1. Filing cabinet + inserts (double drawer or three)
2. Kitchen clock
3. White tea towels + glass cloths
4. Duvet cover, bottom sheet, pillow cases for us. (like current one)
5. Nice pepper grinder (+separate salt) that I can have on display in kitchen with prop handle on top - Not screw top
6. Smaller sugar bowl with lid + hole for spoon that I can pick up from above with one hand
7. Mugs

1. Flatliners
2. Scream
3. The Lost Boys
4. House on Haunted Hill
5. Twister
6. Phantoms
7. The Craft

1. Isaac Newton - 1642
2. Humphrey Bogart - 1899
3. Kenny Everett - 1944
4. Noel Redding - 1945
5. Sissy Specek - 1949
6. Annie Lennox - 1954
7. Dido - 1971

1. Edible gold leaf - approx $15,000 per pound
2. White truffles - approx $6,000 per pound
3. Beluga caviar - approx $4,000 per pound
4. Saffron - approx $1,500 per pound
5. Kobe beef - approx $150 per pound
6. Civet coffee - approx $110 per pound
7. Vanilla beans - approx $50 per pound

1. Dog
2. Whale
3. Cock
4. Elephant
5. Cat
6. Rhino
7. Ostrich

1. Mary Poppins
2. The Wizard of Oz
3. The Guns of Naverone
4. The Great Escape
5. Bedknobs and Broomsticks
6. It's a Wonderful Life
7. Jurassic Park

1. Yule/Summer Solstice - Dec 21 (Pagan)
2. Hanukkah - Varies (Jewish)
3. Christmas - Dec 25 (Christian/Catholic)
4. Bodhi Day - Dec 8 (Buddhist)
5. Festival of the birth of the Unconquered Sun - Dec 25 (Roman)
6. Eid al-Adha - Varies (Muslim)
7. Dong zhi - Dec 21/22 (Chinese)