Part Twelve: The Reida Eleven Inch Wall Clock with Thermometer and Hygrometer delivers important data points.

This should help me decide if I dislike the Shanghai weather less in winter (too cold) or in summer (too hot). At the moment it shows an indoors temperature of eleven degrees (very consistent over the last few days). Good that I have an extensive collections of sweaters (that can also be combined into multiple layers), not to mention my Bingjie Keeping Warm Trousers.

The hygrometer apparently does not indicate the likelihood of rain fall.

Part Eleven: Science says sitting kills. Standing desk seems smart.

Part Nine: The Apple Cutter apportions a healthy snack into eight bite-sized chunks.

Part eight: The hard disk toaster accepts both 3.5" and 2.5" SATA drives, creates portable storage and simplifies drive exchanges.

• Four dining chairs
• Dining table
• L-shaped wooden desk
• Wide and long double bed with mattress
• Sofa bed
• everything else on sayonara sale (ongoing effort)

Part Seven: Delicate like a panda, the Golden Bear can only truly shine with European voltage.

Part Six: Finally, a dish washer!

Part Five: Japanese steel and German design combine to form the Porsche Knife.

Part Four: The Penny Counter keeps track of a life's savings.

Part Three: The Microwave Egg Boiler raises doubts about energy efficiency.

Part Two: The Banana Stand keeps the fruit within reach.

Part One: The Silver Nose carries my glasses at night.