Q: Put together a list of things you'd like to see and do when you reach your destination. Then, pick one or two of those items and see if you can make them a reality. With a little forethought, you'll be better prepared to take full advantage of your downtime. Don't limit yourselfyour perfect adventure might include anything from swimming with the dolphins to attending a music festival to hiking the tallest peak of a mountain range. Take your budget and the length of your trip into account when formulating your plansyou probably won't have the time or money to go parasailing, do some snorkeling, learn how to rock climb, and tour the entire city on a weekend getaway. Start documenting your experiences on the road. Keep an eye out for interesting landmarks or scenic views along the way that you think would make a striking backdrop for your photos. If that's not your thing, you could also just snap a few silly selfies with your friends or siblings to laugh at later. Aspiring photographers may even want to invest in a dependable camera to take high-quality captures that they can scan develop later. Compile a digital scrapbook to commemorate your vacation and share your favorite moments with friends and family when you get back. If you're headed some place you've never been before, take some time to research a little bit about its history, geography, and culture. You can usually find lots of interesting information in travel books, road maps, or area brochures, or simply by running a quick internet search. Make a list of the facts you've learned and use them to quiz your friends or family. Find out what sorts of local landmarks there are nearby and build a couple extra stops into your driving time to take a closer look. There are stunning geographical formations, awe-inspiring natural phenomena, and curious roadside attractions to be found almost everywhere on earth. Seeing a few of these things with your own eyes can make your vacation that much more memorable. Refer to your travel literature to get an idea of what there is to see are around you. Keep in mind that you may not be able to make too many stops if they look like they're going to cause you to fall behind schedule. An occasional break from driving will give everyone in the car a chance to go to the bathroom and stretch their legs. Afterwards, you'll all feel refreshed and ready to tackle the rest of your journey. Pull over at filling stations rather than rest stops. There, you'll be able to grab a bite to eat and stock up on supplies. Rest stops don't have much to offer other than bathrooms. It's a good idea to use the restroom while you can, even if you feel like you don't need to. You never know when you'll be stopping again. Try to keep a positive attitude about the situation. Long car rides aren't much fun for anyone, but they're especially unbearable when everyone in the car is in a bad mood. After all, you've got a chance to take an exciting vacation with the people closest to youwhat could be better? Don't feel like you always have to fill the silence. Sometimes a little peace and quiet is just what everyone needs.
A: Draw up a dream itinerary. Take pictures. Read up on where you're going. Take in the sights along the way. Ask to make a pitstop if you start going stir crazy. Make the most of the drive.

Q: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser in the morning and before you go to bed. Also wash your face after you sweat or wear a hat or helmet. Use your fingertips to apply your cleanser. A washcloth or sponge may irritate your skin. There are many over-the-counter medicines that are effective for managing acne. Look for products that contain benzoyl peroxide, salicyclic acid, alpha hydroxy acids, or sulfur. These ingredients are found in gels, creams, scrubs, toners, and cleansers. If you do not know which ingredient works best for your skin, start with benzoyl peroxide. Try different ingredients to find what works best for your skin. If you use a gel or a cream, always apply it to freshly washed skin. Results do not happen overnight. It may take 2 to 3 months before you see any changes in your skin. Any products that you use should be oil-free, water based, and non-comedogenic. These products will be less likely to cause acne. Also pay attention to the hairsprays, gels, and other hair styling products you are using. These products can clog your pores as well. Try to keep them away from your face when you use them. The sun is very damaging to your skin and many acne medications make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Use a broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Many moisturizers already have sunscreen in them. Just make sure that it protects against both UVA and UVB rays. Apply your sunscreen after you have washed your face and applied any topical acne medication. Think about all of the things you touch throughout your day. When you touch your face, you spread germs and bacteria to your face. This can lead to flare-ups and breakouts. Make sure and keep anything that touches your face clean. For example, if you wear glasses make sure that your frames and lens are cleaned regularly. You may have tried all of the over-the-counter products and nothing has worked. A dermatologist can assess your skin and develop a plan to treat your acne. There are many options and medications for acne treatment nowadays. You can control your acne, prevent future breakouts, and reduce your chances of scarring and dark spots. Find a board certified dermatologist. Visit the American Academy of Dermatology website and enter your zip code if you need help finding one. Let your doctor know about the over-the-counter treatments you have been using and your current skin care regimen.
A: Wash your face twice a day. Use topical acne medications. Avoid acne causing cosmetics. Wear sunscreen everyday. Keep your hands away from your face. See a dermatologist.

Q: What media outlets will you use to market your business? Set an advertising budget and try to stretch those dollars in the most efficient means possible. Oftentimes, your market will determine your method of advertising. Common methods of advertising a local lawn-mowing business include Facebook pages, classified ads, mailers, phone calls, door-to-door sales, referrals from existing customers and appearances at local or community events. Print your company's name on your vehicle, equipment and work clothes. Order pens, paper and calendars with your company name and make them readily visible and available to the public. Purchase business cards and pass them out wherever you go. Make sure to include your business name and contact information, the services your provide and your rates. Post the fliers on public bulletin boards and any other public place allowed in your city.
A: Build an advertising plan. Make your business visible. Create and post fliers.

Q: You can easily boil the maple seeds whether you're at home or on the trail. All you need is a pot and a flame. Start by loading the seeds into the pot, then fill it with water. The pot doesn't need to be completely full. Use enough water to cover all the seeds. Bring the water to a boil, and then lower the flame so the water simmers. Leave the pot on the flame for 15 minutes. If you're doing this on a campfire, control the amount of heat on the pot by raising or lowering it. Turn the flame up if the water stops bubbling. Use a strainer and pour the water and seeds through it. Then pour the seeds into a bowl and let them cool. When the seeds are cool enough, squeeze a few to make sure they're soft. If they're still hard, they weren't boiled enough. Boiling improves the taste of maple seeds, but you can also add whatever flavors you like. Salt, pepper, butter, and other spices all jazz up the seeds and add flavor. Cinnamon adds a nice touch to a fall meal. Remember to just lightly season the seeds. Take a pinch in your fingers or in a spoon and sprinkle it over the seeds. Taste them and see if you need more flavor.
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Put the seeds in a pot with water. Boil the seeds for 15 minutes. Drain the water. Season the maple seeds however you want.