Start by diluting the essential oil in a carrier oil. Given the strength of essential oils and your cat's sensitivity to them, you will want to dilute the essential oil by 80-90% In a clean glass jar, pour 25 milliliters (0.85floz) of carrier oil. Then, add one drop of essential oil. Mix the oils together. Finally, add a few drops of the mixture to the water in your essential oil diffuser. For the carrier oil, use a cold pressed vegetable oil. You could use three drops of essential oil and 75 ml of carrier oil. In a small water bowl or diffuser, you could leave out some diffused essential oil, such as lavender. Make sure you diffuse it by 80-90% in vegetable oil. Then, put one or two drops of the diffused oil mixture into the container. If your cat feels like it, they can smell the container of essential oil and experience its calming effects. You can find essential oil diffusers for under $40. Consider the size of the diffuser and try to find one that will not fall over easily, since your cat could knock it over. Remember to make sure your cat has access to fresh water. Using diffused essential oil, apply a few drops to their paws or to their fur. Since they will be stuck with the smell, you should make sure they actually like the smell of the essential oil. If you are sure they like the smell of the essential oil, you could put a few drops of the diffused oil on your hands and then pet your cat. Give them a relaxing massage with the oil and hopefully they will calm down. Never give your cat the feeling of being stuck with a certain oil or smell. If you are leaving the house, do not leave your cat in a closed room with an essential oil diffuser. They need the autonomy to be able to walk away from the source of the smell, in case it has adverse effects on them. If you are petting your cat with some essential oil, be careful not to let any fall into their eyes or ears. If you get oil in your cat's eyes or ears, they may get an infection. If essential oil gets in their eyes, you should take them to the veterinarian. Essential oils are a short term solution that is useful for calming your cat once in a while, but should not be relied upon exclusively or for a very long time. If your cat has been very stressed out, you can use them for two weeks. If you want to use them for a longer period, you should consult with your veterinarian.

Summary: Dilute the essential oils. Leave out a dish of diffused essential oil. Apply essential oil to their body. Offer an escape route. Be careful not to get any oil in your cat's eyes or ears. Use an essential oil for two weeks at a time.

Lay a flat piece of treated lumber in the doorway to form the sill. Check it with a level. You want the sill to be as flat as possible. Most likely you'll need to slip some wooden shims under the lumber to level it. The length of wood you need for the sill depends on the width of your door. Use a tape measure to figure out the dimensions. Purchase a pack of 3in (7.6cm) coated deck screws. Measure the length of the sill. Place screws at both ends and place the remaining screws approximately every 9in (23cm). Screw them in place with a cordless screwdriver. Measure the door from the bottom left corner to the top right corner. Then, measure the door from the bottom right corner to the top left corner. The measurements should be exactly the same. If they're not, the door isn't square and needs to be adjusted. Hold the door and frame in the opening. Use a level to make sure they're plumb. Be sure to hold the door trim up to gauge whether or not there's enough room for it. You may need to make adjustments to fit them all. If there isn't enough space for the door, frame, and trim, you'll have to reduce the size of the door. Once the frame is set, you can adjust the door with a belt sander or circular saw. It's also possible to sand down the siding in the doorway to create the extra space.

Summary: Level the door sill with shims. Secure the sill with deck screws. Make sure the door is square. Set the door in the opening to check the fit. Sand or saw the door to size.

Find ways to separate yourself from your group of friends, and do something where it's just the two of you. Consider these ways: Walk home with him or her after class. Hang out in an area of the school, or after school where it's just you two for a little while. Work on school work together. Make yourself available to help him or her out with something. There are various ways to give non-verbal cues that you're interested. Make eye contact. Smile. Laugh when they say something funny. Put your hand on their shoulder. Place your hand near your lips while they talk. If he or she seems sad or worried about something, give a hug. If you are sitting next to your crush on a long car ride, you can put your head on his or her shoulder. See how your crush respond to your body language. Do they act the same way? Or do they pull back? Non-verbal cues are a good way to understand what someone is thinking but not saying. Consider being openly flirtatious by complimenting your crush. Say something that you like about them, without just saying "I like you." This can be through non-verbal body language, a note to them, or by directly talking with them about what you like about them. Consider saying, "I really like talking to you" rather than just blurting out, "I like you." Or consider saying things like, "I like your hair" or "I like hanging out with you" or "You're really cool." If you're spending a lot of time around your crush, and they seem to be hesitant to talk, try to avoid coming off as clingy. It's the same for your friends, family, or anyone you spend time with. Showing that you are independent can actually make you more attractive. Don't center all your time around your crush. Remember that there are lots of cool people and fun things to do out there. And your crush shouldn't be only thing that matters. Your crush may notice you more after you've had some time apart. Let them miss you a little. Hopefully, they notice when you're not around.

Summary: Make time to talk one-on-one. Use your body language. Flirt with your crush. Give them space.

Start with the first letter, , which is pronounced "ah" and continue from there. If you speak fluent English, it may be easier to start with letters that look like English letters. These include: , which is an O in both lowercase and uppercase and pronounced, "oh", exactly like English. , which resembles an L and is pronounced, "luh". , which resembles a U but is pronounced differently- it is pronounced "suh". Lowercase , which resembles a lowercase h and is pronounced "huh". Uppercase , which resembles an S but is pronounced "thuh". These books are often used by children beginning to learn the alphabet. They begin with the most commonly used letters and have you read sentences, phrases and words containing those letters. The book will progress in difficulty until having you read a full page with all the Armenian letters.
Summary: Learn some of the most commonly used letters in the Armenian alphabet. Learn the letters that resemble English letters. Try purchasing an Armenian alphabet book (pronounced in Armenian as "aybenaran").