If you still have the storage container your perfume came in, keep the perfume in this bottle. Do not transfer it to another container, as this will expose it to air. This can cause it to lose some of its smell. To best store, you should place bottles in boxes before placing them in storage. Boxes will further protect perfume from things like heat and sunlight. Before placing your perfume in a closet or on a shelf, put all the bottles in a box. Make sure the caps on all the bottles are firmly sealed. You do not want perfume leaking in a box. Decorative boxes can be a fun way to store perfume. If you want to travel with your perfume, travel containers can help keep it safe. Opt for travel friendly bottles of your favorite perfumes before a trip, especially if you have to fly. If you can't find travel sized bottles, buy an empty bottle and transfer the perfume here. Travel containers are a good idea because there's always a risk of losing your perfume while traveling. You do not want to use an entire bottle of good perfume. While it's generally best not to transfer perfume to another bottle, it's acceptable if you have to travel.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your perfume in its original bottle. Store perfume in boxes. Invest in travel containers.

Being friendly and considerate will help you stop being anxious; so you will feel like people may be on your side. A way to achieve relaxed eye contact is to look at the left eye of the person briefly and then shift to other right eye. That way you are not so uncomfortable--because you are controlling the way you look at people--without just staring. But, don't argue or grumble in public. " Well, you did and it helps sometimes...
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One-sentence summary -- Realize that people will treat you better when you do not accuse them of wronging you, "bad mouthing" you or opposing you. Maintain relaxed eye contact to show confidence, but without staring fixedly. Avoid publicly laughing or "cursing" for no apparent reason or talking to yourself--or muttering and giggling in public--but if you do, then look to see whether anyone is looking at you inquisitively and "say excuse me I just thought of something" and chuckle, but don't explain! You may enjoy "talking back" to your TV (in private); or call a talk show, or cheer for a ball team on radio or TV, and argue with the 'nuts' opinions on the radio talk programs or news and commentary, etc. Hang up the phone and calm down when you get angry or insulted, feeling hurt--calm down and then call back nicely and pick up the conversation with; "We got cut off!

. All teens want a degree of privacy, but be aware if your teen is especially secretive. As their parent, you should know who they hang out with and where they go, and make sure they are back by curfew. If your teen hides what they're doing or get caught in lies, take these things seriously. Don't let these behaviors slide. Teens may not be able or willing to express their problems in words, so they might turn to external things to deal with their pain or confusion. Sometimes, acting out can indicate inner turmoil that needs attention. Take any drug use or alcohol use seriously. Not only is it illegal, it is more dangerous because their brain is still developing. While an angry, bitter, or hostile teen can be difficult to deal with, do your best to listen to and understand them. All teens need to feel loved. If they are angry or upset, hear them out without interrupting. Let them have their space if they're not in the mood to talk and let them know you can talk about it once they've cooled down. Validate their feelings by saying, "I can see that you're upset" or, "Wow, that must have really hurt you." Help your teen find ways to cool down or control their anger and emotions. Have them write in a journal, listen to music, go on a run, or punch a pillow. If your teen is showing signs of anxiety, depression, or other mental or emotional problems, or is especially destructive or rebellious, a therapist can help. Teens can be especially sensitive to emotional events such as a recent move, divorce, loss, bullying, romantic breakup, or other stressors. Set up an appointment with their school counselor or psychologist. You can also see a private therapist to help your teen adjust and deal with their problems by calling your insurance provider or local mental health clinic. Take your teenager's issues seriously. Do not brush them off as normal teen angst. Many lifelong psychological problems begin during the teenage years. It's best to seek treatment early to prevent problems from getting worse. If you think your teen is in danger, don't think twice about taking action. Take talk or threats of suicide and doing harm to others seriously. Seek help immediately by calling emergency services, taking them to the emergency department, and alerting their therapist immediately. If you're unsure what to do, call emergency services and they can help direct you to get the care you need. They may advise you to take them to the emergency department or to watch your teen closely.
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One-sentence summary -- Look out for problem behaviors Listen to and understand them. See a counselor or therapist. Deal with a crisis.

When grown indoors, dill plants prefer temperatures on the cool side. So, adjust your indoor thermostat so that the temperatures hover around the low 70s. Dill plants may wilt and die if left in high temperatures for too long. Dill thrives in full sunlight. Place the plant in a south-facing window, or on a porch or patio that receives full sun for several hours a day. If left for weeks without enough sunlight, the dill will wither. As the dill grows, its stalk may not be strong enough to support the plants own weight. Help the plant by placing a stake in the soil near its base once the plant is about 1 foot (0.30m) tall. Over time, the dill will grow around the stake. Purchase a stake at a local hardware store or plant nursery. The stake doesn't have to be made from any special material. A dowel would suffice, as would any firm piece of wood at least 2 feet (0.61m) tall. If the soil feels dry, water the plant until water runs into the dish beneath the pot or planter. Water by pouring the water directly onto the soil from a height of 23 inches (5.17.6cm). This becomes important once the dill stalk reaches 2 feet (0.61m), because the leaves could mildew if watered from overhead. To see if the dill needs watering, press your finger into the soil: it should be damp, but not muddy or soaking wet.
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Keep the dill plants around 70F (21C). Locate the pot so the dill receives 5-6 hours of direct sun each day. Insert a wooden stake near the base of the dill plant. Water the dill plants at the soil level twice per week.