Q: For most of us, this is a definite lifestyle change. We're used to getting our paychecks and celebrating until it's gone. Can't do that anymore, sadly. When Friday hits, set aside that magic number you swore to yourself you could save. When it's gone, you can't be tempted to spend it. If you can, have it put into a savings account -- or at least a different place than how you normally spend. Keep it in cash in your sock drawer (if you can resist the temptation) or, heck, make your mom hold onto it. This way you're automatically forced to live on the amount you're trying to live on. In today's technological age, that can be asking quite a bit. We're a culture of frozen meals, instant gratification, and constant entertainment. To live on a budget, that lifestyles gotta go. You have to do most of it yourself. Here are some ideas: Start cooking. Not only is it healthier, but it's way cheaper, too. And if you can create meals a whole bunch at a time, you can freeze it and save it for a rainy day. Grow your own food. This is taking cooking to the next level. Growing your own fruits and veggies is about as cheap as they come. Not only are you not paying those insane grocery store rates but you also get the satisfaction that you're feeding yourself. How many people can say that?! Sew. How many of us get a hole in our clothes and then we throw them out? C'mon now, raise your hands. You know you do it. Instead of being wasteful, how about making, fixing, and sewing your own clothes? Alright, not exactly rocket science, is it? If you want more money, you need another job. But don't think of it as one where you're donning an apron and filling out paperwork -- even picking up a weekly babysitting gig can pad your lifestyle so you feel a little better about it (which is the main battle). It's about being happy; it's not about being rich. Craigslist. Seriously. There are so many little things you can do for an extra dollar, even if it is helping a divorced-soccer mom moving into her new apartment. And ask your friends! They may know of one-off gigs that are good for an extra $50. You never know until you ask! Another obvious step. Whether you live in the city or in a town with one stoplight, 6 bars and 9 churches, finding a roommate cuts your rent in half. And don't forget about the extra little perks! That's half the toilet paper, half of some of the food, and half the boxed wine on Wine Wednesdays. If your roommate is cool, at least. You could either get a roommate and halve your rent or move into a bigger place and pay the same -- both have their merits (though the latter doesn't exactly save money). And if you have to block off your bed with a curtain, so be it. Life will continue on. Hey, you could be sleeping in a corner on the floor! Because they can get expensive. The obvious ones are smoking, drinking, and drugs, but the list obviously goes on and on. If it's not core to your survival, you don't really need it. And if it's bad for you, you really don't need it. Sometimes we gotta get real with ourselves and this is definitely one of those times. Even if you're just addicted to the movie theatre, there is progress to be made here. Take an honest look at yourself: what habits do you have that are costing you unnecessary amounts of money? We all have them. And if you can't get rid of them, what cheaper substitutions can you make? Redbox, anyone? Having something concrete in your hands can make all the difference. Our minds can't totally grasp that when we swipe that little piece of plastic, money is vanishing from our bank accounts. Imagine if every time you used your card a little goblin came up and showed you the money that's no longer yours. You probably wouldn't be so keen on doing it! So use cash. You'll be more likely to hold onto it. A good idea to is to give yourself so much cash to spend for the week. When you're outta cash, that's it. Sorry, Charlie. It's rough -- but it'll teach you lickety-split to ration! For all this talk about money-saving life changes, one of the most important is mental. If you feel totally deprived not eating out at 5-star restaurants, this is gonna be rough. But if you can adjust your perspective and not feel deprived, this whole budgeting thing will be almost effortless. You run less of a risk of combating "frugal fatigue" and, well, going batty because of it. Budgeting isn't worth it if it drives you crazy! You do not have to keep up with the Joneses. You do not have any image you have to maintain, believe it or not. You can be happy having what you have. Life isn't about possessions at all. It's your mindset. If you're happy with your situation, you're happy -- and that's all that matters.
A: Set aside the money right away. Get self-sufficient. Get a second source of income. Find a roommate. Cut out the bad habits. Use cash. Adjust your perspective.

Q: Resource packs can change the graphics, sounds, music, animations and more. They can be found on a variety of popular Minecraft sites, and are made by fans for fans. Resource packs should always be free. When you download a resource pack, it will come in ZIP format. Do not extract the ZIP file. Ensure that you have the correct version of the resource pack. the version should match the version of Minecraft you are playing. Resource packs can only be installed on the PC version of Minecraft. There are many sites that host resource pack files, including ResourcePack.net, MinecraftTexturePacks.com, PlanetMinecraft.com, and many more. .." button. Click and drag the downloaded resource pack ZIP file into the resourcepacks folder. Ensure that you are actually copying or moving the resource pack, and not just creating a shortcut to it. Do not unzip the resource pack. Once you've copied the resource pack to the correct folder, you can start using it in Minecraft. First, you'll have to load it so that Minecraft uses it when you're playing. To do so, start Minecraft and log in with your account. Open the "Options..." menu and then select "Resource Packs". Your newly-installed resource pack(s) should be listed in the left column. The active resource packs are listed in the right column. Select the pack you want to enable and click the right arrow to move it from the left column to the right column. The order of the packs on the right column indicates which packs will be loaded first. The top pack will be loaded first, and then any missing elements will be loaded from the pack below it, and so on. Move the packs you want to use primarily to the top by selecting them and clicking the up arrow. Once you've set the resource packs, you can start the game like you normally would. The resource packs will replace any textures or sounds that it was designed to, changing your Minecraft experience. If you don't want to use a certain resource pack anymore, return to the Resource Pack menu in the Options menu and remove the pack from the right column.
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Find and download a resource pack. Run your Minecraft. When you are on the home screen, click the "Options. Click the "Resource Packs" button. Click "Open Resource Packs Folder" Copy the resource pack. Load the resource pack. Play the game.