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What's the difference between a wish and a list?
We can think of the wish list as a to-do list, and each wish is a to-do list with the same form. But there is another essential difference between wish and to-do list, that is, your good impression of wish itself.

Second, do not buy the list:

1. Beauty category: Do not buy skin care products and cosmetics.

2. Clothing category: Don't buy clothes, socks and underwear in autumn and winter, and consider buying one after eliminating pajamas and sportswear. The total number of shoes should be less than 15 to buy.

3. Accessories: Don't buy bags, scarves, headdresses, jewelry and watches.

4. Household items: bedding, towels, pots and pans, small household appliances, etc. None of them were bought.

5. Electronics: No, no accessories.

6. Exercise: Don't buy, insist on exercising with existing equipment.

7. Entertainment: no Lego, board games, sudden interest, etc.

8. Diet: fruits, drinks, vegetables, health tea, etc. Waste as little as possible before buying, and invest less in deterioration and expiration.

9. Books and Stationery: Don't buy physical books, read the books at home first, and don't buy stationery.

10, healthy living

I decided not to go out to eat this year. My husband cooks for the children every weekend to improve the food. Breakfast in a week is mainly milk, eggs, whole wheat bread, corn, sweet potato and beef, lunch is mainly noodles, rice and vegetables (office workers can't be too demanding), and dinner is porridge, side dishes and steamed bread.