Every Number Has a Story, Part 2

Some of you may remember my first post about this.  I still like numbers, so here are some more of mine.

100 = number of days until I can hug my family
76 = average number of minutes per day that I sit under my happy blue light
26 = number of months I can make a single bag of Warren County Homemakers pecans last (don't worry, they're in the freezer)
25 = percentage of milk required in my tea cup to make black English tea drinkable
22 = number of places (that I can remember) that I have been to for free thanks to The National Trust
10 = number of countries I've been to
9 = number of days this year it has been light outside when my alarm clock sounded
8 = number of castles I've visited so far
4 = number of minutes of daylight we are gaining each day
3 = number of Multigrain Cheerios boxes I'm hoarding (note that this has been significantly reduced!)
2.5 = number of days it takes laundry to air dry
2 = number of sugars required in my English tea to make it taste good
1.62294 = number of US dollars it takes to equal one British Pound (ouch!)

What do your numbers look like?