Freedom
I bought one of these years ago when I was working from home—plus ça change eh—and it has been excellent. It’s much easier to share with someone of a different physique than an Aeron with a gazillion adjustments.
I moved my own Humanscale Liberty between a few offices for a long time too; a bit cheaper, and the mesh back blended in better with the corporate chairs. We had a Humanscale saddle chair in one place too, nice for “guest seating”. I bought some Kaiser + Kraft workshop stools for that purpose too.
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I bought a hat from Turific; it took ages to arrive but it is really really nice.
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Sorry, I managed to do a reply before too—I blame being in a rush for fear of being beaten at the post.