Our On-going Series on Stuff Bought on Amazon
We buy a lot of stuff on Amazon each month. This is a highlight reel of our purchases. If you want to generate your own report, check out this post.
Peter’s buys Feb thru May 2018 (3 months)
- 21 items
- Amount spent: $1,731.08
- Most expensive item:
Highlights
| Item | Reason for Purchase |
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My go-to for toilet paper |
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I use a good amount of paper towels, not a very environmentally-friendly habit. |
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Big mistake, I bought a scented box of trash bags which smells really strong. |
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My little dog needs to eat! This is his dry food. |
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I call this my dog’s “weekend cigar” and he chomps on it all morning and lets us sleep longer. |
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Office purchase, a set of stools for our new Garden area. |
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One of our employees insists on using a PC and his personal one broke down, so got him a cheap one off Amazon. Cheaper than the Macbooks we lease from Apple. |
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Ordered another set of stools for the Garden since we needed a total of 6, 2 are floaters. |
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We made a counter table in the Garden out of a piece of wood and some metal legs; this is to stain and coat the wood. |
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Mind-blowing book on systems thinking, personal mastery, mental models, and lots of other goodies. |
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Got some nice-looking coasters for the table in the Garden. |
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Wet food for my little dog. |
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I actually couldn’t find the other box I had bought a few weeks earlier so I bought another one. |
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Bought a book as a gift for an employee. Good read on the greatest sports teams and the concept of a “captain” who elevated these teams to greatness. |
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Re-up on the wet food for my little dog. |
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Decided to get a couple of umbrellas for me and wife after reading this glowing review; promptly lost one, so I just have one for me. |
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Ordered a set of these books for people joining our Growth Marketing team. |
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Re-up on my toilet paper stash. |
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Allergy season means stocking up on Kleenex |
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Bought a book for our copywriter. |
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Bought paperback versions of this book to share with my biz partners. A must-read book for anyone that runs a professional services firm. |