It's what my ex-wife did to me in the divorce...she kept everything!

Aren't the crown jewels in the keep? I'm with Michael - safe room of sorts - bank vault of the castle.

Fortified but not in the same way as my Cap'n Crunch cereal.  

I think Michael Setunsky gave you a great answer.

Michael Setunsky did well with his description! Times have certainly changed!

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers An old term for a safe room.

That is where the family jewels and worldly possessions are kept.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers Thanks for the answer to yesterday's Q.  As always I chuckle reading the A's especially Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS and Sam Shueh 

I had to cheat.

A keeping room is an area just off the kitchen of a home. Keeping rooms date back to Colonial times when families would sleep in that area when the rest of the house was cold. Since the area could be heated by the kitchen stove, it often provided the only heated place in the house. 

We keep all realtors who carry an appointment book driving a station wagon coming from handicapped employee ramp.

They show homes by reading classfied ads.

A tower with the walls of the castle; it is also where they kept Goldilocks!

I love these questions. Keep 'me comin

Hiding place in a castle; something like a "safe room".

Ok, so I've been a gamer for a very long time - I have a Keep in one of my games and I have a castle as well :)

I know all these so I'm taking the points and running :)

Thank you

A keep sounds like it could be a cellar, where they "Keep" their food, where it is cool.

The keep is where they kept the food staples.

Safe, or safe room.

I don't know. 

That is a keeper

This is the structure at the center of the castle.  It's the most secure part and where the King lives.

Never heard of it.

This goes back to the middle ages.  It refers to the tower where the "lord" of the area lived, I believe.

Is it what you don't throw away?