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As a pharmacist, I really have to advise against storing most medications in the refrigerator unless the manufacturer says it's ok to do so. Most medications need to be stored at room temperature, and the stability of the active ingredients may be compromised by storing outside of recommended temperatures. (Also, the bathroom is not a good place to store them due to excessive moisture!)

I have a bed and 7 bookcases in my master bedroom (and every room except for the bathrooms has multiple bookcases). I love being surrounded by my books, and luckily I have 2 walk in closets so a dresser is not required. I am uncomfortable in rooms where at least a few books are not present.

leapkate: You should contact the manufacturer of the pills, not the pharmacy... The pills are packaged that way, and no pharmacy is going to send you just the inserts, because what would they do with all the plastic packs left over if they just sent the inserts?

My dad worked downtown, and on his lunch breaks he would walk around looking at sales in the different stores. One day he brought home a book that I absolutely adore. It's not part of a series, but it was a fun read: The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin.

I also loved the Trixie Belden and Nancy Drew series-- Trixie Belden more because she seemed to be more like a regular girl.