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Shopping on a budget can be difficult especially when you want everything. However, if you can't afford to splurge, it's important that you give yourself a budget. Be honest with yourself about your finances. Following a budget will allow you to get the essential items that your closet is missing jeans, basic tops, boots, etc. Once you do this, you'll be able to figure out if you can afford those high heels you've been eyeing. If you give yourself a budget, you'll be less likely to buy items that you really don't need. When shopping online, use a price filter. If you cut yourself off from the expensive items, you'll be likely to spend less money. Doing your shopping during postseason sales is a great way to build your wardrobe on a budget. Take inventory of your closet and determine what you'll need for the upcoming year. Then, create a budget around those seasonal purchases. Buy investment pieces such as business suits in January, purchase winter coats and boots in late February, and load up on swimsuits and summer clothing in late August. Buying these clothes when they're on sale will help you save money, and you'll already have your shopping done for the following year. Even if you avoid splurging on expensive designer pieces, trend-chasing is still a costly habit. Because trends have such quick turnarounds, keeping up with them will break the bank, even if you're purchasing lower-end clothing. When you stop trend-chasing and focus on fashion, you'll be able to develop an eye for the basic pieces that you need and the select few trend pieces that make your wardrobe pop. Focusing on fashion will allow you the time to invest in pieces that will last through the years. If you want a few trendy items that you'll only wear a few times, hit the clearance racks and outlet malls. This way, you won't be spending the bulk of your clothing budget on items you'll rarely wear. " Whether it's a cashmere sweater, a pair of polyester pants, or a silk dress, make sure you're aware of the cleaning instructions of the clothing you're buying to avoid a big dry cleaning bill each month. Dry clean-only items will end up costing you more to maintain in the long run. Instead, buy high quality but low-maintenance pieces to maximize your closet investment. This is a slow moving process in the beginning. Until you discover what stores you like the best, it may seem like time-wasting and frivolous pursuit. Yet, saving money on great clothes can be one of the most satisfying experiences. Buying clothes isn't a vital aspect to life, but wearing clothes that fit and you love really makes a difference in your self-confidence and overall mood. You don't always have to buy from the bargain rack (although you have a hard time pulling yourself away), but you can find some truly amazing clothes for even more amazing prices. When you pay with cash, as opposed to a credit card, you'll physically be able to see how much money you're spending. When you can actually see how much money you have to spend, you'll be more likely to be conservative with your spending. This will result in you purchasing the items you need as opposed to items you simply want. Using a credit card is an easy way to overspend. When you can't see how much you are spending, money can become an idea as opposed to something real. This can be dangerous if you're trying to watch your budget.

summary: Give yourself a spending budget and stick to it. Shop out of season. Don't be a trend chaser. Don't buy clothing that is "dry clean only. Have patience. Pay with cash.

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There are many free videos, many of them designed for children, that will teach you how to count in Arabic. Sometimes a catchy tune is all you need to make the words stick. To watch one such free video, check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ioZ1fWFK58. The playlist includes several other Arabic counting songs, so you can watch different ones until you find one you like. Go to the app store on your phone and search for Arabic counting apps or multi-language counting apps (if you want to expand your knowledge beyond Arabic). Many of these apps are available for free. For example, the app Polynumial translates numbers and helps you learn how to count. While the main app includes 50 different languages, there is also an Arabic-specific version. However, this app is only available for iPhones. As you go about your day, you likely see and use numbers without really thinking about it. Each number you see, stop and try to translate it into Arabic. With practice, when you see the number your brain will automatically think of how to say it in Arabic. For example, if you check your bank balance, try saying the number in Arabic. You can also do this with your step count, items in your grocery cart, number of minutes until lunchtime, or number of points in a sports game. Basic counting flashcards, typically made for small children learning numbers, have a number of objects on one side and the number on the other. There's no reason you can't use these kinds of flashcards to practice Arabic counting. You can purchase sets of flashcards online or at an educational store. There are also websites where you can download printable flashcards for free. Simply do a search for "free printable counting flashcards." Look up the word for the object online, then practice saying the word for the object along with the number of objects.

summary: Listen to counting songs to familiarize yourself with the words. Download a mobile app to practice counting. Repeat in Arabic any numbers you encounter throughout the day. Try counting flashcards to expand your Arabic vocabulary while you practice numbers.

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Many cats enjoy having their own toys. Choose toys that will allow your cat to mimic its natural hunting behavior--things it can chase, pounce, or catch, for instance. Cats have individual personalities, so you might have to try a few different toys to find what yours likes. You can also change toys occasionally (every day or few days) to keep your cat from getting bored. Good toys can include: Wand toys with something at the end Rubber balls, or any soft or bouncy toy. Cats like to bat things with their paws. Catnip toys Crinkly stuff, like bubble wrap or paper bags Laser pointers might be fun, but they can also frustrate your cat. Hide from your cat and try to attract their attention so it can find you, or let your cat hide in something while you find it. Bags and boxes are great for this. In fact, your cat might play with one all by itself if you leave it lying around. The catnip plant is a member of the mint family. For reasons not entirely understood, many cats react enthusiastically to catnipit may make them roll and flip around, act highly stimulated, or appear especially content.. You can safely give your cat catnip in various ways. You can try: Buying a catnip-filled toy. Making your own catnip toy. Fill a plastic easter egg with some loose catnip (found at pet supply stores) and watch your cat have fun sniffing and pawing it. Sprinkling some loose catnip on one of your cat's things, like a toy or scratching post. Take a paper towel roll and put some shredded paper in it along with some treats and maybe some catnip. Watch your cat enjoy trying to get at the treats inside.
summary: Get your cat some designated toys. Play hide-and-seek with your cat. Let your cat have some catnip. Entice your cat with treats.