Problem: Article: For example, if you live in a hot country, you might want a pair of capris. Or maybe, you might like jeans/pants more than skirts, so you might want three pairs of jeans, three pairs of pants, and one skirt. That includes thrift stores! Some discount stores carry name brands that were unwanted by the store. Discount stores include places like Burlington and T.J. Maxx. Everything is brand new and never worn. They also have cute clothes themselves. The best part? They even say how much money you save right on the price tag! Even if it's a bargain, it's of no use to you unless you will actually wear it. Stuffing clothes at the back of the wardrobe is a recipe for clutter and wasting money.
Summary: Adjust the shopping list to suit where you live, what you do and what you prefer. Shop at discount stores. Buy only what you need.

Problem: Article: Sharing your dating history is important, but if you were married or have children, let them know early on. For some, these things might be dealbreakers. Share information like this on the first or second date. Talking to your current partner about your past can be tricky if you are still friends with any exes. But, they deserve to know. Be sure to let them know how often you communicate and whether you spend time together. You might say "I'm still friends with Gabriella, who I dated two years ago. We text every so often and sometimes have lunch. We don't have any romantic feelings for one another anymore." In some cases, you may have had a relationship or fling with someone your new partner knows. If they are friends, coworkers, or close acquaintances, then you should share this information as soon as possible. Say "I noticed from your social media that you know Frank. He and I dated for about three months last year. I don't know how close the two of you are, but I thought you should know." You and an ex may have shared a home, car, or business together. Or maybe you two have the same friend group and have to be around one another often. Whatever the case, be sure to let your new partner know of any unfinished business the two of you may have.
Summary: Inform them if you are divorced or have children. Let them know if you still talk to your ex. Tell them if you have dated someone they know. Inform them of any pending issues with an ex.

Problem: Article: When moving to Florida, be ready to experience long days of hot, humid, muggy conditions throughout the summer. Cities along the coast can have a slightly cooling ocean breeze, but inland communities (especially in Central Florida) often face stifling, stagnant heat. Summer storms, brief and often heavy, occur with such regularity you can almost set your watch to them. The rest of the year is typically dry and mild in most of the state, with the occasional cold spell during the winter. Begin by buying new hurricane shutters or having existing hurricane shutters inspected. Reinforce your roof and install hurricane glass. Get used to regularly stocking and re-stocking supplies such as non-perishable food, water, battery radios, etc. Find out if your home is in a flood zone as soon as possible, preferably before settling the house. Also find out if your home is in a mandatory hurricane evacuation zone. Familiarize yourself with mandatory evacuation procedures Apartments and condominiums will usually take care of hurricane preparation for you, but you are on your own in a house. If your skin is very sensitive to the sun, you'll need to take extra care of it using lotions, creams, or other products as the Florida sun is very strong. Plan to wear high-SPF sunblock whenever you leave home in the summer, and wear a hat when you're outside for more than 2 or 3 hours. The humidity also makes Florida very comfortable for mosquitoes, so if you're sensitive to bug bites, find and use a suitable spray or lotion that will keep them away.
Summary: Prepare for the hot and humid weather. Plan ahead to ready your home for hurricane safety. Take precautionary measures for your skin.

Problem: Article: DEET is the most effective pesticide for repelling mosquitoes, but it will only last a few hours at most, and can kill beneficial insects in your yard as well. Other insecticides may cause less collateral damage, but tend to be less effective, shorter lasting, and/or designed to work on clothing rather than large areas. Check the label to see if the pesticide is approved for the intended use by the Environmental Protection Agency or another regulatory organization. The one plant proven to repel mosquitoes is the lantana plant, but be aware that this can be poisonous to pets, can cause allergic reactions, and is an invasive species in some areas. Other plants may have a minor effect, but try these only if you enjoy them in your garden or are willing to plant a large quantity: Citronella, lemon grass, any citrus fruit, basil, rosemary, mint, or catnip may all have a minor effect. Bug zapper traps can seem effective because of loud sounds, bright lights, or sparks. However, most of the insects killed are not mosquitoes, and they can even kill insects that would normally eat or compete with mosquitoes. Ultrasound devices are simply not effective. Some mosquito-killing traps work using a fan system, very similar to the homemade trap described above. These can be effective, at least temporarily. Mosquitoes tend to avoid smoke, and will be blasted away by a strong fan. Dinner on the patio might not be as pleasant if you are sitting in a smoke cloud or wind tunnel, but if you only care about keeping them away for the next few minutes, this is one option. Citronella candles are mostly effective due to the smoke, not the scent. Any candle will work almost as well.
Summary:
Spray insecticide for a temporary solution. Consider a mosquito-repelling plant. Be skeptical of bug zappers and ultrasound machines. Use temporary measures.