It depends.

We have books in every room in our house, and multiple bookshelves in most rooms.

The hardest thing for me to do is to accept that I'm allowed to grieve in my own way.

Can I quote Terry Pratchett here? Please?

Not only do I pick up any money I find, my husband and I both will yell, "I'm rich! I'm rich! I found a PENNY (or whatever)!" while doing so. It's like getting paid to make the other person laugh.

Here are some female scientists you can add:

Uh... No.

I refuse to get rid of my landline. We pay about $13 a month for toll calling so it's available in an emergency if we need to make a call, and, I can receive calls for free, so I often get texts from my aunt (we never pick up the landline when it rings—all calls go to voicemail unless I'm expecting them) that she's…

My husband and I started doing this about a year ago. We live in West (by God) Virginia, and our state is FULL of state parks. I bought some books on things to do in WV, and we've been taking day trips all over the state on the weekends. It's been really wonderful, and I've seen plenty of amazing and beautiful places.

Thank you. Even now, kind words are appreciated.

I have to agree.

Pain is weird.

I think it matters how you manage your upgrades.