In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Working on a cruise ship usually means long hours and poor pay, but it also means all-expense paid trips to beautiful places, plus some extra pocket money. Some cruise ship jobs include clergy, bartender, casino dealer, entertainment director, retail clerk, dance host, hairdresser, lecturer, and cook. A normal work schedule is 10-14 hours a day, seven days a week, and the salary is generally $1,400-$1,800 per month. Some popular cruise destinations that you could visit include Alaska, the Bahamas, the Mediterranean, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and Northern Europe. This is a great way to explore and learn more about regions that you're interested in. In this line of work it's important to be a "people person," as you will be interacting with tourists often. A knack for public speaking is also necessary for leading a fun and engaging tour, whether adventure, historical, or sight-seeing. Because tour guides are given training on the job, you don't have to feel stuck in one area. You can travel around to different places and work as a tour guide wherever you go. Consider the benefits of the tour type and its location, such as the language you could learn there and any specialized training you could receive on the job. Salaries vary depending on location, but tour guides in the U.S. are generally paid $10-15 an hour. Tipping is also a great way to earn a little extra money. Companies like 'Diverbo' will pay for your trip to come speak English with German and Spanish speakers while enjoying dinners, parties, and free entertainment. While you won't get a lot of downtime or chances to explore the area on your own, this is a great way to meet new friends and enjoy an all-expense paid trip to Frankfurt, Madrid, or Munich. Diverbo also offers a similar experience specifically for teens. If you're interested in teaching yoga and traveling, this is an amazing option. After training and getting certified as a yoga teacher, look for opportunities to travel to different studios. With experience and connections with other students and teachers, you can start to teach at festivals and conferences, lead workshops, and train other aspiring yoga teachers. This is not a high-paying job, so it's important to be fueled by a love of yoga and teaching rather than a desire to get famous or make lots of money. Writing a blog can be a great way to share your love for yoga and make a name for yourself. Whether you're experienced and certified in scuba, kayaking, skiing, rafting, or rock-climbing, you can turn that into a traveling job and lead expeditions or teach classes around the world. These jobs often don't pay well, unless you're involved with a resort.
Summary: Find a job on a cruise line. Work as a tour guide in an area that you love. Practice English with German and Spanish speakers. Teach yoga internationally. Lead a trip as an instructor or guide.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you arrive, chances are you won't be the first person there. Find out your place in the line and say hello to everyone. Remain kind and respectful to your fellow campersyou'll go through a lot together that night! If you brought along a tent and/or a sleeping bag, set them up upon arrival. If you don't have either, put out your foldable chair or lay a blanket on the floor to sit. This will mark your spot, making it easier to find your spot after a bathroom break, and make for a comfortable start to your campout. If you haven't done this earlier, it's important to locate the nearest bathroom as soon as you set up your spot. If you're with a friend, leave them in line and look for a restroom. If you have no one, ask the others in line for the restroom, and when you need to go, kindly ask someone to save your spot. If there is no restroom nearby and you are male, it is usually possible to find a discreet place to pee after dark. Otherwise, you should be very careful for the rest of the night as to minimize bathroom needs. Try to drink little water or liquids, and avoid eating a big, greasy meal.
Summary: Find your spot on arrival. Set up your tent, sleeping bag, and/or sitting space. Locate a restroom nearby.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a cotton ball lightly soaked in nail polish remover to remove any nail polish currently on your nails. Gently trim your nails with nail clippers until your nails are at your desired length. Then use a nail file to smooth out rough edges and shape your nails. You can also push back your cuticles using a rounded manicure stick. This will help elongate your nail beds, so your nails look longer. Alternatively, you can push back your cuticles using your thumbnail on your opposite hand. With ombre nails, your base color is usually a white polish or the lightest color you plan to use for the ombre effect. A white polish will help colors seem more vibrant, but using the lightest of your planned ombre polishes will give a softer, more subtle ombre effect. Paint this background color on all of your nails. For an opaque base, paint two coats of your base color. Allow the first coat to dry completely before adding the second coat. To help your nails dry faster, it's better to paint two thin coats of polish rather than one, thick and heavy coat of polish.
Summary:
Clean up your nails. Apply your base color coat.