Amy Scott

And this convinced me.

Yeah, this convinced me two things.

One is I probably am not going to leave.

I think I love where we are.

And I think we would be giving up so much if we did.

Yeah, someone needs to do the research on number of bathrooms and happiness.

Based on the comments, I think there's a pretty high correlation.

So we may stay put and just add the extra bathroom.

All right.

Michael Corrin wrote about whether smaller houses can lead to happier lives in The Washington Post.

Thanks so much for your time.

Great to be here.

Thank you.

When was the last time you sent a letter in the actual mail?

Okay, a lot of us still do holiday cards, but the U.S.

Postal Service says overall mail volume continues to decline year after year.

The shift to digital correspondence is, of course, the main reason, but another issue is cost.

The price of first-class stamps has risen 42 percent since 2020.

From LAist, reporter Jill Replogle went looking for ways to send cards on the cheap this year and discovered a growing market for counterfeit stamps.

I have a friend who sends out Valentine's Day cards instead of Christmas or New Year's cards, because who has time for all that before the end-of-year holidays?