Stare at a bright window for a couple seconds. This will cause your pupils to shrink immediately. If you're outside, step into a patch of sunlight, rather than staying in the shadows. While light bulbs will work as well, natural light is more effective. Never look directly at the sun, as this could damage your eyes. Your pupils will narrow as you change your focus to something in front of your face. You can start by closing one eye and placing your finger in front of the open one. With practice, you can learn to focus your eyes close even when there's nothing there. There are a variety of medications used to constrict the pupil, but these are usually only available as a prescription, or even administered by the doctor only. Opiates constrict pupils, but most examples are illegal in most countries. They can also cause serious harm, especially when combined with other drugs that cause pupil constriction or dilation.
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One-sentence summary -- Look at a bright, natural light. Focus intently on something close to you. Consider medication.

As you get closer to the service date, or even after it, you might want to publish an obituary for the deceased. This is something many people want to do, for a number of reasons, but particularly as one more way to remember the person who has passed. Additionally, an obituary can be a means of announcing the passing of the person, as well as information regarding their memorial service if done beforehand, to the general public, in case the deceased may have had friends unknown to you. Just call or send an email to the newspaper you would like to publish the obituary to get started. It can help the grieving process to have something you can look at with your eyes and hold in your hands to remember your loved one. Consider some of these ideas: At your service, place a blank poster on a wall or table for people to leave their personal expressions and condolences in writing and drawing. Create a page on a website like Tributes.com to upload photos, remembrances and other contributions from the bereaved. Have guests bring small objects to share with others their memories of the deceased. For example, they might bring photos, articles of clothing, or trip souvenirs given as gifts by the deceased. If you have talent in writing, music, visual art, or some other type of art, you might like to write a poem or song, make a painting, and so on, as a tribute for the deceased. If you are not an artsy type but would still like to tribute them in this manner, find a poem or passage of writing written by a favorite author of the deceased and read that instead.
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One-sentence summary -- Publish an obituary. Create tangible vessels of memories. Create a work of art for the deceased.

Trampolines need to air dry to complete the cleaning process. A trampoline should never be washed if the forecast predicts rain at any point during the day as this can inhibit the drying process. Mild cleaners work best for trampolines, as they minimize the risk of damage. Never use a cleaner with bleach or pumice, as this can harm your trampoline. Never rent a pressure washer to clean a trampoline. This can damage the fabric. If you don't have a hose, you can use buckets to wet the trampoline.
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Clean your trampoline on a sunny day. Avoid products with bleach or pumice. Use a hose over a power washer.