While a large bed is certainly luxurious, you don't want it to take up the entirety of your living space. Instead of a king sized bed, for example, try a queen or a full. You'll definitely be thankful for the extra space. If there are two people living in the bedroom, consider buying a bunk bed. With such limited space, it's important to only bring what you really need into your bedroom. If possible, store items you don't use daily in a hallway closet or in the garage. These include camping gear, skis, musical instruments, bikes, suitcases, and so on.

Summary: Don't let your bed take up the whole room. Consider having a bunk bed. Bring only what you need.

What kind of stock? Whatever you want! Chicken, beef, and vegetable are all good it just depends on what you're pairing it with (chicken goes with chicken, etc.) and what your personal preferences are. As this recipe only makes 2-4 servings, you won't need a very large pot. However, you can easily double (or even triple) the recipe if need be. The more gravy you need to make, the bigger the pot you'll need.

Summary: Heat 1 cup of broth (stock) in a pot over medium heat.

Make sure the firearm is still unloaded before beginning. Hold the gun with the hand you generally shoot with. Extend your arm first, then, with your index finger resting on the trigger face, bend your elbow 90 degrees. The LOP is too long if you are unable to bend your elbow. If there's more than 1 inch (2.5cm) of space between the butt plate and the crook of your elbow, the LOP is too short. Though you may take shots from many different angles or positions, choose the one that you use most often. With the gun still unloaded, set up as you normally would to take a shot. The firing hand should be holding the wrist of the stock. Generally, the thumb of the firing hand should be 1.5 inches (3.8cm) from your nose. The LOP is too long if the distance is greater, and too short if the distance is less than 1.5 inches (3.8cm).

Summary: Rest your index finger on the trigger face and bend your arm 90 degrees. Ensure the butt plate is nestled in your elbow. Shoulder the firearm as though you are about to shoot it. Check the distance from the thumb of your firing hand to your nose.

A scavenger hunt is a fun way to make a celebration seem more special. Write a beginning clue to help your parents find the next clue. You can hide little gifts along the way, and then at the end, have a cake or a banner celebrating your parents' anniversary. Your parents have done so much for you, and their anniversary is a good day for them to relax a bit. Surprise them by making a fancy breakfast and serving it to them in bed, so they can enjoy some time together. For instance, you could make French toast or try your hand at quiche Lorraine. For a simpler approach, make toast and heat up some frozen sausages. Add a few strawberries on the side. If you have a family who loves getting creative, try setting up a little paint night in your home. Buy or gather small canvasses, paint brushes, and paints. Cover a table in plastic or newspapers, set out some plastic cups with water, and use paper plates for palettes. Try painting some of your favorite family memories. Make fun picnic food, like sandwiches, potato salad, pasta salad, watermelon, and cookies. You could also make a fruit salad. Put some blankets down in the backyard, and include some pillows. Include a card or special memento for your parents. Your parents probably can't tell this story enough, so let them tell it again. They'll like talking about it, and it will help them remember why they fell in love in the first place, which is always good on an anniversary.
Summary: Set up a scavenger hunt. Make breakfast in bed for your parents. Set up a paint night to create new memories. Plan a backyard picnic. Ask them to tell you about how they met.