Its great to have nice stuff. Who wouldn't like to own the best of everything. Because of budget constraints 99.999999% of us can't own the best of everything but we can own a few items that we believe are the best in class. Owning a few of these items can give us the pleasure of ownership and a sense of pride. Function, form and craftsmanship combine to make products different from the norm. I have several of these products so I photographed a few of them in this photograph.
Reos on the left. Who here would argue that the Reos aren't some of the best vaping items one can buy. The black Grand is 3 years old and still keeps getting better and better. Backed by great customer service, durable, versatile and fully functional, the Reos fall into the great category of things to own and feel good about. Made in the USA.
Bread pan on the right. This is the item that made me make this photo. This is a Usapans loaf pan. I just got this pan last week and its just the cat's meow. Its made in Pennsylvania. These pans rock. They are rugged and function perfectly. My grandchildren will be able to use Grandpa's pan 50 years from now. The bread falls right out and browns beautifully.
Lastly is the Themopens thermometer. I believe these are made in England. They make a thermometer that reads the temperature in 2 seconds. This ones takes 5 seconds. The difference in price is $99 vs $19 so I got the $19 one. This thing works great and I love using it. I checked the calibration and it was perfect.
Anyone else care to share some things that they have the same feelings about? Please do.
Reos on the left. Who here would argue that the Reos aren't some of the best vaping items one can buy. The black Grand is 3 years old and still keeps getting better and better. Backed by great customer service, durable, versatile and fully functional, the Reos fall into the great category of things to own and feel good about. Made in the USA.
Bread pan on the right. This is the item that made me make this photo. This is a Usapans loaf pan. I just got this pan last week and its just the cat's meow. Its made in Pennsylvania. These pans rock. They are rugged and function perfectly. My grandchildren will be able to use Grandpa's pan 50 years from now. The bread falls right out and browns beautifully.
Lastly is the Themopens thermometer. I believe these are made in England. They make a thermometer that reads the temperature in 2 seconds. This ones takes 5 seconds. The difference in price is $99 vs $19 so I got the $19 one. This thing works great and I love using it. I checked the calibration and it was perfect.
Anyone else care to share some things that they have the same feelings about? Please do.
