You want to choose a place to visit in your city or town that's close by. You can check out a place you've never been or a place you don't visit often, which can still be enriching. Places you do visit regularly can also offer new experiences if you explore them from a new angle. For example, if you usually breeze past a local museum, take some time to check out the exhibits over the summer. Historic sites, parks and recreation areas, walking and hiking trails, farms open to the public and amusement parks make great places to explore. You might also plan a trip to a new mall or movie theater that you haven't visited yet. Consider riding the bus or commuter train to see even more sights in your area you haven't seen before. Don't forget to take lots of pictures of your adventure to share with friends. Going bike riding on warm summer evenings can be great exercise and lots of fun for the whole family. Play it safe and stick to popular biking trails in your community. You can make the activity interesting by going a bit further along the trail each time you go out. If you and your friends don't have bikes, consider renting them. Not every community has bike rentals, but take advantage of the opportunity if your community has such an option. Get together with other teens and plan game nights. Game night can be just for teens, or you can make the event for all ages. Games that work great for large groups include street hockey, dodge ball, whiffle ball and frisbee. The point is to have lots of fun, so consider games that don't require much skill or athleticism. You might plan to play board games and card games, especially for smaller groups. You can build buzz for your neighborhood game night on your favorite social networking site. Try to get everyone who participates to bring a beverage or a snack to the event. Movie nights are easy to plan thanks to streaming video services. All you need for successful movie nights are blankets, pillows and snacks. You can organize movie nights just for your immediate family and separate movie nights just for you and your friends. If you have a projector or someone you know has a projector you can borrow, consider setting up a screen and showing movies outdoors.Showing movies in the backyard can be lots of fun on a hot summer night. No summer would be complete with a cookout by the community lake. The park works great, too, if your community doesn't have a lake. You can help your busy parents by creating a to-do list for a successful cookout. Then, delegate responsibilities to different members of the family. For example, have one or two people make decorations, another person plan the games and another person make cupcakes. You might make a quick trip to the recreation area to find entry fees and park rulessuch as rules for using grillsto avoid surprises on cookout day.
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One-sentence summary -- Plan a day trip to learn about local attractions. Take evening bike rides to get exercise. Organize a neighborhood game night to get to know your neighbors. Host movie nights to catch up on the latest flicks. Have a cookout by the lake to enjoy the flavors of summer.

Drink plenty of water to rehydrate your skin after a sunburn. Sunburns can cause dehydration, which can lead to headaches and fatigue. Water can help keep you hydrated, while sports drinks can help replenish lost electrolytes. Your skin will need to be moisturized frequently after a sunburn. Do not use any moisturizers that contain petroleum, benzocaine, or lidocaine. Instead, use pure aloe vera or a moisturizer that contains soy or aloe vera. If your skin feels particularly irritated or swollen, you can also use an over the counter topical steroid cream (1% hydrocortisone cream). Picking at blisters and peeling skin can cause permanent scarring of your skin. If you notice any blisters or peeling, leave them alone and allow them to go away on their own. If you must spend time outside, make sure that you are wearing an SPF 30 or 50 sunscreen and take advantage of any shady spaces that you can find. There are lots of different household items that you can use to treat your sunburn naturally. Try one of these remedies to complement your other sunburn care techniques. Sponge lukewarm chamomile or mint tea on your face. Brew a cup of chamomile tea and let it cool down to room temperature. Dip cotton balls in the chamomile tea and dab the tea onto your face. Make a milk compress. Soak some gauze or a washcloth in cold milk and ring it out. Apply the cloth to your face. The milk will create a protective layer on your skin that will help to cool and heal your skin. Make a potato paste to apply to your face. Cut up and blend a raw potato, then dip cotton balls in the pureed potato until they are soaked in the liquid. Dab your face with the soaked cotton balls Make a cucumber mask. Peel and puree a cucumber, then apply some of the mixture to your face like a mask. The cucumber paste will help dissipate the heat in your skin.
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One-sentence summary -- Stay hydrated. Moisturize often. Don't pick at blisters or peeling skin. Avoid the sun until your sunburn symptoms subside. Try a home remedy.

Enter your car's information onto a website, such as Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds, to get an instant appraisal. Or, scour the local classified ads to see if there are other people selling cars similar to yours. Find a price point you're comfortable with, keeping in mind that the buyer might try to negotiate with you and you'll probably end up getting less than your asking price. Private party sellers generally see the best results with a price that is rounded, such as $11,000. After you receive the online estimates, price your car between 97-102 percent of those figures. Give potential buyers more information regarding your openness to negotiations by stating "firm" or "best offer" in your ad. Provide as many details regarding your car's condition, model, mileage, and extras as you can. The more details that you provide the fewer random buyer questions you will need to answer. Do your best to avoid cheesy phrases, such as "like new," as they are just narrative dead weight. Read through your ad's text a few times to check that it sounds approachable and interesting. For example, if your car has a clean accident history, then point this out and state that a vehicle history report is available upon request. To draw in thrifty buyers, state if your car has exceptional gas mileage or other cost-saving features. Also, include a brief mention of any warranties that still cover the car. To establish trust with a potential buyer, briefly mention any mechanical issues that might need to be addressed. You could even list your car's Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), so that interested parties can do some research on their own. Don't take this too far and list everything that is wrong with your car. Just pick out one or two potential concerns to point out in your ad. It's easier for a buyer to envision themselves in a car when they can actually see it. If you are posting online, add photos up until you reach the limit. If you are creating a flyer, choose one or two shots that show off your car's best features. Include photos of both the interior and exterior, if possible. Get a bit creative and add in shots from a variety of angles. You can even include a video ad if the website will support it.
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Price it correctly. Write a specific ad. Be honest about any flaws or damage. Provide a minimum of ten photos.