Q: Consider the kind of climate you want, whether sunny and tropical, or cool and wintry, and the time of year you're traveling in order to pick the perfect destination. You should also consider what kind of vacation you're looking for--one that's full of adventure, relaxation, or wildlife-watching, for example. The best year-round destinations are Hawaii, Asia, the Caribbean, Riviera Maya (Mexico), South Asia, and the South Pacific. Some of the most popular first-timer destinations include the Mexican Riviera, the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Alaska, Bermuda, Canada, Europe, and Hawaii. Do you want to fly or drive to your ship? Most people prefer to drive, so many cruise companies have added ports in major cities to make it easier for customers to drive to their ships. Find a port close to you and pick a method of travel. If you choose to fly, you will need to budget in the extra cost of flying to and from the port, as well as the cost of a hotel if you want to stay the night before departure and the night you get back. Cruise lines often offer multiple itinerary options with the same final destination but different port stops. Look through your options and determine which stops you would prefer. Do you want more city or countryside stops? Would you rather have more days at sea or stops at ports? Also take into account the types of off-ship excursions that the stop will offer. Do you want more adventurous or relaxing excursions? Almost every cruise includes one full day at sea, so that is likely a given. Whether it's a three-day trip or a world cruise that lasts five months, find an option that fits your timeframe. Many first-timers choose cruises that last a week or less to get a taste for what the travel style is like. The cruise line you choose will depend on the kind of cruise you want, whether it's a family cruise, gay or lesbian cruise, singles cruise, booze cruise, or more. Disney, Norwegian, and Royal Caribbean are perfect for families, while Windstar, Regent, and Star Clippers offer wonderful honeymoon cruises. Take into account who you want to share the cruise with. Traveling with like-minded passengers can make the experience far more enjoyable. Do you want to cruise with fellow partiers, families, or seniors? You should also consider size. Do you want the intimacy of a smaller ship or the anonymity of a larger ship?
A: Pick your destination based on climate and time of year. Choose a convenient embarkation point. Pick an itinerary that suits your interests. Choose a length of time that works with your schedule. Select a cruise line depending on the type of cruise you want.

Q: Vinegar is a natural ant deterrent. Ants will not travel where vinegar is sprayed, so each day, spray an even layer of your mix over ant scent trails or any place you've seen ants. This will throw the ants off course. This won't kill the ants, but it may deter them from coming into your home. You can also use soapy water instead of vinegar. Ants are not a fan of cinnamon or coffee, so if you're having an ant problem, grab some of these kitchen basics and dust them in any area ants tend to go. Start with a heaping spoonful, but you can add more if the ants are spread out across a large area. You can also sprinkle these natural deterrents around any entry points, like your doors and windows. You can also use chili powder, peppermint essential oil, or garlic for other natural alternatives. Borax is a natural mineral known for its cleaning power, but it's also an effective ant killer. You can either make your own mixture or you can buy it pre-mixed. Either way, pour some of the mixture onto a piece of parchment paper and place it wherever you see the ants traveling frequently. The sugar will attract the ants, but when they eat the sweet mixture, the borax will kill them by breaking down their digestive systems. Every other day, add fresh solution to the parchment paper. At first, you may see a large swarm of ants around the sugar and borax mixture, but that's perfectly normal! Just keep replenishing the mixture every other day. This is one of the most effective methods to get rid of ants and it can kill the entire colony.
A: Spray a mixture of 1 part vinegar and 3 parts water to destroy any scent trails. Sprinkle ground cinnamon or coffee grounds as an ant deterrent. Use a mixture of borax and sugar to attract and kill your ants.

Q: If you have some double sided tape stuck to your window, you cannot use heat or you will risk cracking the glass. You also can't use anything too abrasive, or you will risk scratching the glass. Instead, you will need to dissolve the tape using oil. Here is a list of what you will need: Butter knife (you can also use your fingernail) Window cleaner Sponge and glass scrub Cooking oil or cleaning oil (mineral oil, Goo Gone, etc) Rubbing alcohol
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Gather your supplies.