Problem: Article: The idea of being in an unfamiliar location and planning nothing may be daunting, so approach your spontaneous trip by planning one daily excursion ahead of time, and then making two more, unplanned things. This will allow you to structure the days of your trip without making your schedule feel over-planned. For example, plan on one significant cultural experience per day: if you're in Rome, you may wish to visit the Colosseum; if you're in Paris, plan a trip to the Louvre. After that, do something spontaneous that appeals to you: sit in a cafe and watch people passing by, visit a local market, wander into a nearby museum, or take a hike or rafting trip through nature. If you're having trouble finding an activity in a certain city or region, or are simply looking for a travel experience that you wouldn't come by in your native city, ask a local for a recommendation. Locals can let you in on which neighborhoods are worth visiting, if a city or region has any hidden gems that won't be known to foreigners, or if any popular tourist destinations are not worth the hype. For example, ask something like, "I'm spending a few days here without a travel itinerary. What are some places you'd recommend I visit, other than big tourist attractions?" If you're open to any type of spontaneous experience in the region you're traveling, ask locals about their favorite outdoors activity (weather permitting): you'll likely receive recommendations for hiking location, but perhaps also fishing, swimming, bird-watching, or mountain biking. Sites such as TripAdvisor and Yelp can be useful, but when you're traveling spontaneously, it's best to go without consulting review sites. Over-reliance on these sites will make your trip feel planned and bland, and you'll likely find yourself in touristy locations that do not offer much local interest or color. Avoiding review sites will leave you open to enjoyable surprises as you use your own intuition and the advice of locals to find interesting travel destinations. Sometimes tourist destinations plant reviews in order to drum up business. A high rating may not be entirely legitimate. Go to touristy sites to scout out more hidden local treasures. One benefit of going to a "tourist trap" is that locals (bartenders, tour guides, waiters, hotel staff, shopkeepers, cab drivers etc.) expect outsiders--and these people are often are great informers to local favorite places. Another benefit of spontaneous travel is that your plans can be revised with relatively little notice to accommodate good deals or cheap attractions. Once or twice a day, provided that you have an internet connection, you can check websites like Groupon or TravelZoo to see if there are any attractions in your area. This approach can save you money and also present opportunities to attend events you wouldn't have known about otherwise. You can also look for last-minute bookings at hotels and through travel apps like Priceline, HotelTonight, Blink (for travel in Europe), and Booking Now.
Summary: Plan only one event per day. Ask a local for their advice. Avoid relying on review sites. Look for last-minute deals.

Problem: Article: Cut one segment with 4 beads and three segments with 2 beads. Pick up one of the smaller segments. Do this by twisting them around once. Except, this time, pull the small segments down instead of up, so that the ears stick up. The the legs point will also down, so the dog can stand. This now makes a fine poodle.
Summary: Cut four segments from the plastic bead necklace. Lay out the 4-bead segment. At the space between the tip of the 4-bead segment and the second bead in that same segment, pull the small segment up so that the small segment crosses in between the beads on both segments. Tighten the ears. Repeat with the other 2-bead segments. Completed.

Problem: Article: You're probably good to go in the morning, after you've showered and put on clean clothes, but it's a good idea to take some time to freshen up throughout the day. Whether you're at school or work, there are things you can do to keep yourself smelling great even though you've been on your feet or at a desk all day long. Brush your teeth or use mouthwash. It instantly makes you feel and smell fresher. Reapply perfume if necessary. Don't put on too much - just a light mid-day spritz. Change clothes if you need to. If you've been physically exerting yourself, you might want to change your underclothes or socks halfway through the day. Use sanitary wipes to quickly cleanse yourself. Get the unscented kind, since scented wipes have a strong smell. Do a quick swipe in areas that need freshening, then reapply deodorant. On days when you're extremely concerned about smelling good, try not to eat a lot of onions, garlic or spicy food. These foods have components that linger in the system for awhile, and they can change the way your breath and body smells. Cruciferous vegetables, nuts and legumes also affect your smell. Eating a lot of broccoli, nuts or beans could cause you to get gassy. Instead, eat fruit and other water-heavy foods. They'll cleanse your system and help you smell good. Is your bedroom clean and fresh, or does it smell a little stale? How about your car and other places where you spend a lot of time? Keeping the spaces around you clean will help you smell fresh, too. Start by making sure your bedroom is clean. Put all your dirty clothes in a closed hamper, and hang up or fold your clean clothes for storage instead of letting them stay in a pile. Here are a few other ways to keep your spaces extra fresh: Scent your sheets and pillows with herbal spray. Mix a few drops of essential oil with water and spray your linens when you make your bed. Shampoo your carpet regularly. Carpets tend to hold in odors, and can affect the way all of your belongings smell. Between shampoos, clean your carpet by covering it with baking soda, then vacuuming it up. Clean out your car. Wash the seats and air it out regularly. If you want to keep your clothes smelling great, try storing them in drawers and closets that are scented with sachets. You can make your own sachets by filling small cloth bags with dried lavender or other herbs you like. Simply place the sachets in the corners of your drawers or hang them in your closets. They'll lightly scent your clothes and keep them from smelling stale.
Summary:
Freshen up a few times a day. Stay away from foods with strong odors. Keep your surroundings clean. Scent your drawers and closets.