Sometimes morning sickness can cause taste sensitivity during pregnancy. If you find yourself being sensitive to your normal toothpaste, try a blander one. Ask your dentist for recommendations for the best bland toothpastes during pregnancy. Because of the acidity in stomach acid, it is really important to delay brushing teeth immediately after vomiting. The stomach acid is really damaging to your enamel. Rather wait and brush your teeth at your normal times. If you vomit and you want to wash out your mouth, use baking soda and water, as this won't damage the enamel. It will also help get rid of the taste of vomit. Also, drinking a combination of baking soda and water can help ease the nausea. If you don't like the taste of baking soda, you can also use mouthwash. This will help your mouth feel cleaner and will help remove acid from your mouth. If you have a particularly sensitive gag reflex, you may want to wait until the nausea subsides before scraping the back of your tongue.

Summary: Use bland toothpastes. Don't brush immediately after morning sickness. Rinse with baking soda and water after morning sickness. Use a tongue cleaner to remove acid after morning sickness.

For a business, this means collecting inflow as near as possible to when it's recorded. Deposit checks daily, send invoices to customers within two days, and collect receivables within two days. Take advantage of any cash discounts available to you. Get ahead of yourself: use pre-numbered cash receipts, and account for them all. For disbursements, use pre-numbered checks. For the individual, keep close track of all your expenses. Save your receipts, and visit your bank account frequently. Keep money set aside for unexpected emergency expenses, as well as unexpected opportunities for expansion. Anticipate shifts in payroll, debt payments, and the occasional large purchase. Put money aside every month to meet these expenses, as they will continue to arise. If most of your extra cashflow is tied up in investments, make sure there are ways to free some up in an emergency. Establish credit with your bank for moments of cash flow difficulty. Review your outflow each month for any unnecessary or extravagant expense. In times of low inflow, review your discretionary spending, rent, capital costs, and payroll. Delay nonessential improvements and large equipment purchases until inflow has increased. Cut hours during non-crucial moments, and lay off anyone who is unnecessary or not pulling his or her weight. If you pay rent, negotiate with your landlord for a lease that will help you stay where you are. Individuals may want to follow simple cost-cutting practices, such as cooking at home rather than eating out. Plan your meals for the week over the weekend, and get all your groceries in one or two trips. Cook a large amount of two or three things you really like, and enjoy the leftovers. Businesses and individuals should avoid impulse purchases. Keep good stock of what you have and what you need. Wait 48 hours before making an unplanned purchase, and question any purchasing impulse that falls outside of your anticipated needs.

Summary: Monitor your cash flow. Meeting unexpected expenses. Manage your expenses.

Traditionally, funeral clothes should be black. However, not everyone adheres strictly to this tradition anymore. It is not uncommon to see people wearing shades like dark gray or navy blue to a funeral. If you choose not to wear black, make sure you select a dark and somber color for your outfit. Stick to dark, neutral shades if you opt for something other than black. Navy-blues, dark grays, dark greens, and browns are all good shades. However, make sure you to get an understanding of the type of funeral prior to selecting your outfit. For a more traditional funeral, it's advised to err on the side of caution and go for the classic black. You should never wear bright colors to a funeral. Primary colors like blues, reds, and yellows may come off as offensive or disrespectful. Red, in some cultures, is seen as a sign of celebration. It's particularly important to avoid red. Bright colors should not be part of your outfit at all. A black dress with pink stripes near the bottom, or a black suit over a red button-down shirt, is not appropriate for a funeral. However, in rare cases there is an exception to this rule. Family members, on occasion, may request brighter colors, or a particular color, to honor the deceased. Always go with the family's wishes in this case. Funerals are usually somber occasions. You want an outfit you might wear to a job interview over an outfit you would wear clubbing. In some cases, the family may request less formal attire to honor the deceased. However, unless other specified, stick with formality. Black, dark gray, or navy suits are a good option. Ties and dress pants should be in similarly dark shades. You can also go with a dark colored button-down shirt and tie. Longer dresses and skirts are generally advised for a funeral. Avoid anything too form-fitting, as this may look like a going out outfit rather than a formal one. A dark colored blouse and dress pants is also a good option. In general, you don't want to show a lot of skin at a funeral. It's best to avoid sleeveless outfits, or outfits with very short sleeves. Instead, go for long-sleeved outfits. If you have a sleeveless black dress you want to wear, you can cover up your arms with a shawl or shrug. Patterns are okay for funerals, as long as they don't look too flashy. A floral patterned skirt, or a dark-colored striped shirt, is played down enough to be appropriate for a funeral. However, bright and flashy patterns are to be avoided, especially if they use flashy colors as well. A black shirt with red polka-dots, for example, is not a great choice for a funeral. As always though, remember to respect the wishes of the deceased's family. In some cases, a particular pattern may be requested.

Summary: Choose black or darker clothing. Avoid bright colors. Strive for formality unless otherwise specified. Be aware of sleeve length. Opt for plainer clothes over patterned clothes.

Go talk to someone you've never met. Look through your Facebook friends list. Message 5 people you haven't caught up with in a long time. Conspire with some friends to do something really nice (really significant and heartfelt) for another friend that deserves it. Make this a regular thing. Do not approach strangers, even if they look nice.
Summary: Get social.