I actually don't have deep drawers that are a problem. I have the deepest kitchen pantry shelves that you can't reach all the way to the back. Plus there's a lot of space between each shelf, so I can stack cans three high to make the best use of the space.

I know I have a credit problem... when I have credit, I use it to its limit, and then find myself in a pit of debt. So I now limit myself to one credit card for emergencies, and my banking check card. This way, I only spend what I have. And I put into my budget to pay off the credit card each month, so if I don't…

I have two or three old webcams, and I have always wanted to set them up to watch what kind of shenanigans my pets are getting into while we are away from home.

That is really nice. I would love to make my cubicle a little more zen... right now it is just blah.

Non-existent is how mine is looking right now. But after my wedding and honeymoon, I think there will be a lot more to budget for savings and emergencies. :)

I've been wondering what homework is like with Google searches. I wish I could have Googled some of my calculus problems back in high school.

My hubby never uses recipes when he cooks. I use them as a guideline, more for inspiration and ideas, but always end up changing amounts and types of ingredients.

That's fun... too bad I don't work in Outlook much anymore. :)

You never know when there are some good songs mixed in some oldies and unknowns. :)

I still haven't done portraits yet. I mainly focus on landscape, nature, architecture, etc. But these are tips I will save for when I do get into portrait photography, which I'm sure I will once I have kids. :)

Printers and I have never gotten along... I would be afraid of jamming it while feeding it for counting.

I am already working on blogging with my site, [kikolani.com.] And I'm thinking about adding copywriting to the list, because it seems to come natural for me, as I have recently discovered at my current job.

Interesting tweak. Thanks!

I would add the FTP plugin and SEO for Firefox.

My hubby would love it if they did this with Craigslist tennis partners... we've been looking for people to play with in our area, and what better way to see which courts are at a halfway point than if everyone was on a map.

I could have my own farmer's market at my apartment... that would be fun. I would do sweet potatoes, since they're hard to find around here in good condition.

I've always been wary of recommending someone, because if they turn out bad, then I too look bad for giving them credibility.

Twitter is actually an interesting tool in helping you learn how to write more effective messages in a small amount of words (140 characters max).

This sounds like a good aide to personal development.

I take it Lifehacker readers are anti-Twilight? I'm sorry, but I have always had a fetish for vampire movies, although I haven't brought myself to watching the new one with the little kids as Vampires (Let the Right One In). Twilight is one of my guilty pleasures though.