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What couldn't you do without?

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Anniebach Thu 02-Aug-18 18:46:42

My iPad and morning three mugs of tea

grannyactivist Thu 02-Aug-18 18:36:58

Don't know what I put last time, but it would be The Wonderful Man I'm married to. He's been away a lot recently and the household ticks along just the same, but he's so good to have around. smile
(Yes, I know you meant an item, but I'm missing him today, and having him around certainly makes my life easier.)

travelsafar Thu 02-Aug-18 18:27:44

My PC i do so much on the computer, Open university, secretarial work for my bowls club, facebook and messenger to family and friends, GN of course, read the BBC new page and just general browsing and sometimes purchasing things online.

Jane10 Thu 02-Aug-18 17:40:14

My Kindle!

rubytut Thu 02-Aug-18 17:38:19

Mine too is a knife, I have had it for over 20 years. I have tried many others but always go back to the one I am comfortable with.

ninathenana Thu 02-Aug-18 17:12:10

My potato peeler. I used to take it on self catering holidays !

MissAdventure Thu 02-Aug-18 16:26:09

My small black handled knife.
It was something of a joke between me and my daughter that I was always saying "Hand me my small black handled knife!".

lemongrove Thu 02-Aug-18 16:24:46

Another thread we have had before ( recently) but my answer is the same grin tea, marmalade and gin.

Synonymous Thu 02-Aug-18 16:09:02

I have lost my small kitchen knife which has a lovely fat handle so is easy to grip. I am hoping very much that it didn't find it's way into the bin which has only just been emptied meaning it has gone forever. It seems such a small thing but I use it all the time. sad
It has made me think of all the fairly insignificant but very useful items which I find indispensable for an easier life. What couldn't you do without?