Around 55 cubic feet, or 2 cubic meters. That's about 20% over the capacity of our bookshelves, so we weed regularly but we also keep getting more books. On top of that I read about six full-length ebooks a month and another physical book from the library.
We buy some new but also swap books via the local mutual aid networks. All the ebooks I get from my friend Roger, he's very jolly. And Dolly Parton sends my youngest child a book every month because she's cool like that.
fresh bread, avocados, fresh tomatoes, fresh meat
It's not that they go bad after just two days, but a week is too long
Boxers in most weather, longjohns in the deep of winter.
If your boxers ride up, you've got the wrong size. They are supposed to hang loose.
I keep hearing this, but to me, they're the suburbs of underwear: All the disadvantages of both boxers and briefs and few of the advantages.
I feel bad while doing so. They've made it so unpleasant, I just want to read my HFY subscriptions in peace.
No. Few things are fair about either.
I eat a lot of fresh food that doesn't last a week; I shop every other day. I also eat a lot of things that last forever and are cheapest in bulk, like beans, rice, pasta. As a result, I honestly don't know what a week of groceries looks like.
Can they change? Yes.
Do they change? Not often.
They met at work.
I'd say it's strongly correlated for those who attack minority representation to be right-wing, but the converse correlation is not as strong.
Even without the hot tub but especially with.