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If you're trying to connect with your father, engage him in activities or topics in which you share common interest. These don't have to be life-changing moments. Most people report feeling more comfortable when spending time with people who share their interests and perspectives. If you disagree on politics or religion, expecting to connect on these issues would be a waste of time. Reminding your dad of things you used to do together when you were a child can be one way of finding common ground. Just because he's your father, don't expect that you know everything about him. Try asking him some questions you might ask any new friend, like "What were your parents like?" or "What kind of experience did you have in grade school? Who was your best friend?" You may find that your father is more interested in talking about himself than he is in talking about you. For many adult children, this can be a change from what they remember their parents being like when they were younger. It might take some getting used to. Doing things together may prompt more questions. For example, if you're at a baseball game, you might ask him about the first time he ever went to a game, who he was with, who was playing, etc. When you're not sure where to begin, ask open-ended questions to start conversations. Questions such as "What would your perfect day be like?" or "What are a few things you and your brother always had in common?" might result in interesting new information. Whenever you're tempted to get defensive or irritated at your father, think about what you like about him. Even though he tells terrible jokes, you might appreciate that he always tries to put others at ease. Maybe he's kind, or patient. Keep your attention on these attributes, and you'll be more likely to connect. Staying focused on your dad's positive traits doesn't mean that his negative traits didn't exist. For example, he may have been aloof and distant when you were a child, but this taught you to be self-motivated and independent. You might now appreciate the way he allowed you to make your own mistakes and learn from them. If you find yourself unable to think of any positive traits, take a break. Walk away, and spend some time collecting your thoughts. Everyone has positive traits. Your connection with your dad won't happen until you can identify some of his. Many times, connecting with someone is just a matter of spending time together. Setting aside time to visit your father, whether it's weekly or monthly, will go a long way towards helping you connect. This is particularly true if your father has developed age-related infirmities. Simply spending time sharing your life through stories and pictures can help your dad connect with your life now. Even if you don't talk much together, your presence itself can generate a kind of connection. One way of visiting is just to sit quietly together. If you allow silence to be comfortable, it will be.

summary: Find common ground. Get to know him. Focus on the positive. Make an effort.

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When someone sends you money for the first time using the Cash app, the payment may be pending, awaiting your approval. To accept a pending payment: Tap the notification icon in the top-right (small circle with the number of unread notifications). Tap Accept next to a pending payment. Tap Confirm. Tap Done. The Square Cash app has a green icon with a white "$" sign. The first time you open the Cash app, you will need to sign up or sign in. It's the small number at the top of the app in the middle. This opens an account balance screen. It's at the bottom of the screen on the left. Standard takes a few days to transfer to your account. Instant sends the funds immediately but costs a small fee. The first time you transfer money to your bank, you will need to link your bank account. Tap your bank from the lists provided. If you don't see your bank, tap "Other". Use the same credentials you use to sign into your bank online to link your account. You may also need to answer some security questions your previously set up with your bank account.

summary: Accept any pending payments. Open the Cash app. Tap the dollar amount. Tap Cash Out. Tap Standard or Instant. Tap your bank. Sign into your bank.

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Clutter provides lizards with hiding spots, so stick to a regular cleaning schedule. Nip messes in the bud, and throw away paper, magazines, boxes, and other debris before they pile up around the house. Clutter also provides hidings spots for insects and spiders, which are lizards' food sources. Clean up crumbs, wipe down counters, and mop the floor after cooking or spilling food. Keep food in sealed containers, especially if you've noticed flies or other insects. Food attracts bugs, and eliminating food sources is essential to keeping away lizards. If you regularly see insects and spiders in your home, spray an indoor insecticide at points of entry, corners, crevices, and your home's other nooks and crannies. Place adhesive insect traps by doors and windows, behind furniture, and under kitchen cupboards, and replace them with fresh traps regularly. Read your product's instructions and use it as directed. Follow any recommended safety precautions, such as wearing protective gloves or a mask. If you have trouble controlling an insect infestation, call a professional exterminator. Mow the grass regularly, and trim back tall plants along your home's exterior walls. Keep outdoor trash receptacles tightly closed, and avoid storing firewood, lumber, and other potential lizard habitats next to your home.
summary: Get rid of newspapers, boxes, and other potential hiding places. Avoid keeping food out and clean up food scraps. Use insecticides and adhesive traps to get rid of insects. Keep outdoor areas around your home mowed, trimmed, and tidy.