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Take a hose and wet the ground directly around the tree until the soil is damp. This will soften the ground and make digging the tree out easier. It also reduces stress for the tree and keeps some soil attached to its roots. Using a shovel, dig up the topsoil from the roots nearest to the trunk. Continue digging up the topsoil until you reach the approximate length of the tree's root ball. The root ball is the sphere of roots that you will replant in another location. As a general rule, there should be 1012 inches (2530cm) of root ball for every 1 inch (2.5cm) of the tree's diameter. Keep the spade faced away from the tree as you dig. Shape the roots in a circle that will become the tree's root ball. Cut away any large roots that go beyond your mark with pruning shears. If you're planning on transplanting the tree you need to be careful not to remove too many roots. A general rule is for every inch in diameter of the trunk, there needs to be 10"-12" of root ball. Lift the root ball up with your shovel and have another person work a square of burlap beneath the roots. Set the root ball back down and lift it out of the ground by the burlap. Keep the burlap tied around the root ball until you're ready to replant it. Burlap is important because it is biodegradable. It keeps the roots safe and together until you're ready to plant the tree and then decomposes into the soil afterward.

summary: Water the soil surrounding the tree the day before you remove it. Remove the topsoil surrounding the top roots. Dig the roots out with a spade. Dig underneath the root ball and pull it out of the ground.

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Buy film, or keep digital camera batteries on hand. Do you have the right plug-in adapter for wherever you're going? How about gear for the weather? A guidebook? A language book? What will make your trip go off without a hitch? Traveling in a car? Make sure to get lots of foodstuffs, water, and things to do. A CD on tape about a road trip or your specific destination will be great to get you in the mood. Consider "On the Road," " Lost in My Own Backyard," "A Walk Through the Woods," or "Washington Schlepped Here," amongst others. Good music is a must, too. No one has ever said to themselves while on vacation, "I'm so glad I practically packed my entire closet." Leave space for shopping and buying souvenirs. Moreover, traveling with lots of luggage restricts your movement and causes discomfort you'll be moving around a lot, and it'll only be cumbersome. Only pack the necessities. Stick to basic pieces and a couple pairs of shoes it's really all you need in terms of clothes regardless of how long your trip is. A few basic shirts and a few basic pants, shorts, or a skirt will do the job. You can then mix and match as necessary. Roll your clothes when packing. This will save you a ton of room and mean you can buy that authentic-looking tiki torch when the mood strikes. Itinerary? Check. Passport and documents? Check. Reservations for practically everything? Check. Now all that's left to do is get going and enjoy yourself. This is the easy part. Now it's time to relax. Don't be tempted to take work or home problems with you then all this planning will be for naught, making it feel like you're still mentally back home. Leave that laptop and your phone off now is all about exploring and going on an adventure.

summary: Buy everything you'll need. Pack light. Go!

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Hit the blue "Get Started" button in the middle of the page to launch a chat dialog box. Be sure you enable pop-ups from the website, so you're able to use chat. The chat first launches a virtual assistant, which attempts to connect you with existing trouble-shooting content online. If you feel confident you might be able to fix your own issue with the right online guide, describe your problem fully. This will help the virtual assistant direct you to the best content available for common issues. You could say, "Windows isn't loading," or "I can't create a new document in Microsoft Word." " The virtual assistant will immediately connect you with a live Microsoft representative if you simply ask to. When connected, provide your product key, any relevant warranty information, and the details of your problem.
summary: Browse to Microsoft's online chat portal. Describe the nature of your problem. Say, "I want to talk to a live representative.