Q: Put everything into a waterproof bag and make an itemized list of what you've packed so it'll be easy to find what you need. Don't forget EpiPens if needed, and double-check that everyone in your group has their necessary medications. Double-check your kit after each camping trip and replenish any items that have been used. Pests like mosquitos can cause a lot of irritation, and they love being near bodies of water. Make sure to spray any areas of skin that are exposed, like ankles and wrists. You should also spray your clothes to keep the bugs away. Leave your lotions, perfumes, and colognes at homebugs are attracted to scented things. Pack a citronella candle to light at night and help ward off some insects. They might not clear away all the bugs, but they'll minimize how many are coming around your area. For your tent, you'll need the tent, poles, stakes, and something to hammer to stakes into the ground. Each camper will need a sleeping bag or pad. Depending on the weather, you may want to bring additional blankets. If your sleeping bag doesn't have one built in, bring along a pillow for extra comfort. A lot of tents come with extra tarps for rain protection and a pad that provides insulation from the cold ground. If yours doesn't have these extra features, you may want to also bring along a tarp and a floor pad, just in case you have inclement or cold weather. Don't forget to bring chairs so you can sit outside of your tent, too. If you are backpacking, you may just need a frying pan, spatula, bowl, mug, and other simple necessities to allow you to eat on the trail. If you're camping at a campsite, you may need more reinforcements. Plan to bring: Frying pan Pot French press or other coffee maker Roasting sticks Trash bags Plates, bowls, silverware Mugs Knife, spatula, wooden spoon Cutting board Dish soap Sponge and dishtowel Paper towels Foil Storage bags/containers Hand sanitizer Every camper should have a flashlight, backup batteries, matches or a lighter, an ax, and a map of the surrounding area. Don't plan to rely on your phone for a flashlight or mapif you run out of battery life and can't recharge your phone, you'll be out of luck. You may also want to bring along things like binoculars, sunglasses, and a camera. You may also need to bring toilet paper and other personal items, like feminine hygiene products. Check out this article on how to go to the bathroom in the woods if you won't have access to public restrooms. Don't forget to bring along games, books, frisbees, or other kinds of sporting equipment you might like to use while camping. It could also be really helpful to have some activities planned in case of bad weather, especially if you're camping with kids. You'll be surprised at how much time you have! Camping can be a great opportunity to spend time outdoors, hike, and relax.
A: Assemble a first-aid kit and bring along any necessary medications. Bring mosquito and bug repellant to protect yourself from bites. Pack a tent, sleeping bags, and other sleep-time necessities. Prepare your cooking and meal-time equipment. Remember to bring your basic camping tools. Collect some fun items to bring along for entertainment.

Q: Hedgehogs have a strong sense of smell. Your hedgehog must be able to smell you and associate your scent with safety. This will help him become more outgoing and comfortable with you handling him. Place a t-shirt that you have worn for the whole day in your hedgehog's cage. Do not wash the shirt before you place it in the cage. The shirt should not have any loose threads. Your hedgehog will use your shirt as a blanket. Sleep with a fleece that is the size of your hedgehog's sleeping area for 2 or 3 nights. Once the fleece has your smell, place it in your hedgehog's sleeping area. If your hedgehog uses a sleeping bag, you can sleep with the sleeping bag for a few nights before you allow your hedgehog to use it. A baby receiving blanket can be used as well. Fleece and vellux fabrics are preferred because you do not have to worry about fraying or loose threads. Any time you use a new lotion, perfume, or soap, you are introducing a new smell. Your hedgehog may be confused and not recognize you. Try to be consistent with the scents that you wear. If your hedgehog likes a new scent, he may begin to anoint (i.e. froth from the mouth and spread the foam on his quills). Your hedgehog may also react to a strong scent by becoming irritated.
A: Place your t-shirt in his cage. Sleep with a fleece. Be careful with new scents.

Q: Be sure to do the following: Pull credit reports Verify employment or income. Check rental references. Scrutinize past problems carefully.
A: Screen tenants carefully. Require that deposit and first month's rent be paid via cashier's checks.

Q: This allows you to type much faster. A fully capitalized sentence adds emphasis, and suggests strong emotions (usually excitement or anger) to your recipient. Grandma will appreciate the larger text when you're trying to tell her what you want for your birthday.
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When you need to capitalize more than a few characters in a row. To convey an intense emotion. When your recipient has poor eyesight.