Question:
She wastes nothing . She has learned during a hard life to to be fugal and it is a lesson she teaches by example rather than by words . When she is satisfied with her work , she positions the circles of cookie dough on wide greased baking sheets , dented and bearing the marks of years of use . These she slides into the oven of the wood burning stove and , wiping her face and hands with her apron , tells me to walk slowly to the bottom of the pasture and slowly back and the cookies will be done .

What kind of a person is she ?
Answer:
None of the above choices .

Question:
It wo n't be too difficult , since most of the sites are really close to me!I was wondering what the hell to do with my long weekends , so hiking it is ! Some of the routes are attached to hot springs with private baths too . Luckily since I live in Shingu I do n't have to actually stay over , so that saved cash for when I go on bigger jaunts to Tokyo .

Why would the narrator be hoarding cash despite going on a recent trip ?
Answer:
They want to save for a bigger trip .

Question:
We could n't clean up as we went along , which made things pretty awkward . Despite this we worked hard and managed to get the whole room finished in one day . I thought it would have taken two . We had such a mess , and it was really difficult at times , but it was worth doing .

What may be true about us two ?
Answer:
We work well together .

Question:
I bet the money was so she could get a cab home after grocery shopping . Argh , having $ 50 would have been nice . But knowing I probably made a difference in someone 's week is nicer . Still , the feeling of finding an envelope full of money .

What was the need of money ?
Answer:
she will cab home after grocery shopping .