Ask your parents if it's okay to have a garage sale with some of your stuff, and offer to sell their stuff for them as well. Set up a table with your things, and a table with their things, and put up signs around the neighborhood before the big day. Make sure you keep the proceeds from your sales separate, and ask your parents if they'll give you a cut of their sales for organizing and working the sale. Remember to choose items that are in good condition, like video games that you only played a few times, or books that you don't want anymore. Don't try to sell anything that's broken or damaged. This is one of the most popular ways for kids to make money. Set up a table outside with a big sign advertising your prices. In the spring and summer, offer lemonade for 50 cents per glass, and in the fall and winter, sell hot chocolate for the same price. If you want to make even more, sell fresh baked cookies, brownies, or even popcorn with the drinks for 50 cents each. Try to plan your stand so that you're outside during the busiest times of the day, like the afternoon when your neighbors are coming home from work or school. If you know how to sew, embroider, paint, or make other crafts, ask your parents for help with taking pictures of your items and posting them for sale online. Determine a reasonable price, and use a website like Etsy or the Facebook Marketplace to post items, and offer to ship or deliver them depending on the location. This might require more assistance from your parents, but you can make a lot of money if your products are unique.

Summary: Hold a garage sale at your house if your family has things to sell. Set up a lemonade or hot cocoa stand outside of your house if you like business. Sell crafts and handmade items online if you're artistic.

There is evidence that aloe vera can help fight infection, reduce inflammation, and promote the healing of cold sores. Aloe vera contains glycoproteins, which speed the healing process by stopping pain and inflammation, and polysaccharides, which stimulate skin growth and repair. They are also full of amino acids and B1, B2, B6 and C vitamins. You can buy aloe vera essential oil, cream, lip balm, or juice. You can also grow an aloe vera plant, snip off pieces of it as needed, and apply the gel directly. Several studies have shown that lemon balm can reduce the redness and swelling of cold sores and can speed healing. It may even reduce the chance of recurrence. Lemon balm does not affect cold sore pain or scabbing. Lemon balm oil is also known as Melissa oil, from the Latin name Melissa Officinalus. Although studies are still patchy, peppermint oil has shown signs of stopping the herpes virus from reproducing in controlled lab situations. Studies have not yet shown that it helps treat cold sores in humans. Do not apply peppermint oil to the face of a small child, as it could cause life-threatening respiratory issues. Tea tree oil has been found to be anti-inflammatory and active against certain strains of the herpes virus. Use it as a gel or apply it mixed with a carrier oil. Do not swallow tea tree oil, and discontinue use if you show signs of an allergic reaction such as rash or swelling.

Summary: Try using aloe vera. Apply lemon balm essential oil. Apply peppermint oil. Apply tea tree oil.

If your quail seems to be acting a bit unusual or isn't eating lately then it's probably because the quail is unwell. Although you can take your quail to a veterinarian, you can also fix some small problems yourself. Some problems that may occur are: Your quail is huddled up in the corner of the cage. This is either because the quail is ill or is cold. If the quail is ill you should take it to a veterinarian. If the quail is cold then take it out of the cage and place it in a warm box or something alike. The room should be inside and it should also be very warm. Provide a little bit of food and water in the quails box and wait until the quail is quite lively until you return it to its cage. You should also observe the quail for a few days after it returns to its cage. Your quail has mites. All the quail that live in the enclosure should be taken out and put in a suitable sized box together. After all the quail are out of the enclosure, clean the enclosure thoroughly. Treat the quails by either giving them a good dust-bath, buying some mite powder or any other safe method that gets rid of quail mites. Your quail is injured. This isn't some sort of illness but it is just as serious. You should remove the quail that is injured as soon as possible and keep it separated in its own enclosure until it is fully healed. If you are going to put the quail back in its flock after it has healed, observe the quail for a few days to make sure it gets along with the others. Your quail is too hot. This can easily be treated by moving your quail to a cooler room, providing the quail with shade or taking the heat source away. Although taming fully-grown quail is hard, it can be done. Taming quail is handy if you ever need to grab them when necessary, take them to a veterinarian or play with them for a little while. To tame your quail you have to offer them food from your hands, visit them often, be very gentle to them, etc. Quail can fly very high when frightened, so if your quail manages to escape it's handy to clip the quail's wings so that it cannot fly away from you. If you don't know the gender yet, here are some helpful ways to work this out: Vent sexing is the most accurate way to know the gender of your quail. The male should have a bump and some white foam coming out whilst females will not. Male quails usually have brighter feathers around their neck, head and back and are more aggressive than females. You can also tell the gender by looking at the breast. Females sometimes have a loss of feathers due to mating and aren't as colourful as the male quail. Males will crow now and then. For coturnix quail this is obvious but button females might also call, usually for chicks. . When breeding your quails do not disturb them or take any eggs out of their cage. They'll need to make a clutch of eggs before any of the male or female quail lays on them and it takes up to about 21 days for the eggs to hatch.

Summary: Keep an eye on your quail's health. Consider taming your quail. Consider clipping your quails wings. Determine the gender of your quail. Breed your quail if desired

MRSA infections are common where there are cuts or wounds in the skin. Look close to hair follicles. It is also common in hairy areas of the skin, such as the beard area, back of the neck, armpit, groin, legs, scalp, or buttocks. MRSA manifests as a bump or sore area on the skin. Many times this can be confused with insect bites, such as spider bites, or it may look like a pimple. Pay attention to any areas of skin that are red, inflamed, painful, or hot to the touch. Keep an eye on minor bumps, cuts, scrapes, and redness. If they become infected, see your doctor. MRSA can lead to cellulitis, which is an infection of the layers and tissues beneath the skin, which looks like a widespread swollen rash. This causes the skin to look pink or red. The skin may be warm, tender, or swollen. Cellulitis can start out as small red bumps. Some areas of the skin may look like a bruise. A rash is reddish colored areas on the skin. If you have widespread red areas, watch it carefully. If it is hot to the touch, spreads quickly, or painful, you may want to see your doctor.
Summary: Look for breaks in the skin. Watch for bumps or reddened and inflamed skin. Look for cellulitis. Be on the lookout for a rash.