Problem: Last night I went to the gym right after work and then came home and had dinner with the family . So my sister finally got a bank account ( she 's just been hoarding money in her room her entire life since she has literally NO expenses ) and realized she had 4 grand just sitting around ! WTF .

What will the sister do after this revelation ?
OPTIONS:
- She will clean her room .
- She will go to the gym .
- She will use the money .
- She will have dinner .

A: She will use the money .
Question:
This brilliant little gem was written by my dear friend , Lane Denson III , who writes a daily e - column entitled " Out of Nowhere , " which , Lane says , is " an occasional piece , intentionally daily , but not likely . On Fridays , it picks up a theme from the coming Sunday 's propers . Be free to use it as you will . Attribution would be nice .
Answer the following question: Is Lane an experienced writer ?
OPTIONS:
- She is the author of a column .
- She writes for fun without being published .
- She writes online once a year .
- She writes a column once a month .
Answer:
She is the author of a column .
Question:
We have always lived below our means but instead of being rich , we were able to give thousands of dollars to causes we cared about , take years off work to explore other avenues , and did some traveling . I ' m afraid we are part of the economy 's current problem . We never took GWB 's advice and went shopping after 9/11 . I literally can not tell you the last time I was inside a mall .

Why is this lifestyle not necessarily good ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Frugality does not contribute to the economy
- The people might not have jobs
- They might not be paying taxes
Answer:
Frugality does not contribute to the economy
IN: When my husband and I combined finances after getting married , we discovered that we were spending an absurd amount on groceries and dining out . But oddly , when we compared across months , we noticed that we were spending roughly the same amount per trip to the grocery store or food joint , and less trips equaled less spent overall . So we came to the solution of budgeting our trips out , rather than budgeting our dollars , with the aid of a simple homemade visual cue . We were buying groceries or meals 40 ( ! ) times per month , so we set our goal to cut that number in half .
What may happen after they review their budget ?
OPTIONS:
- They will allow for more spending on groceries .
- They will take less trips to the grocery store .
- They will make an entirely new budget .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: They will take less trips to the grocery store .
More veggies , less cookies and candy . I ' ve been looking for a friend of mine from High school and college , she went on to medical school , went into the Army and we lost touch . Dad had told me a long time ago when her parents died and he showed me the obits and I noticed she lived in New Mexico . So I " Googled " her and found her in a town in south New Mexico , she married another doctor who went to the same medical school .

OPTIONS:
- Put some weight on
- None of the above choices .
- start a cookie making business
- Lose weight and get healthy
Answer the following question: What might the person be trying to do ?

Lose weight and get healthy
Problem: Baby is home from the vet . They were able to retrieve several foxtail seeds out of her feet and clean the wounds while she was sedated . Between that and the antibiotics , her feet already look much better .

What was baby doing before she went to the vet ?
OPTIONS:
- Baby and I were hiking in the woods
- I was carrying baby home
- Baby and I were sleeping on the sofa
- None of the above choices .

A:
Baby and I were hiking in the woods