@Kit Cloudkicker: Will there be tea cakes with "eat me" on them? Can I come?

@Ryan: Pyrex is good, but the snapware stuff has a silicone (?) rectangular/square part that seals the lid to the container. It's not completely leakproof, but better than Pyrex at transporting stuff.

@sdreelin: I have the Lock 'n Lock. The ones I use daily are from an Asian supermarket so the plastic top is decorative.

@LARPkitten: There's a lot more weight in the desk, chairs, books, etc. than a single mattress and bedding. You would have to put a lot more structural support to loft up a workspace.

@maurasaurus: I wish that sugar did not count as part of those calories. I'm not aware if those empty calories actually fill them up. I'm pretty sure that a cup of white milk is just as filling as the strawberry version even if the (fake) strawberry has more calories due to the sugar.

@colorisnteverything: That amount includes labor, etc. I think it came to less than a $1 for actual food.

@ottska: In the American version, I think he did modify his ways. Later on the program, he ended up serving healthier versions of the usual stuff they ate (better pizza, roasted chicken, etc).

I've watched the West Virginia episodes and have been reading various blogs lately about school cafeterias. It's such a difficult battle.

@BuffyBot: I've never played the lottery, but I have very similar plans myself. Get thee to a lawyer first and accountant second, before you go to the lottery people.

@CaityDaisy: I've been looking for one that is not casual and more dressy. I don't think it exists. I'm OK with my winter coat choice last year. It has a removable (sadly real) fur collar and is non-black.

@SarcasticFringehead: Measure your calves; most of the online stores list calf sizes. I think a lot of the outdoor stores have wide-calf shoes.

@miklamikla: This silk thermal gloves you are speaking sound excellent. Off to google!

@la.donna.pietra: This is where I've bought my winter boots a few years ago. They often having discount codes too.

@Mensa: Growing up in PA (and living in DC now), I dealt with snow on a semi-basis.

@ytuhermanotambien: At the end of last winter, I managed to acquire some fantastic warm tights from Anthropologie on super clearance ($5 vs the normal $18). They are original enough and fancy. I can't wait to wear them this year.

@CaityDaisy: I've found it difficult to find a warm, wool (dressy) coat with a hood that doesn't look too "old." I just wear a scarf with my coat.

I have several silk camisoles that I've acquired on the cheap. I wear this underneath my wool and/or cashmere sweaters. It's where I sweat the most, so I can just wash my silk camis more often (instead of the thick sweaters).

@ytuhermanotambien: I agree on Hue tights. I've found them easily

For warm, wool coats, I look at the percentage of wool. Most of the

@tailfeather: I hold the door for strangers, but usually let myself