Kittens often do not understand boundaries. When young, they may view you as a kitten. They may bite your hand or another body part during play. You should never scold or punish a kitten for this behavior. It's likely to make a kitten nervous. Instead, gently correct the behavior. When a kitten bites you, gently say, "No." Then, pull your hand away. Provide your kitten with a toy to chew on instead. In addition to correcting bad behavior, praise your kitten for behaving. If your kitten has been pouncing on your feet when you walk by, and refrains from doing it one day, say something like, "Good kitten!" If your kitten sits in your lap without biting or clawing, pet and praise your kitten. If a kitten continues to misbehave after being corrected, ignore the behavior Kittens often act out because they want attention. For a kitten, any response, even a negative one, may be a positive one. Therefore, simply ignoring biting until a kitten stops is often effective. Many people play wrestle with their kitten, or allow their kitten to paw at their finger. This sends a message that biting and scratching are appropriate behaviors. This can become more of a problem as your kitten grows. Avoid sticking your hand in the kitten's face when you're playing. Your kitten may see this as an invitation to bite or scratch your hand.
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One-sentence summary -- Correct bad behaviors gently. Praise positive behavior. Ignore your kitten when it misbehaves. Do not let your kitten play with your hands or fingers.

Q: Shelves are a great place to display photos that you love. Surround yourself with photos of your loved ones. Try putting the photos in cute, decorative frames that tie into the overall decor design of the room. You can also display photos of landscapes that you love or artistic prints that catch your eye. Shelves are a perfect place to proudly showcase many of your treasured items. Putting them on your shelves means that you will get to enjoy looking at them each day, rather than just storing them in a box somewhere. For example, you can place seashells that you gathered on the beach on your honeymoon on your shelf. You might also display a little figurine that you got on vacation with your family. Your children's more impressive artwork might also belong on your shelves! Adding green space to your home has a plethora of benefits plants help create a more calming atmosphere, purify the air, and even help prevent illness. Put smaller plants on shelves that can contain the entire plant safely you don't want them to be knocked over easily. Remember to only use indoor plants that are safe for kids and pets, if you have them. Some plants (like peace lilies, poinsettias, English ivy, and devil's ivy) can be poisonous when ingested. Consider getting a plant with a trailing vine that can hang off the side of the shelf for a nice decorative look. Plants can also stimulate memory and concentration skills, not to mention adding a lovely touch of color to your interior decorating. Make sure that the shelf's location fulfills the necessary light requirements for your indoor plant. You don't want to accidentally kill all of your indoor plants.
A: Place personal or family photos on the shelf. Display knickknacks and treasures. Situate indoor plants on the shelf.

Article: The journey to High Hrothgar is long and treacherous, so make sure you stock up on supplies. Grab some health potions as well as the best armor and weapon that you can afford. The stores in Whiterun can help prepare you for the climb. "Warmaiden's", located near the entrance of Whiterun, has two shopkeepers offering weapons and armor for sale. If you're an archer, you can buy bows and arrows from Elrindir in the "Drunken Huntsman". For more spells and staffs, you can visit Farengar in Dragonsreach. "Belethor's General Goods" has a variety of items for sale each day. "Arcadia's Cauldron" specializes in potions and elixirs. You'll encounter Lydia immediately after defeating the dragon outside of Whiterun. Having Lydia (or any other companion) with you for the climb will make things much easier. If she's not already following you, you can find her in Dragonsreach (unless you've purchased Breezehome, in which case you can find her there). Talk to Lydia and request that she follow you. You can start this quest by talking to Jarl Balgruuf after defeating the dragon in Whiterun. He will inform you of the Greybeards in High Hrothgar and mark the town of Ivarstead on your map. If you're pressed for time or don't want to make the long journey, you can fast-travel to Helgen (where the game's prologue occurred) and then make a quick walk east to reach Ivarstead. This can be good if you need to quickly get to Ivarstead, but you'll miss out on a lot of locations and opportunities to gain XP. Before you can climb The Throat of the World, you'll need to get to Ivarstead. This journey will take around the base of the mountain. Along the way, you'll likely discover a variety of locations that you can visit either on the way or come back to later. Continue on the road east past Horningbrew Meadery and over the White River. You'll see a signpost that directs you towards Ivarstead. You'll face some bandits that expect a toll, as well as a Sabre Cat or two. You'll cross Darkwater River and reach a fork in the road. Head southwest at the fork. If you pass Snapleg Cave and Sarethi Farm, you're going the right way. If you see Mistwatch, you're headed the wrong direction. Head north after when you reach Honeystrand Cave. After crossing another small bridge, you'll enter Ivarstead. Pay attention to the signs on the road if you lose your bearings. Follow the signs to Ivarstead.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Stock up on supplies and equip some good weapons. Get Lydia to join you. Activate the "Way of the Voice" quest. Head east out of Whiterun. Continue following the path around the mountain.

Article: Look online to find schedules for free walking tours. You can also find audio and written self-guided tours online. Tours are great if you want to learn about the bridge's history or want help identifying iconic sights. Extended platforms span across the bridge's 2 central towers. These are the best spots to take photographs, since the pedestrian walkway's narrow lanes don't offer much room to stop. You'll also find engraved plaques with information about the bridge's history and the sights visible from the promenade. Since it's tough to stop in the narrow walking lanes, the towers' extended platforms are perfect spots to rest. Take rest breaks at the 2 towers if you or anyone in your group might have trouble walking over 1 mile (1.6km) nonstop. If you need to sit, there are benches at the towers and along the route. The bridge spans 1.3 miles (2.1km), and you might work up an appetite on your hike. There are plenty of restaurant options on both sides, so grab a slice of New York-style pizza, savor a glass of wine, or indulge in an ice cream sundae. Before walking back or heading to the subway, take a tour of City Hall, explore the Financial District, or wander north to Chinatown. Other attractions within walking distance include Battery Park, the Freedom Tower's observation deck, and the Woolworth Building, which is one of America's architectural treasures. On the Brooklyn side, check out the eclectic Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass) neighborhoods. They're packed with restaurants, shops, street art, and other vibrant attractions. Brooklyn Bridge Park is the perfect spot to lounge and admire the gorgeous bridge you've just crossed. You could also take a spin on the nearby Jane's Carousel or peruse the many nearby art galleries.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take a guided tour to learn about the bridge's history. Take photographs at the bridge's towers. Rest at the towers if you're crossing with kids or the elderly. Grab a snack, drinks, or a meal when you reach the other side. Check out lower Manhattan if you walked from Brooklyn. Explore Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo if you came from Manhattan.