Keep language simple. Use pleasant, respectful facial expressions and body language. Find ways to handle unexpected behaviors. Try to remove safety hazards. Reach out to community services and support groups.

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Use simple words, and speak slowly, clearly, and in a reassuring tone. Instead of using complicated sentences, break them down into smaller parts. Try to stick to one thought or question at a time.  For example, instead of saying “Would you like me to go get you an apple or banana,” just offer them a piece of fruit and say, “Here's a snack.” If they get confused or forget who you are, identify yourself or repeat your sentence with a calm tone. It might get frustrating, but try to have patience. Even more than your words, nonverbal cues can help convey your affection and that you're there to help. Do your best to keep your tone positive even if your mom or dad starts to get upset or agitated. If they get upset, try to gently redirect them or change the environment. Say something reassuring, such as, “I see you're feeling sad. I'm sorry you're upset. Let's go for a little walk.” Try to work around behavior instead of trying to control it. If your parent wants to sleep on the floor, try placing a mattress where they like to sleep instead of forcing them into their bed. If you're concerned about wandering, go on daily walks with them to minimize restlessness instead of just locking them inside. In addition to making your parent's living area physically accessible, look out for potential dangers. Avoid keeping car keys out, secure knives and other sharp objects, and lock up medications, household products, and other potentially toxic items.  It's wise to have your parent wear an ID bracelet in case they wander away from home. Keep a current photo handy, and consider providing your local police department with one to keep on file.  You might want to remove the knobs from the stove or have a gas valve or breaker installed. Caring for a loved one with a cognitive impairment can be overwhelming, and it's perfectly normal to feel frustration, sadness, and other emotions. Remember that you're not alone. You can connect with people who are coping with similar situations by reaching out to a caregivers support group for...


Keep learning. Know your lighting. Go macro. Gain perspective. Use your smartphone.

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Take courses and attend lectures. Always keep learning about your craft. Whether it’s learning about new lenses or new exotic locations, keep ideas and technical skills fresh. You may take courses online if you don’t have the time to sit in a physical class or download tutorials online. Nature photography greatly relies on the sun, which can be your worst enemy or best friend. Learn how to make the most out of your lighting conditions no matter what your location and time of year. You may also learn how to specialize with certain lighting techniques. Depending on the equipment you invest in, your close ups can put your right in the action. With the right perspective and lense you can capture amazing textures and views. Research the functionality of your equipment and experiment with perspective to get you the macro shots that you are looking for. While sunsets are beautiful, there is much more to nature photography. Learn to develop your eye and create stunning perspective that makes you unique. Experiment with your location and lenses when capturing your photographs. Learn how to capture the full scope of a landscape. Lenses and software have developed so much in smartphones that you can capture quality images without bulky equipment. If you are in a pinch for time or at a precarious position, don’t be afraid to use your smartphone. In fact, you could use your smartphone to create a specialized set of photographs for your portfolio. Make sure you go to your smartphone’s camera settings menu and learn the full functionality. You’ll be surprised at what you can accomplish.


Keep lit tapers totally upright and away from drafts. Direct all air flow away from lit tapers. Opt for “dripless” tapers.

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This is necessary for all types of candles, but it is especially important for evenly burning tapers. Only place a taper in a taper holder or candlestick that fits it securely. There should be no wobbling or leaning. You can melt a few drops of wax into the base of the taper holder to help the candle stay in place. But if there's a fit issue to begin with, you probably won't get the most even burn from the taper. Again, this is important for any type of candle. But even the slightest air movement can have a noticeable impact on burning tapers. Direct any fans and vents away from the tapers, and keep nearby windows closed. Air movement will disturb the flame and will lead to lopsided tapers dripping with wax. Although the name is a bit of an exaggeration, the wax of a “dripless” candle is designed to cool and harden very quickly. So, even if your candle drips a little, the drips will harden into place. You'll be able to peel them off, or shave them off with a butter knife, once the candle is extinguished. As a bonus, you can choose paraffin or beeswax candles which tend to have a slower burn time. The slower the burn, the less opportunity for drippage.


Keep looking for joy in everyday life and actions. Learn to find joy in adversity. Decorate your home with joy reminders. Set aside time to do things that make your soul happy. Be honest with yourself about what brings you joy each day.

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It's a habit that needs constant feeding, so find ways to help yourself continue finding joy. Some suggestions include:  Creating a happiness jar Writing a gratitude journal Expressing gratitude daily Finishing every day by asking yourself to pick three things that were great about the day. This could be extended to the family too, such as asking each other at the dinner table to name the three best things about the day and share it with each other. This may be the hardest time to find joy, and can even feel wrong if you consider that there is no joy during hardship or loss. However, it is still possible to find moments of joy among the hard times and indeed, it's essential in order for you to feel self-nurtured and to come through the hard time in a better and more whole state.  Notice the love of others around you. Even if you're going through a breakup, remember that there are other people who love you unconditionally, including your parents, siblings, children and close friends. Draw on their strengths to bring you some joy. Allow yourself some humor. Hardship isn't meant to be all about tears, frustration and anger. Humor can help to relieve tension and allows you to think more creatively and joyfully about things. It may even provide you with an opportunity to solve some of the problems. Give it go and allow yourself this break. Try a gratitude journal or keeping a journal of your thoughts. Forcing yourself to keep finding joyful moments can remind you that this time will pass and things will improve and become balanced again. Avoid making negative times into full scale dramas. If it's already bad enough, dramatizing it won't help any and will sap any joy. Bad stuff happens to everyone in life, at differing times. Magnifying the bad just brings more bad, so stop doing this if you've a habit of it. Turn to your faith or spiritual sources. If you have a faith or spiritual beliefs, these can be an important way to sustain you and bring joy back into your life during hard times. Find positive and bright...


Keep mats or rugs near entrances. Clean travertine with a dry dust mop or duster. Use water in regular washes.

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Abrasive grit can damage the stone surface of travertine floors. Keeping mats or rugs near the entrances, especially to the outside, helps remove some of this grit from the bottom of shoes and feet. Non-slip undersides are recommended to prevent the rug from slipping on the travertine. For regular dusting, use a dry dust mop or duster to avoid scratch marks from broom bristles. If you use a vacuum cleaner, make sure the wheels or frame aren't worn down and scraping the floor. Mild household cleaning products can be used from time to time, but for regular washing, mopping with plain warm water is often enough and carries no risk of leaving marks on the travertine. Never use vinegar or other acidic cleaners, which can etch patterns even into sealed travertine.


Keep moving. Do strength exercises. Take a yoga class. Sign up for a dance class.

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People who spend at least 150 minutes a week engaged in aerobic exercise experience benefits in their physical health. They also have better mental health, less likely to experience depression and anxiety, and have better cognitive skills.  One way to fulfill your weekly exercise commitment is to engage in moderate activity for 30 minutes, 5 days a week. Follow your body's comfort level with exercise. Check with your doctor before starting a new exercise program. If you like animals, consider volunteering as a dog walker for your local animal rescue organization. In addition to your weekly commitment of 150 minutes, it's important to work your muscles. Strength exercises build muscle mass, help your muscles process energy more efficiently, and strengthen bones. Strength exercises are generally measured in repetitions rather then in lengths of time.  Strength exercises are often done using gym equipment, which aids in weight lifting. However, you can also do heavy gardening (such as working with a shovel) or carrying heavy household items. Exercises that use your own body as a weight, such as sit-ups or push-ups, are also considered strength exercises. Research suggests that an hour of yoga reduces the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Yoga also improves blood pressure and cholesterol. There are many kinds of yoga; talk to your doctor to find a yoga class that will work with your body.  If you have physical limitations, look for an adapted yoga class which is designed for yoga practitioners with limited mobility. Most yoga classes allow individual adaptation based on each person's need. Yoga might be a good option for people who are unable to engage in more strenuous forms of exercise. Dancing is good for people who are at danger of falls due to weak legs or balance issues. Dancing will improve your sense of balance and help prevent broken bones from falls. Ball room and line dancing are moderately active exercises for most people.  Yoga and tai chi can also help improve your balance. You should be able to...


Keep only the essentials. Choose items that are multi-functional. Identify all "dead space" and repurpose it. Strategically place mirrors to make the room feel larger.

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Choosing to live in a studio apartment means doing without unnecessary items. Go through your belongings and only keep your must-haves. Get rid of worn-out clothes, books you no longer read, and furniture that only gets in the way.  Donate your old belongings to a charity to put them towards a good use. Contact your local thrift store, Salvation Army, or Goodwill. If you struggle with de-cluttering, hire a professional organizer to help. Every inch of floor in your apartment needs to be used effectively. Investing in some sturdy, dual-purpose furniture can help you make the most of your studio apartment. Consider buying a trundle bed that folds into a sofa or coffee tables that double as benches. Buy furniture from companies that specialize in minimalist decor or micro-living. They will likely have dual-purpose furniture options fitting for studio apartments. Once you have set up a basic layout for your furniture and belongings, look for areas in the apartment that are not being used. Look for large patches of blank walls or empty corners. Brainstorm ways you could repurpose those empty areas in a way that best serves your needs.  For example, if the right hand corner of your studio is empty, you could place a beanbag there. You can then repurpose into a reading or relaxing area. Don't go overboard and cram every area of your apartment with stuff. Some empty space is good and contributes to the balance of an apartment. Just make sure that each area has a purpose. A well-placed mirror can make your apartment feel twice as big as it is. Placing mirrors across from a window reflects natural light and makes the room feel more spacious. You could also place a mirror across from a large end table or shelf to make it look like an entire space is tucked into the mirror.


Keep pairs matching through the washing process. Buy all the same socks so that every two socks match. Match socks immediately after they’re removed from the dryer.

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Use safety pins, clothespins, or just roll each sock pair together to keep them from drifting apart. Secure socks to their matches from the moment you take them off until they’re out of the dryer. At that point, take the clip or pin off and roll them into each other. Keep a safety pin on one of the socks while you wear it so that later you can quickly pin it to its pair and throw it in the dirty laundry with ease. If you don’t mind having all of your socks look the same, this is a good option that simplifies the sock washing process. Having them all look the same might cramp your style, and it doesn’t necessarily prevent sock loss, but it will save you from a lot of mismatch  frustration. While this isn’t a sure solution, it’s probably the easiest habit to get into to keep your socks from wandering away. Before you fold and hang up your shirts, pants, and other large clothing items, sort through the socks and match them to their pairs.


Keep pets, especially dogs away from any area you want to attract deer to. Grow taller grass. Remove fences that will deter deer. Plant trees and shrubs that deer like.

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Even the scent of a dog can frighten away deer. Deer prefer tall grass. So if you want a lot of deer in your yard, you could grow your grass longer. However, they also like a mixture of plant density.  Perhaps you could just grow the grass longer around the property's perimeter. Deer enjoy a mixture of cleared areas, young trees and shrubs that provide cover and aid their diets and mature hardwood forests. They like to be on the edges of forests with a lot of different plants and densities. They often forage in clearings, especially at night, but they like to hide in the daylight in thicker foliage. If you have fences around your yard, deer may not be able to move around your property.  If removing a fence is not possible, you could create an opening within the fence for the deer to pass through. Reduce bright lights and sounds. These things can scare deer, and make them stay away from your property. A lot of human activity on your property also might keep deer away. Deer will be drawn to certain trees and shrubs. If you plant them throughout your property, they will be a natural draw.  Blackberry trees, elderberry, juniper, red cedar, Douglas fir, and flowering dogwood are enjoyed by deer. Plant flowering plants. Deer will like blooming plans and legumes. Pay attention to the edges of your property. Deer often hang out around the edges of properties especially if there is foliage that provides them cover.


Keep practicing until you get the hang of it. Chew on the tip of your tongue to generate saliva if your mouth stays dry. Try exhaling while you gleek if you aren’t getting any distance. Work on making the tongue flicking one motion. Try gleeking in front of a mirror to see how you’re doing it.

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Gleeking is very difficult, and it’s likely that you won’t be successful the first time that you try to do it. Remain persistent and try it again. Make sure that you have enough saliva built up each time that you try to do it.  It may take a couple of practice sessions before you start to see results. If you’re doing it correctly, the spit should be shooting out from underneath your tongue, not the back of your throat. The shower is the perfect place to practice gleeking. You’re already cleaning yourself, so it’s not the end of the world if you happen to spit a little. Practice the motion over and over again. You can also wash your mouth out if it dries out! If you chew on the tip of your tongue after eating something, you may get a tingly sensation in the bottom of your jaw. This is the saliva that you need to gleek properly. Lightly chewing on the tip of your tongue is an excellent way to build up a lot of saliva fast and can be a simple solution if you you’re your throat drying out a lot. If you’re not seeing results in terms of the distance of your gleeks, you may be inhaling while you’re doing it. Try exhaling right as you push your tongue forward and see if that helps. Although there are several steps involved, the odds of successfully gleeking improve if you can perform each step quickly and in one fluid motion. Practice working on it daily to get the steps down and improve your chances. It may be easier to improve if you study what you look like in the mirror when you try to gleek. Compare your attempts at gleeking to what it looks like when other people do it. Just be sure to clean off your mirror if you happen to spit on it! Never gleek on other people. Gleeking is a neat trick to show your friends, but it isn’t something you want to do to another person.


Keep practicing. Record yourself. Take a class.

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As it is with any instrument, practice is key when learning the didj. Play as often as you can. Challenge yourself with new sounds and holding positions. Gather up an audience and play for them and get feedback. Once you gain the confidence even an open-mic night becomes a possibility. If you are not comfortable playing for others face-to-face, you can record your sounds and place them online at a didj forum. Find a forum such as this by entering “didgeridoo forum” into a search engine. If you post a clip you could receive feedback from other players. Or, you could record your playing simply for yourself as a way to self-critique. To receive more in-depth instruction, enroll in an online class or take a course at your local college, if offered. Some of these classes are offered by musicians for free and others require a fee so investigate before signing up. These classes often incorporate the history of the didj as well, which can add another layer to your experience.


Keep practicing. Stop judging. Adapt. Have fun.

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Some traits, changes and approaches will take time to learn to do naturally. Remember, becoming someone else doesn't happen overnight. You will need to find out what you want, how to do it and keep at it until it works for you.  Focus on getting your characteristics down. You want the way you look, act, and the things you do to be second nature and part of your new identity. Practice regularly in multiple situations, roles, and relationships. Eventually, you won't have to work at it anymore because it will become a part of who you are. Participate in a new activity or hobby regularly, preferably outside of your comfort zone. This will stretch your horizons and allow you to learn to adapt to new situations and experiences more quickly. Know your limitations. Some things cannot be safely altered and should not be, such as body type, height, foot size, finger length, or skin color, among others. Accept what you cannot change and spend your energy working on the things you can. What we fear other people think about us are often the things that we dislike, criticize or judge about other people. Be less judgmental to free yourself and others from this burden. It is hard to learn from others or grow as a person if you're always feeling envious about another's successes.  Resist the urge to be critical of others as well as yourself and start being an objective observer. Find out how others deal with failure, challenges, and try to integrate all these good qualities into your developing personality. Recognize when you do a good job, handle a social situation successfully, or influence people in positive ways. Pin down how you did it, what you did that helped, and maybe what you did that didn't help. You will likely have to tailor certain qualities, styles, and roles to suit you. Sometimes things won't work for you and that's fine. Have the strength to throw out what won't serve your transformation positively and focus on those that will.  If you have long black hair and want long blonde hair, know that repeated...


Keep regular checkup and cleaning appointments with your dentist. Call your dentist if you have tooth pain or other troublesome symptoms. Get emergency dental care for broken teeth or serious infections.

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Seeing your dentist regularly is a vital part of maintaining good dental health. Not only can your dentist help keep your teeth clean, but they can also look for signs of dental decay and treat them before they become serious. Ask your dentist how frequently you should come in for exams and cleanings.  Some dentists recommend coming in every 6 months, while others recommend yearly appointments. You may need to see your dentist more often if you have any dental health problems. Your dentist may take X-rays to check for hidden cavities and other problems that aren’t easy to spot with a visual exam. Untreated dental problems can lead to more severe decay and other health issues. If you have a toothache, make an appointment with your dentist for a diagnosis and treatment. You should also call your dentist if you have symptoms such as:  Bleeding, swelling, or redness in your gums Gums that appear to be pulling away from your teeth Permanent teeth that feel loose Pain in your teeth when you chew or eat hot or cold substances Bad breath or unpleasant tastes in your mouth If one of your adult teeth breaks or falls out, this is considered a dental emergency. Call your dentist’s emergency number or search for an emergency dental clinic.


Keep regular doctor's appointments. Get your blood tested regularly. Update your pharmacist. Notify emergency workers.

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Your doctor will need to know about any changes you make to your diet or exercise regimen. You should also inform your doctor of any vitamins or supplements you're considering before you begin taking them.  Check with your doctor to see if any activities you're considering would increase your risk of injury. Your doctor will also be able to tell you if the vitamins and supplements you're considering would alter the effectiveness of your anticoagulants. If you're taking anticoagulants, it's important that you have your blood tested regularly. Your blood's clotting ability is measured and reported in International Normalized Ratio, or INR. Without regular testing, your doctor will not know if you are taking the correct dosage of blood thinners.  Ask your doctor how frequently you should get tested. Certain factors like travel and dietary restrictions may increase the frequency of your recommended INR tests. If you are receiving the right dosage of blood thinners, your INR should fall somewhere between 2.5 and 3.0. An INR below 1.0 means that you are not receiving any effects from your anticoagulants. An INR above 5.0 is very dangerous and should be reported to your doctor immediately. In addition to keeping your doctor informed, you should also communicate your medical situation to your pharmacist. Occasional errors in how prescription medications are dispensed can cause serious, potentially fatal complications.  Alert your pharmacist to the fact that you take blood thinners. Check your medication each time you pick up a prescription. Make sure it's the correct prescription and read the label to see if blood thinners would react adversely. If you experience a sudden emergency and are treated by an EMT or an emergency room physician, your medical records may not be immediately available. To prevent the risk of an adverse drug interaction, you may want to carry some type of laminated ID or wear a medical bracelet to alert emergency workers to the fact that you take anticoagulants.


Keep salt lamps in each room you spend a lot of time in. Place a salt lamp in your living room. Keep a salt lamp in your bedroom. See particular advantages in the winter.

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Aside from providing clean, easy-to-breathe air, salt lamps can also help you feel energized throughout the day. In order to receive these benefits, however, you’ll likely need multiple salt lamps.  Have you ever felt refreshed during a visit to the beach, standing next to a waterfall, or simply in the shower? Each of these expose you to negative ions that are effectively the same as those generated by Himalayan salt lamps. The shift won’t be immediate, but you’ll likely feel more energized about a week after installing lamps in the rooms where you spend a lot of your day. Especially if you store electronics in your living room, it’s worth featuring salt lamps as well. Since large electronics in particular emit plenty of positive ions, it can be beneficial to place salt lamps right next to computers or televisions. If you work in an environment that will allow it, place a salt lamp near your work computer as well. One of the most advantageous locations to place a salt lamp is your bedroom. This is in part because concentrations of positive ions can diminish your quality of sleep. The negative ions dispersed by your salt lamp, however, can help remove these positive ions and encourage oxygen supply to your brain. If the light emitted by the candle keeps you up, consider placing the lamp outside of your line of sight. You can also leave the candle on during the day to filter the air, and turn it off during the night. The air in your home is probably especially dirty and positively charged during the winter months. This is largely because closed windows means air is circulating much less than it does when it’s warm out. Not only can salt lamps be especially useful in cleaning indoor winter air, they can also help prevent you from getting sick from the cold and flu viruses that are also more common during the chillier months.


Keep school books on the lowest shelf. Store extra school supplies higher up. Add toiletries. Store tidy food in your locker. Make a small emergency pouch Keep spare clothes in your locker if possible. Stock an exam kit.

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Store heavy textbooks, binders, and notebooks on the lowest shelf of your locker, since they're the heaviest objects. Keep these organized based on when you need to use them, so you can quickly grab the ones you want.  Try not to use two notebooks or binders with the same color, and label everything clearly. Shelve your books with the spines upright. Don't stack them, which makes it hard to grab one quickly and keep them organized. On the top shelf of your locker, or in a magnetic pencil cup, store extra pencils, pens, and erasers. You can add optional supplies like sticky notes, white-out, or extra pencil lead, but try to limit yourself to one container to save space. Put in some deodorant, body spray, breath mints or gum, or whatever toiletries you use daily or would want in an emergency. You might use hand sanitizer, lip balm, moisturizing lotion, makeup, and hair bands, clips, or scrunchies. If you are female, feminine hygiene products are always a good idea to keep around. Even if you do not need them yourself, your friends might ask for one in an emergency. Put in tightly wrapped food only, so there are no crumbs or smells that could attract animals. Granola bars are east, compact energy boosters, while chocolate are candy can help your mood on a rough day. Keep your lunchbox in your locker if there's space on the top shelf, but avoid cramming it somewhere where the food inside could leak out and stain your supplies.  If you have night classes, include something more substantial such as a microwavable noodle box. A water bottle can be useful, if you have the space and remember to fill it up daily. . Put in a coin purse, pencil box, or other small container at the back of your locker. Stock this with items you don't use often, but could really regret not having access to. For instance:  a small container of over-the-counter pain relievers enough spare cash to buy a lunch or take a bus home USB keys If you have the space, roll up a spare T-shirt and/or sweatshirt in case you get caught in the rain. You...


Keep several fish to increase the odds of having both males and females. Keep your discus fish in a spacious aquarium. Measure and adjust for nitrites, nitrates, and ammonia. Thoroughly test other water conditions in your aquarium, and adjust carefully. Change a portion of the water frequently Feed your discus animal protein. Add spawning zones to the tank. Watch for mated pairs. Add methylene blue to the tank. Decide whether to raise the discus young with or without the parents. Replace powerful filters with sponge filter or air stone.

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There is no surefire way to visually identify discus fish sex, and it is especially difficult before the fish are fully grown. Adult males usually have thicker lips, and may act more aggressive. However, if you have a large enough tank, the best approach is to keep at least four discus fish, to increase the odds of having both a male and a female.  Some strains of discus may tend to display different patterns on the male and female fish, but this is not guaranteed.  Females usually mate at about 9 months of age, while males usually mate at 13 months. Discus are unlikely to breed if they are kept in too small a container. Any discus tank should be at least 15 inches (38 cm) deep. Keep a pair of discus in a tank that can hold at least 50 gallons (191 liters). If you are keeping four to six discus, use a tank that can hold at least 67 gallons (255 liters). Aquarium stores should sell test kits with the tools you need to measure the content of these substances in your water. If your nitrite (with an i) or ammonia levels are above 0 ppm, or your nitrate (with an a) levels are above 20 ppm, the water could be toxic to your fish. Run a fishless cycle if the tank is empty, or consult an experienced aquarium keeper if not. Look for a more comprehensive aquarium kit that provides some or all of the testing tools in the steps below. The temperature in your aquarium should be at 82 degrees F (27.7 C) or higher to create suitable breeding conditions. The water pH test results should be stable around 6.5 pH, never rising to 7.0 or higher. Purchase an electronic conductivity tester to test for mineral content, which should be between 100 and 200 microsiemens. If any of these need adjusting, do so with minimal adjustments to avoid harming the fish, and follow these tips:  Adding substances to raise or lower the pH will also raise the conductivity reading. Keep measuring all characteristics daily as you make adjustments. Adding reverse osmosis water is not recommended unless you need to lower conductivity below 200...


Keep sharp objects away from anything marble. Clean up spills as quickly as possible. Use mild dish detergent and water for general cleaning. Opt for a paste made from baking soda and water for gentle stain remover.

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The easiest way to prevent scratches is to keep sharp objects away from your marble surface. Knives and scissors are obvious culprits, but ink pens, sewing needles, jewelry, and other hard, sharp items can all leave scratches on your marble just as easily. If you have marble countertops in your kitchen, always use a sturdy cutting board when you're chopping food. If you accidentally spill something on the counter, especially something acidic like coffee, juice, or wine, wipe it up immediately with a soft cloth. Acidic spills can etch the surface of the marble. Always wipe up any spill on your marble immediately, whether it's acidic or not. Even water can cause discoloration on your marble if it pools in one place for too long. If the stain sets in, you may be tempted to scrub the marble, which can lead to scratches. Abrasive, harsh household chemicals can etch the stone permanently, leaving marks that will emphasize the appearance of any scratches. Wipe your counter down with a damp rag daily, and use soap and water as needed for deep cleaning. You'll probably need to do this about once a week or more depending on how often you cook.  Although vinegar makes a great natural household cleaner, do not use it on marble. Even plain vinegar is acidic enough to corrode the surface of your marble. Dish detergent is a good option for cleaning marble. If you do get a stain on your marble, add a little water to some baking soda until it forms a paste. Spread a thick layer of the paste directly on top of the stain. Cover the area with a bowl or a sheet of plastic wrap and leave it for about 24 hours, then rinse it away with cool water. Do not scrub the paste away, or you could scratch the marble.


Keep soil around young plants moist. Protect the plants from pests. Water maturing plants weekly. Thin the plants (optional). Fertilize sparingly or not at all. Stake plants if necessary. Harvest the seeds (optional)

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Keep the soil moist, but not soaking wet, until the sprouts emerge from the soil. While the sprouts are still small and fragile, water 3 to 4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) away from the plant, to encourage root growth without washing the plants away. Birds, squirrels, and snails love sunflower seeds, and may dig them up even before the sprouts have emerged. Cover the ground with netting to make this more difficult without blocking sprouts. Place snail bait or snail repellent in a circle to form a barrier around your planting area. If deer are in your area, encircle the plants with chicken wire once they start growing leaves. You can use a 36 inch (91 cm) piece of chicken wire to surround the leaves and use a few 6 ft. (1.8 m) bamboo poles or wooden stakes to raise the chicken wire as the sunflowers grow. This should protect them from deer. Once the plants have formed stems and an established root system, reduce the watering frequency to once a week. Water generously during the weekly session, and increase the amount of water in dry weather. Sunflowers require more water than most other annual flowers. The period before and after your plant grows flower buds is a critical time and not getting enough water may damage it. Continue to water the your sunflowers weekly once the flower buds start to form. Once the flowers are about 3 in (7.5 cm) tall, remove the smaller, weaker flowers until the remainder are spaced at least 1 ft (30 cm) apart. This will give the larger, healthier sunflowers more space and nutrients, resulting in taller stalks and larger blooms. Skip this step if you want small blooms to arrange in bouquets, or if you planted at this spacing to begin with. If you are growing sunflowers for your own enjoyment, fertilization is not recommended, since they grow well without it and can suffer if overfed. If you are trying to grow extra-tall sunflowers, or growing them as a crop, dilute the fertilizer in water and pour into a "moat" around the plant, well away from the base. A balanced or nitrogen-rich...


Keep some paper near you to keep notes in. Ask questions about the theme or the author's intentions. Use the 2-column method when taking notes.

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Taking notes, while not immediately exciting, is a good way to boost reading comprehension. If you're reading for a class, try using a notebook. If you're reading for fun, just grab as many pieces of paper as you think you'll need for the story.  You’ll want to take notes on paper instead of a laptop or other electronic device, if possible. Physically writing notes has been linked with a deeper and richer understanding of the material under study.  If you own the book, take notes in the margins on the side. Jot down what you remember about each chapter, section, or even paragraph. If your reading comprehension is already decent, you may only need to take occasional notes. Don't rewrite the novel. On the other hand, don't write so few notes that you can't follow what was going on chronologically in the story at a given point. Anytime a major event happens, or a new character is introduced, or some odd detail sticks out, write it down in your notes. Keep your notes together so that you can refer to them later. If you jotted down notes on loose-leaf paper, put the paper into a binder, separated by tabs for each different story. Getting in the habit of asking questions will help you improve your comprehension by getting you truly involved in the story. You're trying to figure out what's going on, and in order to do that, you need to ask some questions and pose possible answers. Write down your questions in your notes, as well as your answers.  Some hypothetical questions that you might ask yourself while reading a book and taking notes include:  Did the main character let the cat out the back door for a reason, or was the author just trying to fill space? Why does the author start the book in a cemetery? Does the setting of the book say anything about the main character right off the bat? What is the real relationship between these two characters? On the face of it, they seem like enemies, but could it be that they actually like one another?   Pose these sorts of questions after you finish a section or a chapter...


Keep strangers out of your home. Lock your doors and windows. Consider getting an alarm system. Have a neighbor’s number. Develop an exit plan. Consider getting a dog.

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Perhaps the most fundamental rule in avoiding danger is not letting strangers into your personal space.  Though most people are harmless, the only way to assess this fact is time.  You should avoid letting anyone into your home or car who you do not know.  By controlling who does and does not enter your home, you can further assure your safety. Before opening the door, verify their identity through the window or a peephole. Another way to stay safe is by making sure that your home is secure.  Make sure that all of your doors and windows are locked at all times, even when you are home and even if you live in a safe neighborhood.  You cannot hope to keep danger out if you are leaving your doors open to strangers.  Make it a habit of locking the doors behind you anytime you enter or exit your home. Before you go to sleep at night, make sure the doors are all locked. One way to make sure that your home is secure while you are sleeping or away is to invest in an alarm system.  If an intruder comes in while the alarm is enabled, a loud siren will sound and the police will be alerted.  This helps assure that danger does not enter your home without you knowing.  Select a code for the alarm that won’t be easy to guess. Consider also getting motion detection lights.  Anytime someone is walking in your yard, a light will come on, alerting you to their presence. Your neighbors can be vitally important should an issue arise.  Take some time to get to know the neighbors next to you so that they can look out for your home when you are not around or when you are sleeping.  Also, should an issue arise, you might want to call your neighbors to alert them so that they can protect their house from danger as well. In the event that an intruder does enter your home or should a fire breakout, you should have a plan in place for you and your family to get out safely.  That plan may include everyone coming to your room and then leaving through the window.  Talk to your family about this plan so that everyone is on the same page. Dogs...


Keep talcum powder or cornmeal handy. Treat stains. Avoid cleaning the boots with water.

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When you are wearing your boots, be sure to slip a small package of cornmeal or talcum in your bag. This could be a zip-lock bag or very small Tupperware container. In the event that any type of liquid is spilled on the boots, pat the area dry with a clean cloth, and immediately apply a layer of the meal or talcum powder. Allow the product to set overnight, and then use a suede brush to gently remove the dried powder. If you are going to be away from home, bring an extra pair of shoes and a clean cloth and keep them in a bag or the trunk of your vehicle. This way, if you spill something on your shoes, you will be able to clean the stain and not have to walk around with dirty boots. If you are unable to treat a stain right away and the stain has dried, use a suede brush to scrub away the stain but avoid using too much pressure. For stubborn stains, use a small amount of white vinegar and a clean cotton towel. Moisten the towel with the vinegar, and blot the stain without applying a lot of pressure to the area, to avoid spreading the mess. Repeat as necessary with clean sections of the towel until the stain is loosened and removed from the surface of the suede. Water can change the texture and even the color of the suede. If the boots are stained so deeply that talcum powder or cornmeal does not soak up the stain before it sets, take the boots to a professional cleaner. You can do this by taking them to a local dry cleaning service or shoe repair shop.


Keep talking. Don't be afraid of silence. Leave her alone if she isn't interested. Make plans to see her again.

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Let the conversation flow naturally. Ask her questions, listen carefully, and be genuinely interested in what she has to say.  When she mentions something that she's excited about, and her eyes light up, ask her more about it. Feed the conversation with questions. If she's interested, she will ask you questions about yourself; answer them honestly.  If you're interacting with a girl in a group setting, ask her lots of questions, and continue making eye contact to make her feel like you're talking to her specifically. Make sure to include the other members of her group in the conversation so they won't be left out: most girls appreciate it when guys are nice to their friends. Eventually, the group might leave you two alone to talk, and it'll be much easier to carry on a one-on-one conversation in private. If you've approached a girl at some sort of event, like a concert or a festival, you don't need to fill every moment with words. If you're sitting next to a girl in class, you can let the conversation drop and then pick it up the thread again when you have a free moment. Sit with her, listen with her, wander with her, and make witty comments as they pop into your brain. The important thing is that she enjoys your company. You should be able to tell if she doesn't want to take your conversation any further: she'll give you one-word answers, she won't look you in the eyes, and she won't ask questions back. If she is interested in talking with you, she'll be engaged in the conversation, and you won't have to force it too much. Bear in mind that holding back from the conversation doesn't necessarily mean that she isn't interested--she might just be shy--and being engaged in the conversation doesn't necessarily mean that she's attracted to you: she might just be up for a conversation.  If she doesn't seem interested, politely excuse yourself. Don't let the situation grow too awkward. Say, "Well, it was nice talking you. Enjoy your book!" Return to whatever you were doing before you approached her. If you've...


Keep tea and spices separate. Do not use plastic. Do not put tea in the refrigerator.

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Many people throw their loose leaf tea in with their spices. This is generally not a good idea. Tea can actually absorb aromas very easily. Storing your tea near spices can affect its taste. Never store your tea in plastic. Plastic absorbs odor and is generally clear, leaving your tea vulnerable to sources of light. Never store tea in your refrigerator. The refrigerator will not help tea keep longer and the moisture can damage your tea. Remember, loose leaf tea holds up best when it's stored at room temperature.


Keep texture in mind when choosing a fabric. Choose fabrics and paints in complementary colors. Use fabric or acrylic paint. Coat your brush with an even amount of paint.

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Go with a natural fiber cloth with a fairly smooth surface. Avoid any fabrics that have a stain resistance finish and do not use softener on the fabric beforehand or after painting. It’s fine to iron your fabric before starting, if desired. Soft or floaty fabrics can be difficult to use for stencils. It’s best to save these fabrics until your pretty comfortable using stencils. The tone of the fabric will affect the final look of the paint. If you go with a light paint and a dark fabric, then you’ll likely need to apply multiple paint layers to keep your image from being tinted. If you choose two similar colors, such as lilac and lavender, make sure that there is enough contrast for the paint to actually stand out and be visible. It’s a good idea to buy some extra fabric to test colors out on and to practice painting with. Fabric paint usually works the best and has the benefit of being both washable and dry cleanable. You’ll need to dry the fabric after application and usually heat set it as well. Acrylic paints are easy to use, but aren’t quite as durable and will usually wash off over time. If you decide to use acrylic paint, handwashing the fabric can make it last longer. Squirt a quarter-sized amount of paint onto your palette and dip the tip of your sponge or brush into a color. Move the tip around a bit to remove any excess paint. The goal is to have a colored, but generally dry, brush. Any extra paint that stays on the brush or sponge might create uneven lines on the final product. It’s better to apply multiple layers than to rush through a single heavy coat.


Keep the 90-minute rule. Have some coffee.

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There is research that suggest our sleep cycles in 90 minute intervals. Each 90 minute cycle includes two doses of REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep and one non-REM sleep. REM is the deepest cycle of sleep so optimize your sleep by keeping it in intervals of 90 minutes. Waking up at the end of a 90 minute REM cycle will leave you much more alert and awake than waking up in the middle of non-REM sleep. Train your body to sleep less by cutting down incrementally. Cut down your sleep 30 minutes at a time. For example, cut down your sleep from 8 to 7 ½ hours in one week then reduce it to 7 the next until you’re down to your ideal sleep schedule. Caffeine has long been known to help people wake up. If you have already established a solid coffee routine and feel like it no longer works, reduce the amount of sugar and milk or the type of coffee that you are drinking. Some brands have a higher caffeine content.  Caffeine is a stimulant that triggers a short-term rise in blood pressure and heart rate so don’t depend on coffee as a permanent solution as your body will quickly build an immunity. People with poor heart health should consult their medical professional before developing a regular caffeine routine.  Find a diner or late night establishment that serves the type of coffee that’s right for you. Forcing yourself to go somewhere and talk to strangers rather than staying at home helps to get you alert.


Keep the area clean and dry to encourage the stitches to heal. Start doing Kegel exercises. Expose the area to air. Change your sanitary pad every two to four hours. Talk with your doctor about sex and using tampons. Monitor the area for potential infection.

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Because the wound is between your vagina and your anus, you will need to take extra care to keep the wound as clean and dry as possible. Always rinse the area with water after urinating and wipe your bottom from front to back after you have a bowel movement. Doing so will help keep the area clean and reduce the potential for infection from bacteria in the stool. Start doing Kegel exercises as soon as possible after you give birth as long as your doctor says it is okay. Doing Kegel exercises will help to improve circulation and speed your healing time. It will also help your body to repair some of the tissue damage from giving birth.  Kegel exercises strengthen the pelvic floor muscles that support the bladder, uterus, and rectum. In addition to helping your episiotomy wound to heal, these exercise can also help reduce urinary incontinence in women and strengthen contractions during orgasm.  To perform Kegel exercises, start with an empty bladder and imagine trying to stop yourself from urinating and passing gas at the same time. You are trying to squeeze and lift the area. Be sure that you are squeezing and lifting without using any other muscles. Do not tighten your stomach muscles, squeeze your legs together, tighten your buttocks, or hold your breath. Only the pelvic floor muscles should be working. Since an episiotomy wound does not get much exposure to air during normal daily activities, it is important to expose your wound to air now and then. Exposing your wound to air for a few hours per day will help to reduce the moisture against the stitches. When you are napping during the day or at night, take off your underwear so that your wound will get some exposure to the air. You will need to wear a sanitary pad while your episiotomy wound heals. Wearing a sanitary pad will help to keep the wound dry and also prevent any blood from getting on your underwear. Keeping the area clean and dry will help it to heal faster.  Make sure that you change your sanitary pad ever two to four hours even if it looks clean....


Keep the area clean and dry. Apply a protective salve to raw areas. Cover raw areas with bandages. Sprinkle talc-free powder on raw skin. Keep raw skin out of the sun. Avoid scratching itchy skin.

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Splash your raw skin with cool water and lightly apply a gentle, scent- and alcohol-free cleanser twice each day. Cleanse more often if you notice dirt or debris on the raw areas. Pat the area dry with a clean towel to prevent further irritation. This can clear away debris or bacteria and minimize your risk of infection. Avoid scrubbing or rubbing the area too harshly, which can cause irritation. Dab on a thin layer of a protective cream, lotion or ointment that is gentle as well as scent- and alcohol-free. Use products including zinc oxide, petroleum jelly, or aloe on the raw skin and surrounding area. This may help protect your raw skin and soothe any irritation. Ask your pharmacist or doctor for the best type of protective layer for your raw skin.  Apply the ointment twice per day, or more as needed. Petroleum jelly can worsen seborrheic dermatitis, so avoid using it if you have this condition. Select a non-stick or fabric bandage manufactured for sensitive skin. Apply your choice over any raw areas, securing adhesive edges to healthy skin. This can protect the area from contact with your hands or fingers, and extreme temperatures as well as irritants and bacteria, which minimize the risk of infection. If your raw skin is a result of chafing (friction), apply a powder such as alum or cornstarch to the raw areas. Reapply the powder after showers or anytime your skin is moist. This can whisk away moisture from your skin and prevent further irritation. It may also promote healing by preventing friction. Talcum powder has been tentatively linked to cancer when used on genital areas, so avoid these products until further studies have been conducted. To allow your skin to heal and protect it from further damage, keep raw skin out of the sun. Avoid the sun during peak hours, like from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wear clothing with long sleeves and pants as well a sun hat. Apply a water-resistant, broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher (only on intact, non-irritated skin) if you do need to be outdoors....


Keep the area clean. Use oral and topical antihistamines to relieve itching and irritation. Wait a full day for the pain to subside and several days for the irritation to go away.

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Three times a day, clean the area with warm water and apply an antibiotic ointment like Neosporin. Then re-wrap the area with a bandage and gauze. Soothe any remaining skin irritations with over-the-counter antihistamine pills, or with topical creams containing diphenhydramine or calamine. 5-10 minutes after treatment, the pain should begin to lessen. After a full day, the pain should be almost completely gone. If you continue to experience pain past a full day and haven't done so already, see a doctor or specialist for professional treatment.  In rare cases, stings from jellyfish can cause either infection or scarring, but most people avoid these scenarios entirely, even after especially painful stings. In extremely rare cases, people experience hypersensitivity to the venom a week or several weeks after being stung. Blisters or other skin irritations may surface seemingly out of the blue. While this hypersensitivity is generally not dangerous, it may be helpful to see a doctor or dermatologist for assistance.


Keep the area moist. Avoid picking at or removing scabs. Peel band-aids off slowly. Avoid using harsh antiseptics on minor wounds. Get plenty of sleep.

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Antibiotic ointment isn't only useful for preventing infections- it also helps lock moisture into the cut. This is beneficial because dry wounds heal more slowly, so moisture will expedite healing. Apply ointment every time you wrap the wound. Even when you've stopped covering the cut, apply a dab of ointment to lock in moisture and help the healing process. Scabs sometimes form over cuts or scrapes. These help protect the area while it heals. Accordingly, you shouldn't pick at scabs or try to remove them. This will uncover the cut and your body will have to start healing itself all over again, slowing the healing process. Scabs sometimes get rubbed off accidentally and the cut starts bleeding again. If this happens, clean and dress it like any other cut. While we're often told that ripping band-aids off quickly is best, this can actually make your wound heal slower. Pulling a band-aid off too fast can rip scabs and reopen wounds, setting back the healing process. Instead, peel the band-aid off slowly. To help make this easier, you can soak the area in warm water to loosen the band-aid and make removal less painful. Alcohol, peroxide, iodine, and harsh soaps irritate and inflame the wound, which can slow the healing process and even cause scarring. For minor cuts and scrapes, all you need is clean water, mild soap, and antibiotic ointment. The body repairs itself while sleeping. If you don't sleep enough, the wound can take much longer to heal. Sleep is also essential for a healthy immune system to prevent infections while your wound heals. Commit to getting a full night's sleep to help your wound heal quickly and efficiently.


Keep the bedding and litter box clean. Take your rabbit for a checkup. Spay or neuter your rabbit.

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Bunnies like clean spaces. Make sure to keep your rabbit’s bedding clean. Check it regularly, once every day or two, to make sure it doesn’t need changing. If your rabbit goes to the bathroom in the bedding, she needs a larger area to roam and move around.  Clean the litter box every day. A rabbit will avoid a dirty litter box. Throw everything away in the litter box, wash the box, and replace the bedding. Unclean bedding can lead to fleas, flies, and other pests, which can be harmful to your rabbit. Your Jersey Wooly rabbit will live a healthy life as long as a proper diet is fed to her. However, take your rabbit to the veterinarian once a year for an examination. The vet will check your rabbit’s teeth to make sure they are wearing properly or see if they need to be trimmed. If your rabbit refuses to eat or drink, has diarrhea, does not poop for a day, has eye or nasal discharge, drools, shows swelling, has reddened skin or fur loss anywhere on the body, does not hop or move like normal or is unable to use back legs, has dark, red urine, or a fever of more than 105 °F (40.6 °C), you need to take her to see the vet. Rabbit’s should be neutered (if male) or spayed (if female) at four to six months of age. This has many benefits, such as eliminating unwanted pregnancy, aggression, urine spraying, and reproductive system cancer and infections.


Keep the big picture in mind. Lead a simple life Live in accordance with your values. Be grateful for what you have. Be patient and thoughtful.

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Try to not to get too tangled up in the details. Remind yourself that things will work out one way or another, and that even the worst of situations will eventually pass. Don't give up on the important things, but try to recognize the details that are merely distracting you. . Separate your needs from your wants, and try to focus on the things that are truly important. Consume only what you need, and be mindful of how much waste you produce. Live within your means, whatever that means for you.  Avoid overspending. Buy things for their practical function, not for how they look or how they will make you look. Simplify. Go through your possessions, and sell or donate the things that you don't use or need. Stop holding onto things just because they're "yours." Connect with the people, the places, and the causes that are important to you. Care about the planet, the future, and the people in your life. Learn to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle, and think seriously about your impact. Appreciate how wonderfully lucky you are to be alive, breathing, and growing in this moment. Show your gratitude for the people who make your life worth living: friends, family, loved ones, acquaintances.  Accept your life for what it is. Don't give up on your dreams and aspirations – but do not try to make a fantasy a reality. Cultivate a gratitude practice. Make a habit of thanking people and complimenting people. Every morning, write down five things for which you are grateful. Accept the things that you cannot change, and work to thoughtfully change the things that you cannot accept. Be aware of your surroundings, particularly the way that your behavior affects the way that other people feel. Don't be afraid to wait, or to go with the flow.


Keep the blinds slightly open. Use a brush attachment head for your vacuum cleaner. Run the brush attachment along the length of the blinds. Repeat on the opposite side of the blinds.

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Turn the stem until the blinds are mostly closed. The slats should be pointed at a downward angle toward you. It’s important that the blinds remain partially open to allow you clean deep in between them.  You won’t be able to fit the entire brush attachment into the blinds themselves, but the bristles will penetrate into their inner recesses and sweep the dust into the hose. Vacuum dusting will be sufficient for cleaning lightly dusty or dirty blinds. Extend the suction hose on your vacuum cleaner and place a circular or rectangular brush attachment over the end. The brush attachment is excellent for serious dusting jobs due to its construction. The heavy bristles will dislodge dust as they sweep over the blinds and the hose will suction it up. If you don’t have a brush attachment for your vacuum cleaner, invest in one. They are indispensable for dusting tricky, hard to hit areas like horizontal blinds. Turn on the vacuum to a low suction setting. Start at the top of blinds and run the brush along their length, making sure to hit each slat. You may need to make several passes to remove thick dust. Don’t press against the blinds with the brush as you dust. A light sweeping motion with the bristles will suffice. Too much force may damage delicate slats. Rotate the stem to turn the blinds upward at an angle. Keep them slightly open. Suction as much dust as you can from the underside of the slats. Assuming your blinds don’t have a lot of built up dirt, grease or discoloration, this should be all you need to get them looking as good as new.  Go over the floor beneath the blinds with the vacuum when you’re done to suck up any loose dust that has drifted off the blinds. Keeping blinds dusted regularly will prevent you from having to employ more extensive cleaning methods later on.


Keep the budget in mind. Go to stores that sell room décor. Look for necessary furniture first. Consider lightweight furniture that still looks good. Look for wall decorations. Search for objects for your desk or nightstand. Find some bedding. Grab some storage supplies.

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Costs add up quickly. When you're going out and buying things for your room, it's very important to make sure you don't overspend. Use a piece of paper and a pen, or a smartphone, to write down your budget, and then write down the cost of everything you plan to buy. If anything you want to buy will put you over the budget, either don't buy it, or put some other items back.  Keep sales tax in mind - things often cost more than you think due to sales tax. Think about the necessity of something you want to buy. When you find yourself thinking that what you see is cute, think logistically about whether you have a need for it. If it's a borderline case, such as buying a pillow when you're going to make a pillow pile, take factors like price into account - you don't need a 50-dollar pillow when there are far cheaper ones of the same quality right next to it. Try to aim for cheaper decorations rather than the more expensive ones. But be careful not to buy lower-quality decorations just because they're cheaper - you don't want to buy a beanbag chair and have it split open as soon as someone sits on it! It might be more convenient to buy things for your room online, but it's better to see potential decorations in person. Especially for things like bedding and seating, you'll want to be able to see how it looks up close, and test some things out, with the ability to easily return it if something's wrong with it. And plus, it's possible to go out to the store with friends, making the trip a lot more fun! Oftentimes, things from generic stores can be just as good as brand-name products. There's no need to go on a giant mall trip just to buy stuff for your room - unless you want to, of course. Those pillows might seem like they'd be perfect for your room, but if you need to replace your broken desk chair, a desk chair should be the first thing you look for. The functionality of your room should be priority over the cuteness of it, so buy furniture you need rather than furniture you just want. If you can't use your room,...


Keep the cat out of the house. Designate cat-free zones. Try a separation period. Have the cat bathed weekly. Groom the cat daily.

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If you can’t bring yourself to get rid of your cat, try making him an outside cat. This will limit your exposure to him. You can keep your cat in a cattery or cat house, located in the garden. This allows him the freedom to roam outdoors during the day. A reduction in the cat dander in the areas of the house where you spend most of your time will aid your allergies. Don't allow the cat to enter your bedroom at any time. Since you sleep here, you will breathe in cat dander all night if he/she is hanging around in there. Keep the doors shut to any rooms you don't want cats to enter. You have to keep this up at all times. Any cat dander can aggravate your allergies. Plus, the more everyone does it, the more it'll become an ingrained habit. To test if your cat is really causing your allergies, send him away to stay with someone else for a month or two. Clean your house very well when he leaves to get rid of all the dander and clean it at least once a week in case any dander remains. Track your allergy symptoms over this time period, noting how they change. If he is really the problem, you should see a change in your allergies pretty quickly. Although your cat will likely not enjoy it, you should have him bathed once a week. This can be done by a household member who isn't allergic. If you live by yourself, look into paying for a cat groomer to do it. Try to wash your cat a maximum of twice a week as washing them creates tangles in their fur and dries out their skin. Also consider using allergen reducing shampoos. These help cut down on how much dander your cat will shed on a daily basis. To cut down on shedding, brush or comb your cat's fur thoroughly each day for 10 to 15 minutes. Make sure you discard the fur after each grooming. To avoid spreading allergens inside your home, do this outside. If possible, have a non-allergic member of your household do this for you.  Grooming will improve the texture of the cat's coat,  which will help remove all sources of allergens from the cat’s spittle, any outdoor pollen...


Keep the colors in mind. Consider how plain or fancy your outfit is. Know what shoes to wear for work. Know what flats to wear to school. Coming up with casual outfit ideas. Choosing the right shoes for special occasions and dates. Dress for the weather. Wear flats with socks to keep warm and reduce sweat/odor.

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Try to match your shoes to one color of your outfit. For example, if you are wearing blue jeans, a white shirt, and a brown belt, you could wear a pair of brown shoes. At the same time, you can also wear a contrasting color—just make sure that the tone or saturation are the same. For example, you pair some skinny pants with white canvas sneakers and a black shirt. Keep warm with a black jacket and a red, plaid scarf. If you pair fancy shoes with a fancy outfit, you will look overdressed. Instead, consider pairing simple flats with a fancy outfit, or fancy flats with a simply outfit. This will create a nice contrast, and prevent your outfit from looking too busy. Choosing shoes and outfits for work can be difficult. You want to look good, but you also want to meet the company's dress code requirements. Most important of all, you want to be comfortable, especially if you will be on your feet for long periods of time. Here are some things to consider:  If you work retail, refer to your company's dress code to learn what colors and styles of shoe are acceptable. Consider choosing a simple, comfortable flat, such as loafers or sneakers. Most companies will ask you to wear a solid-colored black or brown shoe. If you work in an office, sneakers might be too casual and heels might be too painful. Consider getting a pair of pointy-toed flats. They are the best alternative to painful heels while still looking formal. They work great with dress pants and pencil skirts.  A cute work outfit can consist of a white blouse with lace insets, a black pencil skirt, and black pointy-toed flats with ankle straps. Polish up your appearance with some red lipstick, a ponytail or braid, and a classic pearl necklace. Like with work, you want to look good while meeting any dress code requirements (if there are any). You also want to be comfortable, especially if you need to walk far to get from class to class. Choose shoes that are comfortable, and don't wiggle or slip off your feet; the last thing you'd want is to lose a shoe while...


Keep the exhaust fan on during and after your showers. Open your bathroom windows and shut the door. Lower the humidity with a dehumidifier. Leave the shower door or curtain open after showering.

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The fan will help circulate air and reduce steam while you shower in addition to helping the bathroom to dry faster when you are finished. Allowing fresh air to enter your bathroom will provide a better air flow and assist with drying the room more efficiently. Close the bathroom door to contain the moisture produced and open the bathroom windows while you bathe to naturally disperse it. Dehumidifiers are a great choice for creating ventilation and preventing mold growth, especially if you live in a hot, humid climate. Dehumidifiers can make a huge difference by significantly reducing the amount of moisture in the air. Leaving your shower open promotes evaporation and helps your shower dry out more quickly. Closing the door or curtain slows down the drying process, creating the kind of moist environment where mold and bacteria flourish.


Keep the ferret comfortable. Shampoo the ferret. Rinse you ferret thoroughly.

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Before lowering your ferret into the tub or sink, make sure he is comfortable. This way, he'll be less nervous during the actual bath.  Any time you hold your ferret, support his body completely. Make sure his feet are resting on the floor and, if they're not, make sure your hands are supporting his feet.  Make sure the water is not too deep. Hold the ferret up above water if he seems distressed and let the water drain some until he is relaxed. Ideally, your ferret should only be submerged up to his chest.  Your ferret's feet may slip on the floor of a bath or sink. Consider a rubber matt to make sure he can stand steady and therefore feel safe.  Having some of your ferrets favorite toys in the water can help him relax during bath time. After getting your ferret in the water, you can begin the process of shampooing the ferret.  First, get your ferret thoroughly wet. You can do this by gently splashing water on his sides, running the faucet over him, or using a measure cup to pour water of his back, head, and tail. Run the shampoo bottle under warm water before applying it to your ferret's skin. Ferrets get cold easily and you want to make sure the shampoo is slightly hotter than room temperature. Apply a thin line of shampoo down your ferret's back and massage the shampoo deep into the ferret's coat. Be particularly diligent about washing his tail and abdomen, as these are areas where oils build up and increase odor.  Be careful to not get soap in the ferret's eyes or mouth. Only use your fingertips when washing around the head to reduce the likelihood of this happening. Keep one hand on your ferret while you wash him to make sure he doesn't move around too much, which can cause injury to you via biting and scratching. If you're choosing to condition the ferret's coat, repeat this process with conditioner after rinsing the shampoo from the ferret's coat. Leaving shampoo in can cause your ferret's skin to dry out. Make sure to get all the shampoo out before letting your ferret out of the bath.  If you're...


Keep the fire well maintained Allow the fire to burn down before extinguishing it. Pour lots of water onto the embers. Use dirt or sand as an alternative for water. Make sure everything is cold before leaving it.

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. While you're enjoying a campfire, make sure to keep it manageable. Don't make it any bigger than is necessary for your group, and keep it burning steadily with large pieces of dry wood. Don't include any green or live wood in your fire and always stay close by, supervising.  Make sure the fire pit is of an appropriate size and of good quality before building your fire. Consider reinforcing pre-made metal pits by piling up dirt or rock to keep the fire housed safely and burning properly. Do NOT burn glass, aluminum cans, or any kind of pressurized aerosol. These objects won't burn and will be extraordinarily dangerous when they heat up. The best way to ensure that your fire is safe to put out is to start letting it burn down and smolder long before you start dumping water onto it. If you're ready to call it a night, spread the embers out as thinly as possible and then stop stirring the fire, letting it slowly die down. Wait until you see lots of ash accumulating where the embers were and wait for the glow to die down. Hold your hand over the fire and keep track of the heat coming off it. Pour water slowly, holding your bucket close to the embers. Don't throw it or dump it, which can create sudden billowing smoke and ash that can be dangerous. Aim for the embers, glowing or otherwise, pouring gently, and continue pouring your water onto the fire until the hissing sound stops entirely. Then pour a little more around just to be safe. Stir it around gently with a fire-stick or shovel to make sure its out. Add a more or less equal amount of sand or dry dirt to the embers and stir it around to coat the smoldering embers, putting them out. Continue slowly adding the sediment to the fire and stirring until its cold enough to touch. Don't attempt to bury a fire. Burying a fire might let the fire continue smoldering, catching tree roots or other dry brush on fire, protecting it from elements and letting it continue on without your knowing. The embers ash and logs should be cold enough to touch before you abandon it...


Keep the girl on her toes after you meet. Play it cool when it comes to calling or texting her. Once you exchange phone numbers with her, let her call you first. Don't open up about your feelings too fast. Don't look available all of the time. Don't break the touch barrier too soon. Don't linger too long at first.

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If you want to play hard to get, then you can't be too open about how much you like the girl or let her know exactly how you feel. Instead, you have to keep things fun and interesting by teasing her, being playful, gently bumping into her, and just generally keeping things light and fun without letting the girl know where you stand. Keep her guessing about your true feelings by teasing her a bit, but then pulling away if things get too friendly. Make her wonder how you really feel while encouraging her enough to keep her interested. To keep her on her toes, you can call her out in a joking way, by saying things like, "How much pink can one person really wear?" Or, "I've never known anyone who is so obsessed with her cat." Joke around with her and let her see that you appreciate her without all-out complimenting her, and you'll only intrigue her further. If you want to play hard to get, then you don't want the girl you like to feel like you are at her beck and call. If she calls you, don't pick up on the first — or even the second or third — ring. Let her feel like you have something more important to do. Though you don't want to look like you're too booked to care about her, you may not want to pick up the phone every time she calls, either. Give it a few hours to let her see that you have a lot going on.  Don't hang around the phone and annoy the girl you like by texting her what you ate for breakfast or asking what she thinks is the meaning of life. Who says you have to focus on talking to just one girl at a time? Instead of lingering over one person, use this time to be free and explore your options. Don't respond right away when your interest texts you. Go make a sandwich and wait fifteen minutes to respond, even if it's hard to wait. If she calls, let it go to voicemail and wait a few hours to call her back. If you really want to answer the phone, at least wait until the third ring. Of course, she may not do so, expecting you to make the first move. After a certain amount of time has passed, you will...


Keep the heat in. Keep yourself warm. Keep the fridge closed as much as possible. Plan some entertainment. Stay updated.

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Losing heat is definitely uncomfortable, but you can survive it if you keep yourself warm.  Stop your pipes from freezing. Go around your house and turn on every faucet so that it's dripping just slightly. Keeping the water moving through the pipes should help prevent them from freezing. Seal up any drafts. Put towels at the bottom of any doors that have a gap, or around drafty windows. If your windows are single-paned, close the curtains or pin a blanket up over them to keep the heat in. Bundle up in warm clothes and stay near your loved ones. If you're all in a room together you'll help keep each other warm with your body heat.  Dress in layers. Put on a thin layer of synthetic clothing close to your skin and cover as much as your body as you can. Long underwear or warm leggings will help. On top of that, wear as many layers as you need to keep warm, finishing with a pair or two of warm socks and a sweatshirt or coat with a hood. Wear a head covering. You lose a lot of heat from the top of your head, so keep it covered. If you don't have hooded clothing, wrap a scarf or towel around your head, or put on a warm winter hat. Stay in bed. Put as many covers as you need onto your bed, and hop in. Keeping your body heat in an enclosed space under the sheets will help you stay as warm as possible. Cuddle up. Join forces with a freezing roommate, family member and even the family pets. . This will help it stay cool in spite of the lack of power, and keep your food from spoiling as quickly. Only open the refrigerator when it's absolutely necessary, grab what you need, and close it up. Place frozen items outside. Make use of Mother Nature's freezer, and put them in a snowbank outside. If temperatures are below freezing, you could also keep refrigerated items on an enclosed porch. It can help you stave off boredom while you wait for the power to return.  Play cards. Use a classic deck for games like Blackjack, Poker, War, Go Fish, Crazy Eights or Egyptian Ratscrew. Read a book (to yourself, or aloud for others). Try...


Keep the humidifier charged. Check the seal. Store the humidor in the right environment. Open the humidor to lower the humidity. Recalibrate the hygrometer

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Once your humidor is seasoned, you will still have to maintain the humidity in order to preserve your tobacco products. Anytime the humidity level dips to 65 percent or lower, recharge the humidifier.  To recharge the humidifier, soak it in a half-and-half distilled water and propylene glycol solution for 15 minutes. When the humidifier is saturated with the solution, set it on a towel to dry for 30 minutes. When the excess moisture has dripped out, return the humidifier to the humidor. The seal on the humidor is integral to maintaining the humidity inside. If the seal isn't tight enough, moisture will escape, and you'll always be battling a dry humidor. If there's a problem with the seal, you may need to exchange or replace the humidor.  To test the seal on the humidor, place a piece of paper halfway inside the humidor. Close the lid so the paper is trapped between the lid and the humidor. To test the seal, gently pull on the piece of paper. If it comes out easily, there's a problem with the seal. If there's resistance and the paper doesn’t easily move, the seal is fine.  Repeat with all sides of the humidor to test the seal all around. Part of keeping your humidor at the right humidity level is storing it properly, and that means keeping it in the right place and at the right temperature. The ideal location for your humidor is a cool spot that’s out of direct sunlight. The right temperature for a humidor is between 60 and 75 F (15.5 and 24 C). When the humidity inside the humidor becomes to high, you can easily lower it by opening the lid. Leave the humidor open for 30 minutes. In 24 hours, check the humidity level again. If it’s still high, leave the lid open for another 30-minute interval. Repeat daily until the humidity stabilizes. . An inaccurate hygrometer can often be blamed for the humidity reading in a humidor. Often, you may find that the humidity level is fine, and it’s the hygrometer that’s off. This is especially true with analog hygrometers, which tend to be more inaccurate than digital ones....


Keep the information in your flyer brief. Write out the benefits of your product or service. Write a call to action. Add contact information. Proofread the information for your flyer.

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When you’re using a flyer as an advertisement, you want it to be clear and effective. Someone should be able to walk by, glance at your flyer, and understand your main selling point or service within a few seconds.  Spend time brainstorming. Write a list of the things that you want people to take away from your flyer. Narrow that down to a single phrase or a few phrases. Write down the main purpose of your flyer. For example, one purpose might be: “To get people to come the Joe’s Furniture flash sale on Friday.” This will help you clarify exactly what your flyer needs to convey. You don’t want any paragraphs or large chunks of text in your flyer. When you’re creating the content for your flyer, you want to focus on the benefit to the customer rather than on your company itself.  Use words like “you” and “your” instead of “we” or “I”. Create a bullet list of reasons why a person will benefit from using your service or coming to a specific sale or event. A call to action makes your advertising flyer active rather than passive. It asks the person to interact with your business or service in a way that is direct.  Use an imperative, direct statement. For example, write, “Call Jerry’s Lawn Service today for a free landscape design consultation.” An advertising flyer is primarily meant to get a customer or consumer to look for more information on your company or service. You want to make sure to let them know how to easily contact your company or find your brick-and-mortar store.  You want to include multiple types of contact information directly on your flyer. Have a link to your website, social media, an address, and a phone number. When you’re making an advertising flyer, you don’t want to have mistakes within the flyer. This makes your company look unprofessional, and it makes customers less likely to trust the information in your flyer.  Make sure everything is correct on a grammatical level. Also, recheck your contact information to make sure there are no typos in your phone number or address.


Keep the kayak on dry ground so you can learn how to properly enter it. Ask other paddlers to hold the kayak steady against the dock as you step into the cockpit.

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Although experts can enter while in the water, doing so as a novice will most likely cause the kayak to capsize. Keep your weight on the dock and place both legs in the center of the cockpit. Swing your body into the kayak while keeping a firm hold of the dock. Slide your legs forward in the cockpit as you let go of the dock and stabilize the kayak. To exit a kayak, perform the previous steps in reverse.


Keep the keg cold. Don’t move around the keg. Drink the beer within a suitable time frame.

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The beer should be served at about 38 degrees Fahrenheit, but that requires that you keep the beer cold. Use a chilling bucket filled with ice or a kegerator (a refrigerator specially designed for kegs).  Alternately, you can place the keg inside a large garbage bag and fill the bag with ice. Do not allow the beer to go above 55 degrees F or below 28 degrees F. Beer that is too warm will produce bacterial growth. Beer that has frozen will have reduced quality of flavor and aroma. After the keg has arrived at your house, you need to give it time to settle down so the beer is of optimal quality. Situate the keg in the desired location for your event and leave it there for at least an hour before tapping the keg., Depending on the type of tap you use on the keg, you may need to finish the beer sooner than later.  A manual pump (the kind most often used at a party, for example) will reduce the quality of the beer’s taste rather quickly. In this case, drink the beer within 8 hours. You may be able to stretch this out to one day.  Using a kegerator and CO2 to dispense your beer will prolong the quality and freshness of the beer. In this case, pasteurized beer can last up to 3 months. Unpasteurized beer might last about 2 months.


Keep the limoncello chilled in the refrigerator. Chill a serving glass by filling it with ice. Pour the limoncello into a shot glass. Serve the limoncello before or after a meal.

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Limoncello is best served cold. Chilling limoncello at least 1 hour in advance of drinking it brings out its flavor and makes it more refreshing in warmer weather. Limoncello can also be stored in the freezer, since it won’t freeze solid. Limoncello doesn’t have to be chilled. Because it has a high alcohol and sugar content, it is safe to drink at room temperature. However, chilling it is standard. Fill a shot glass or cordial glass to the rim with ice. Crushed ice works better than ice cubes since it covers more of the glass’ surface area. Leave the ice in the glass for a few minutes, then dump it out when you’re ready to pour the limoncello.  Using a warm glass is fine if you don’t have time to chill anything, but a cold glass helps draw out the limoncello's flavor. At the very least, mitigate a warm glass by chilling the limoncello in advance. Another way to chill a glass is by filling a bucket with ice. Place the glass upside down in the ice for up to 30 minutes. Alternatively, freeze the glass for up to 4 hours. As long as the glass is empty, it won’t break. Frozen glasses stay colder for much longer than ice-filled glasses. Limoncello is commonly served in stemmed shot glasses or cordial glasses. These elegant glasses match well with the Italian liqueur, but any regular shot glass you have available serves as an acceptable alternative. Limoncello is also served in ceramic shot glasses in some regions in Italy. Stemmed glasses are more effective at keeping limoncello cool, but they’re easier to break. They also hold the same amount of liquor as any ordinary shot glass, so they’re hardly necessary. Limoncello is considered to be a digestive aid. It is often served alongside desserts at the end of a meal. It’s the kind of drink you sip slowly as you relax. It is a great way to clean your palate after a heavy meal, but it’s drinkable at any time of the day.  Limoncello is typically served plain without ice. Try adding ice to it if it tastes too warm or your glass warms up. You may enjoy serving limoncello...


Keep the mushrooms in their original packaging. Rewrap the mushrooms with shrink wrap. Refrigerate them.

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If you’re not going to use your mushrooms right away, it’s okay to leave them in their original cardboard and plastic wrap packaging. The plastic wrap usually has holes which allow excess moisture to escape without drying the mushrooms out. If you do need a few mushrooms right away, make the smallest hole possible in the original plastic covering. Once you’ve taken the mushrooms you need out of the package, rewrap the area you removed them from with plastic wrap. After you’ve brought the mushrooms home, refrigerate them in their original packaging. Putting fresh mushrooms in the refrigerator slows down the growing process and can prevent them from going bad quickly. Using this technique should keep your mushrooms fresh for about a week.


Keep the nest clean. Collect eggs twice each morning. Return for a third collection. Prevent your chickens from eating eggs. Keep yourself clean and safe.

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One of the most important factors when you're raising chickens is keeping their environment clean and conducive to nesting. Make sure the chicken pen is spacious enough to accommodate your chickens and that the nesting area is well-maintained.  Make sure you have at least one nest for every three to four chickens. The nests should be large enough to accommodate your hens.  Use hay or wood shavings as litter in the pen and coop. This will help keep the eggs cleaner and reduce the chances of them being stained by mud or manure. Nest boxes should be cleaned out at least once every week, and the nesting materials (hay or wood shavings) should be replaced at that time. The longer an egg sits in the nest, the greater its chances of becoming broken, dirty, or unsafe to eat. An egg sitting out in extreme hot or cold weather is even more likely to be unsafe to eat, which is why regular collection is important.  Go out to the chicken coop and gather your eggs twice each morning, preferably before noon.  Some experts recommend listening for the sound of hens cackling loudly, as this can indicate that they're actively laying eggs.  Try to space out your morning collections by a few hours to ensure you get all the eggs that are laid. Eggs with cracked or broken shells should be discarded immediately. Make sure you do not accidentally mix these eggs in with the ones you are keeping to prevent contamination. Depending on how many chickens you have and what kind of climate they are laying eggs in, you may need to consider a third collection. This should ideally be done in the late afternoon or early evening. That way your first two collections will gather any eggs laid overnight or in the morning, and your third collection will gather any eggs laid during the afternoon. Follow the same procedure for evaluating eggs. If any eggs are cracked or broken, discard them immediately. Chickens are opportunistic eaters. A chicken won't know instinctively that she can eat her own eggs, but if she encounters broken eggs she will...


Keep the newborn kittens with the mother. Care for abandoned newborn kittens. Socialize the kittens. Get the kittens vaccinated. Spay or neuter the kittens. Wait until the kittens are 8 weeks old before giving them away.

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If your cat has just given birth, she'll take care of the kittens. Provide plenty of food and a safe place so that she can look after her kittens. The mother will also teach the kittens to toilet and socialize. Since they won't be eating solid foods, she'll nurse them in the early weeks. In rare cases, the mother cat can't or won't care for her kittens (because of mastitis, a retained placenta, feeling overwhelmed, or she simply neglects them). Get the mother medical attention to treat physical problems and care for the kittens if she's not looking after them. While you won't need to feed the newborn kittens, you should keep their space clean. Frequently check the kittens space to see if you need to change any bedding. They can begin using the litter box around 4 weeks old. If you're caring for newborn kittens that have no mother cat around, first make sure that she is truly gone. Before picking up the kittens, keep a large distance and wait several hours for the mother to come back. If she doesn't or the kittens are in danger, carefully wrap them in towels and place them in carriers with good air circulation. Once the kittens are warm, bottle feed them kitten milk replacement formula every 3 hours.  You should also do this for any kittens that a mother cat is neglecting, even if she's still around. You'll also need to help the kittens use the toilet. Use a damp washcloth or piece of gauze and wipe it across their genitals until clean. Dry off the kittens. A caring mother cat reduces kitten's stress. If the mother isn't around or is neglecting them, you'll need to nurture the newborns. This is critical during the first few weeks of life, so if you can, try to give the kittens to someone who has a cat that is currently nursing. If you must socialize the kittens, start slowly and earn their trust. Gradually begin holding the kittens, introduce them to other people, and play with them as they get older. If you're worried about starting out, let the kittens become familiar with you while you feed them. This way,...


Keep the okra well watered. Thin the seedlings. Weed and mulch the okra bed. Side dress the plants with compost. Keep an eye out for pests.

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Okra should be given at least an inch per week of water. Water every morning to thoroughly moisten the soil, except after heavy rains. Okra can withstand a bit of drought, but it grows much better when given plenty of water throughout the summer.  It's best to water okra in the morning so that the plants have time to dry before nightfall. If the water stands in the garden bed overnight, it could cause the plants to start rotting. When you water okra, try not to get water on the leaves. When the sun starts beating down on the okra plants, the water will act as a magnifying glass and burn the okra leaves. When the seeds you planted have sprouted and grown to 3 inches (7.6 cm) high, thin out the smaller seedlings and leave the strongest ones standing. Thin them so that the remaining seedlings are spaced 1 foot (0.3 m) to 2 foot (0.6 m) apart, in rows 3 feet (0.9 m) apart. If you transplanted seedlings that you started indoors, you can skip this step. While the okra is still young, cultivate the bed to eliminate any weeds. Then cover the area around the seedlings with a heavy layer of mulch, such as pine straw. This will prevent additional weeds from sprouting and taking over the bed. Since okra needs plenty of nutrients to grow, it's a good idea to continue adding compost throughout the summer. You should side dress the okra with compost three times: once after thinning the seedlings, once after the first pods begin to grow, and a third time halfway through the growing season. To side dress, simply rake in a few inches of compost around the plants, so that the soil there gets enriched.  You can also side dress with more bagged fertilizer or slow release fertilizer. Don't side dress the plants too often; three times is enough. Adding too much compost or fertilizer can hurt the plants more than it helps. Aphids, stinkbugs, and corn earworms all like to feast on okra plants. The plants are hardy, and usually won't fail on account of pests, but it's a good idea to keep their populations low to get the most out of...


Keep the peppers warm and well-lit. Water consistently. Test the pH. Pollinate the peppers when they flower. Harvest the peppers as they mature.

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After transplanting, ideal temperatures range between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit (21 to 27 degrees Celsius). Bell peppers also need plenty of light to grow. A sunny window may accomplish both requirements, but even the sunniest window may not be enough. Fluorescent grow lights generally work much better. Keep the lights no less than 3 inches (7.6 cm) from the top of the plant for 14 to 16 hours each day. Thoroughly soak the soil every few days, allowing the top of the soil to become just barely dry in between each watering. Bell peppers grow best in soils with a pH between 5.5 and 7.5. Add ground agricultural lime to the soil if you need to increase the pH. Add compost or fertilizer to the soil if you need to decrease the pH. Using a cotton swab, gently rub pollen from the anthers on a male flower. Swab the pollen into a female flower, applying it onto the large pollen-collecting center stalk, called a "stigma." Pollinating the pepper plant will increase your yield. Once they reach a usable size and an appropriate color, the peppers should be ready to harvest. Use sharp, clean shears to make a clean cut, leaving a stem that is about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) in length.