Classic adventure games like Myst (and sequels) and Zork, a
bunch of art/design software published by Serif and some other bits and bobs I
can’t be bothered to type out. Some of this is proper Windows 95 era, so unless
you’re into old tech or running emulators, it’s probably not for you.
Probably best if you put your feet on it and used it in
conjunction with a rocking chair, but there’s nothing to stop you just sitting
on it, if that floats your boat. Made of wood. Lacks cushion pad.
Home Cultures is a cross-disciplinary journal of
architecture, design and domestic space, of particular interest to scholars of
anthropology. One issue contains an article about gnomes, so nanologists might
fancy a look in too.
Bottle has a picture
of a cat and a dog on it so is probably suitable for either. It has an expiry
date of this month but should be good for a dose or two.
More precisely, it's
the frame for a single bed and it's made of pine. Pine that's about 20 years
old and somewhat yellowed with age. Screws included. Mattress not included.