A Bank account (n.) is like a fuel gauge that also decides how far you are allowed to go
A Bank account (n.) is the number people mean when they say they are fine
A Bank account (n.) gets checked most often by the people with the least in it
A Bank account (n.) is wise to check in those very times when you're too afraid to check it.
A Book collection (n.) is an elegant way to store unread ambition in alphabetical order
A Book collection (n.) is like a guest list of people you have been meaning to call.
A Book collection (n.) is the receipts for a reading life that mostly happened in the shop.
A Book collection (n.) is mostly a record of the person someone intended to become.
Fortune (n.) plays a farce: she takes a few days, one place, one head's opinions and ties to them the rope the coming centuries must dance on — Luther's bony head at Regensburg.
Fortune (n.) is not content to do someone an ill turn only once
Fortune (n.) is like glass; when it sparkles, it is broken
Fortune (n.) is fleeting — it is easier to find fortune than to keep hold of it
Furniture (n.) is stuff you sit on until it becomes inheritance or landfill
Furniture (n.) tells you where to sit and how long to stay.
Furniture (n.) is the heaviest evidence of a decision made in a good mood.
Furniture (n.) is cumbersome stuff that we fill our rooms with and spend the rest of their lives in trying to dodge.