Article: Telling your parents you don't want to go to college can be really scary. Lay out your reasons for not wanting to go and then tell them you'd like their help in making a different plan for your life after high school. Start the conversation by saying, "Mom and Dad, I wanted to talk to you about my plans for after high school. I know you always really wanted me to go to college, but I'm not sure if that's the right path for me. I was hoping we could talk about my options." If a lot of your friends are planning to go off to college, you might feel a little abandoned, or like no one understands what your experience will be like. Look for people in similar situations, or rely on friends who are remaining in the area, to support and spend time with you after the summer is over.
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Talk with your parents. Find a supportive network.
Article: You'll need several raw (not cooked) fish in order to tame an ocelot: Make a fishing rod. Find a body of water. Equip the fishing rod. Select the body of water. Repeat until you have at least 10 fish. You can most often find ocelots in Jungle biomes, though their spawn behavior dictates that they'll be found near sea level (or higher) grass blocks. Ocelots can be elusive if you spook them, so you may have to search for quite a while before you find one. You may approach the ocelot carefully while it faces away from you, but the second it turns to face you, you must stop. A good rule of thumb is to keep around 10 blocks of space between you and the ocelot. The raw fish should be in your hand before you proceed. A few seconds after you equip the fish, the ocelot should begin to approach you. It's very important that you don't move at this point. Once the ocelot is in range, right-click (PC), left-trigger (consoles), or tap-and-hold the ocelot until it changes into a cat. At this point, the ocelot has been tamed.
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Gather raw fish. Find an ocelot. Avoid rushing up to the ocelot. Equip the raw fish. Let the ocelot come to you. Repeatedly select the ocelot until it turns into a cat.
Article: Your guinea pig's teeth will grow throughout its life and they may get too long and become painful. To prevent this, you should provide your guinea pig with things to chew on like unpainted woodchips, straw, twigs, or even empty paper towel rolls. Along with unlimited hay. These things will help naturally wear down your guinea pig's teeth and keep them from getting too long. You should check your guinea pig's teeth once a month to make that they are not getting too long. If your guinea pig stops eating, its teeth may be sore and preventing it from eating properly. Consult your veterinarian about getting your animal's teeth clipped. To keep your animal's ears from becoming infected, you should check them every week and clean them every two weeks. Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the part of the ear that you can see. Be careful not to delve too deep into the animal's ear, as this can hurt it and impact debris in the ear canal, which can, in turn, result in an infection. A drop of mineral oil on the cloth may also help with the cleaning process. Both male and female guinea pigs have a grease gland on their lower back. Male guinea pigs are particularly greasy and secrete a sticky and pungent oil from this area when they are courting females or fighting other males. This grease can build up on your guinea pig's hair and skin, making your animal smell bad and lead to an infection of the gland. Use a cotton swab with a non-abrasive oil or soap to clean the area of grease. Your guinea pig may get fleas at some point. The best way to deal with this problem is to bathe your animal and scrub it with shampoo. To avoid fleas in general, you should regularly clean your guinea pigs cage and change out its bedding. Do not use flea removers designed for other animals. This may make your guinea pig sick and kill it.
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Take care of your guinea pig's teeth. Check your guinea pig's ears. Clean its grease gland. Prevent fleas.