Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the folder-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the Start window. This folder is in the left-hand column of options in the File Explorer window. It's in the upper-left side of the This PC window. A toolbar will appear below the Computer tab. This option is in the "Network" section of the toolbar; it resembles a grey drive with a green bar below it. Clicking this prompts a pop-up window to appear. Click the "Drive" drop-down box, then click the letter that you want to use for the folder. Hard drives all have letters assigned to them (the hard drive on your computer is most likely labeled "C", for example). Consider picking a letter like X or Z in order to avoid conflicting with any of the A through F drive letters that you will most likely use on your computer at some point. It's in the middle-right side of the window. Another window will open. Click on the name of the computer you want to use, then navigate to the folder that you want to select as the drive and click on it once to select it. If you aren't connected to at least one other computer on your network, you won't be able to select a folder. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so saves your selected folder as the drive destination. Make sure that the owner of the folder's computer doesn't move the folder after this point. Click the checkbox to the left of this option if the box isn't checked. This will ensure that you always have access to the folder. If you are connecting to a shared folder on a network that is not on your computer, you may also need to provide login information. If so, check the box labeled "Connect using different credentials" and enter your login information. It's at the bottom of the window. This will complete the setup process and link your computer to the selected folder. You should now be able to use the specific folder as a drive. The folder in question will appear in the This PC window below the "Devices and drives" heading. It will have the letter you selected as its name.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Start . Open File Explorer . Click This PC. Click the Computer tab. Click the Map network drive icon. Select a drive letter. Click Browse. Select the folder that you want to use as the drive. Click OK. Make sure that the "Reconnect at sign-up" box is checked. Click Finish.

It's okay to eat a piece of cheesecake, but eating half of a cheesecake can cause you to feel sleepy in the minutes or hours that follow. Try reducing the amount of sugar you consume in a single setting. For example, if the serving size is ten gummy bears, try to stick to the serving size instead of going overboard. Eating a little protein before or while you consume sugar can help cancel out the sleepy side effects of sweets. Go for desserts that include some protein, like cheesecake or sweets that include peanut butter. Or try eating nuts or meat before sweets. This doesn't mean that eating protein powder along with a whole cake will help! Sometimes the sugar from fruit can make you feel tired. It can also create a surge of energy, followed by a crash. You can help your body process the sugar more efficiently, and prevent blood sugar spikes and plunges by including fat and protein with your fruit. For example, if you usually consume a fruit smoothie and feel sleepy afterward, try eating a handful of almonds right before you enjoy the smoothie. Try to avoid eating sugary snacks. Eating sugary foods on their own can cause the sleepiness that some people feel after they consume sweets. For example, if you snack on sugary foods in the middle of the afternoon, rather than after a meal, you are more likely to experience adverse symptoms, like lethargy or drowsiness. Instead, try eating sweets after a well-balanced meal to help your body better maintain appropriate blood sugar levels. While a sugary coffee drink may give you an initial jolt of energy, the combination of caffeine and sugar can cause your energy levels to crash. This can lead to feeling tired and even lethargic. Try to stay away from sugary coffee drinks, sodas, and energy drinks. Instead, try drinking flavored sparkling water, slightly sweetened tea, or black coffee if you need a caffeine fix.
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One-sentence summary -- Don't binge on sweets. Try eating protein before or with sugar. Eat fat along with your sweets. Swap out stand-alone sugary snacks for post-meal desserts. Avoid drinks that contain both sugar and caffeine.

Use citrus peel as a fixative for potpourri. Dry the peel until it turns crisp. Once dried, grind it coarsely and add to potpourri as needed. It should be stored in a glass jar until needed. This can also be added to sachets to keep away moths and to sweeten your clothes. Read How to make citrus potpourri for specific details. The ground powder can be added to the bath for a scented treat. Extract the oil from citrus peels for use in home-made perfume. Make citrus perfume. Make summer citrus soap.
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One-sentence summary -- Turn citrus peel into a scent source.

Believe it or not, there was a time when you took regular breaks from work. If your work schedule allows, take breaks and enjoy a quick recess. Even if you have to wait until after work, schedule time during the day to do something fun. Try one of the activities discussed above. Instead of eating your lunch at your desk while doing work, try going on a picnic in the park. Recess time in school usually involves physical exercise outside so use shorter breaks to enjoy a quick walk around the block instead of waiting in line for coffee. You can also bring your drink with you. You might not have time to drag out a rest mat at work, but you can pack a snack to help you feel more like a kid. Snacking during the day keeps your blood sugar level and elevates your mood. To feel even more like a kid, forgo the grown-up protein bar and pack a juice box, fruit snack, or pudding cup. While adults are often afraid to admit they don't know or understand something, children readily absorb information and are excited to learn new things. Take a community education class, join a book group, attend a lecture, or pick up a new hobby. If it seems daunting to venture out on your own, encourage a friend or family member to go with you. Many adults bring workplace stresses home with them, which prevents you from feeling youthful. When you return home from the office, turn off your work email and avoid focusing on the day's problems. Researchers have found that children smile 400 times per day while adults only smile about 20 times per day. According to psychologists, smiling and laughing make you feel happier and more youthful, so get ready to grin and guffaw if you want to feel young. If you want to maintain a more youthful perspective, try watching a family-friendly movie or reading a book intended for a younger audience. These selections are often more lighthearted and less serious. To take a trip down memory lane, pick one of your childhood favorites. Spending quality time with kids is one of the best ways to feel youthful. If you, your family, or your friends have children, try including them in the activities described above. You can also volunteer at a local school, church, or community organization such as the Boys and Girls Club. These organizations are often looking for adults to serve as role models or mentors, and the children you interact with can teach you how to feel more like a kid again.
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Enjoy recess. Make time for snack time. Embrace what you don't know. Leave the stresses of work behind. Smile and laugh. Watch children's movies and read children's books. Play with your own kids or volunteer to work with children in your community.