Anything the size of a plastic wall anchor or smaller, you should be hitting it with lightweight spackle and use a damp sponge, not a sanding sponge, to take off the excess.

I’m partial to an old-school lever action marlin in the same caliber as my sidearm (lightweight .44 if I’m in grizzly territory or .357 revolver if not) myself. 

The subways used to be way sketchier than they are now, it’s the city, not for lightweights. 

Streak because it's lightweight & syncs with Gmail & it's free 

If your doing a patch that uses cement for the finish compound then I would use a lightweight heavily sanded mix to do my patch.

I enjoyed that mine was a one man band, and it was smooth and efficient, handled by email and short hand dialogue and simple resolutions.My eviction filings, so far have been "light weight," mostly gets people motivated to pay and stay.I spoke to a couple of firms, but they make it sound much more complicated and ugly than it has been in my case, so they aren't resonating with me.

I am currently using Avail which I found to be a very intuitive light weight platform to get started.  

We get light weight ones and wash them about every 30 days or as needed.

Make sure you buy lightweight/cheap furniture you want in your home. 

You can have a couple yoga mats and some light weights in the house if you feel it would add to the guest experience.