A Cold War nuclear bunker is buried deep inside a Colorado mountain. See inside the Cheyenne Mountain Complex.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, CO - MAY 11: At the entrance to the Cheyenne Mountain Complex headquarters for NORAD a military shuttle bus exits the mountain May 11, 2004 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Constructed during the Cold War period in 1958, NORAD (North American Aerospace Command) was responsible for external air, missile and space defense.

I breed and train dogs that sell for $175,000 each. We place about 20 dogs a year, and it took us a while to be profitable.

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Kim Greene with dog
Kim Greene started breeding protection dogs after getting pregnant with twins.

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I travel to Italy often to visit family. Escape the crowds in Venice and check out these 7 nearby gems instead.

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Chloe stands on a bridge over water with houses and mountains in the background.
Bassano del Grappa is one of my favorite places to visit in Italy.

Chloe Caldwell

I have 4 kids. I'm raising them to be quitters.

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The author with one of her children.
The author said that some parents she knows see quitting as a failure. By contrast, she encourages her kids to quit things that no longer suit them.

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We spoke to 10 millionaires about their dream holiday gifts. Their wish lists include ski gear, jewelry, and cheese clubs.

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A collage of items like a lego painting set, running shoes, and a Monopoly board game

LEGO, Monopoly, Altra, Miadonna; Tyler Le/BI

Vintage photos show what life was like in America's small towns a century ago

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Hermosa, South Dakota, 1927.
Hermosa, South Dakota, 1927.

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My dad and sister died 19 days apart. My other siblings helped me with my grief.

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Siblings sitting on couch
The author (third from the left on the couch) always got along with her siblings.

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My grandma always wanted to have our Thanksgiving pies for breakfast. I finally started the tradition when I had my own family.

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Composite side-by-side image of the author and her son. On the left, they're at a pumpkin patch, smiling with a pumpkin, and on the right the author's son is eating pie for breakfast.
The author and her son have been eating pie for breakfast on Thanksgiving for 10 years.

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