Problem: Article: Save it as 'Back to School Shopping' or something similar. Just save it in an easy to find folder so that you can easily find it when you're ready to print or if you need to edit your list. Also, if you have siblings, you might want to write your name in the document title. Just make it happy and fun so when you go shopping you'll more likely to keep checking it. Make sure you make it 4 sizes bigger than the rest of the font. So, if you're typing in size 12, go with a size 16 title. Now, think about how many tops, jeans, and shoes you wear each week. This will help you change the guidelines below to fit your lifestyle. This is an idea about how much of things you will need.
Summary: Open a new document in Microsoft Word or another word processing software. Ask your parents, or check if your printer is running out of ink, so you know if you can make it colorful or not. Make a title that says Clothes in a fun color,black, font, or word art. Under your title, select bullets to make your list look neater and easier to read.

Problem: Article: Each cat will want to play in particular ways and at particular times, so pay attention to your cat's preferences. Following a few tips can help you keep your cat happy and interested: Don't let your cat win all the time, or lose all the time. Don't force your cat to play with you. If it doesn't seem interested in one thing, try another. If it's still not interested, wait and try playing another time. Stop playing if your cat becomes unusually aggressive. It might need to "cool off" for a while, or it might prefer to play a different way. If you notice signs that your cat doesn't want to play, or is having trouble playing, don't force it to. You may need to contact a veterinarian if you see signs that your cat is in pain, such as: Hesitation before jumping Walking slowly up stairs or over other obstacles Not landing correctly when jumping If you have an indoor cat, or an outdoor cat that spends time indoors, then you want it to play freely while staying safe. For instance: Store cleaning supplies and other chemicals in securely sealed containers out of your cat's reach. Certain common houseplants (like ivy and mistletoe) are toxic to cats, so keep them away. Cats sometimes like to crawl into small or dark places like cabinets and closets. Make sure that your cat does not get trapped inside one, especially if it has a habit of crawling inside. If you have a cat that spends all or part of its time outdoors, you can have fun watching it pounce, stalk, and hide. You can give it toys or let it play with things it finds outside. Just make sure to give your cat a tag in case it gets lost, and make sure it is protected from anything dangerous (poisonous plants, predators, cars, etc.).
Summary: Play with your cat often, but know its limits. Have fun with your cat but make sure it's not in pain. Catproof your house. Catproof your outdoor area.

Problem: Article: If you change your habits and the problem remains, move on to the next method and seek medical attention. If you must drink, sip only a small amount. Avoid chugging water during the evening. These substances, including caffeinated drinks, soda and alcohol stimulate your bladder. This should reduce the urge to pee. If you suffer from swollen ankles or retain water in the legs, wear compression stockings during the day to reduce this tendency. Weak pelvic muscles can lead to incontinence or an urge to urinate. If you've recently had a baby, try to do these exercises at least three times a day. Practice the feeling of stopping urination mid-stream. The muscles you use for that action are the same ones you use to work your pelvic floor. Squeeze those muscles, working up to a 10 second hold. Do at least five repetitions. Although this remedy is largely anecdotal, some people swear by its ability to reduce the need for the bathroom at night. Unless you are watching calories closely, it is unlikely to do any harm.
Summary: Decide if the late night trips to the bathroom are a new occurrence or if you've always been prone to frequent urination. Stop drinking fluids approximately three hours before you go to bed. Avoid diuretics within six hours of bedtime. Use the bathroom right before you get into bed. Reduce fluid retention by elevating your legs at night. Strengthen your pelvic floor with Pilates or Kegel exercises. Try eating approximately cup of raisins an hour before bedtime.

Problem: Article: Fill a lawn roller full of water and walk it over the entire sod. This presses down the sod to ensure good root contact with the soil before watering. Keeping the grass moist during the first few weeks is essential. During this time, the grass roots are establishing and growing. Without plenty of water, this process will slow or halt, and the sod die before it takes. After the first two weeks, water the grass a few times a week to keep it from drying out. Use a sprinkler system to ensure the grass gets evenly watered. Don't wait until the grass looks brown to water it. Do a soil test by sticking your finger into the dirt. If the soil feels moist to a depth of several inches, it's fine. If the dirt feels dry on the surface or to a depth of an inch or two, it's time to water it. Shade-grown grass should be watered less frequently, since it holds dew longer. Water just to the point of puddling, then stop. If the sod lifts up off the soil, it has been overwatered. Mowing before the roots are well established can pull them out of the soil and damage your sod. Wait patiently until the grass is at least 3 inches (7.6cm) tall, and gently pull up on several areas of sod to confirm it is firmly attached. Once the lawn is ready, mow it down to no shorter than of its height, and never below 2 inches (5 cm). Always be sure the mower blades are sharp, straight and clean, Mow in a different directional pattern each time the grass is mowed to ensure even growth. You can bag the clippings, but leaving them on the lawn will actually improve its health, since they act as free fertilizer. Use the same starter fertilizer to dress the lawn after a month has passed. This is necessary to replace the nutrients that may have been washed away during a month of heavy watering. After the first month, you need only fertilize your grass once or twice a season to replace nutrients in the years to come. Keeping up with watering, mowing and fertilizing your lawn is the best way to grow thick, healthy grass, and it's also the best way to keep weeds away. Weeds tend to move in when the grass gets patchy. They're nature's way of covering up bare spots in the ground. If you make sure there aren't bare spots to begin with, you won't have to worry much about weeds. If you notice an area where the sod seems to be dead, replace it as soon as possible. Tear up the old sod, enrich the soil underneath with compost, and add fresh sod, making sure the seams lay right next to the healthy grass on either side. This will prevent weeds from coming up where the sod is dead.
Summary:
Walk over the lawn with a lawn roller. Water it thoroughly for the first two weeks. Mow once the grass is at least 3 inches (7.6cm). Fertilize the lawn again after a month. Maintain your lawn to keep it free of weeds.