I took my daughter all over this part of creation, antiquing, so to speak.
We visited four different antique malls, today. I bought a teapot. Kind of frightening to realize, but I seem to collect teapots these days. I just keep finding interesting looking pots and grabbing them. Next thing you know I have many (well, seven, now) which all appeal to me in one way or another. I actually have begun to use one of them regularly. I did not count my large stainless steel pots which I mainly use for boiling water and getting my coffee press ready.
My daughter is collecting small things for her "upcoming apartment." Things like vases, lamps, plates and serving ware, etc. Since I have always been THE blade guy, I have over three hundred high quality kitchen knives to choose from, along with double that number of specialty culinary blades, she does not have to look for kitchen blades.
But getting her to NOT hyper-focus on gadgetry is a challenge. I will allow the occasional egg slicer or plug-in George Foreman grille, but I do try to influence her to buy things that have more than one use. She found a beautiful cutting board, but I had to nix the idea, since we do not know where it has been and it was made of wood, so ... danger! I will buy her e NEW one when it is time.
Today was a blast, even considering how damn tiring it alll was.
I bought a few records, some cast iron trivets and a superior quality porcelain coated colander much larger than any of my other stainless or aluminum varieties.
Oh, and I also bought a cast iron Japanese teapot with an infuser.
Good day out with my daughter.