People who enter into emotional affairs sometimes engage in behavior that can be considered problematic or dramatically different from how they usually act. These behaviors can take various forms. Look for anything that is too intimate or personal between your partner and the other person. For example, your partner may text the person often. They may also call the other person. This often happens at night, and may even be done secretly. Look for anything that your partner shouldn't be doing with someone. You may also notice changes in your partner's behavior such as staying up later, going into work earlier, spending more money, or drinking alcohol more often. Emotional affairs often give people an outlet to be different or act differently than they do around their partners. If you have contact with your partner and the person you suspect they are having an affair with, watch their interactions. Look for any differences from the way they act with you. For example, your partner may feel emotionally distant from you due to everyday stresses like bills, work, and home responsibilities. With this other person, they may be able to laugh, be relaxed, and be more playful. However, they might also because anxious or uncomfortable when they are around the person in your presence. As an emotional affair progresses, your partner may start comparing you to the other person, or they may start to express frustration with things about you that they have never mentioned before. The comments may be random and not meant maliciously, but they may still point to your partner thinking about the other person. For example, your partner may say, "They think my jokes are funny," "They like the same kind of movies I like," or "They can run at the same pace as me." Start noting if your partner says things like this and how often.

Summary: Watch for inappropriate behavior or drastic changes in behavior. Notice if your partner's behavior is different around the other person. Listen to what your partner says about the person.

Place the container where you want to plant it and mark a wide circle that is 3-4 times the size of the container with your shovel. Digging a hole that is 3-4 times wider than the container means you can fill in dirt around the tree that the roots will be able to grow in. To allow for the roots to adapt and grow in the hole, it needs to have a layer of loose dirt around it. Use a shovel to dig down to a depth that will fit the container and slope the sides so that the hole is wider near the top. The top of hole should be at least 3 times as wide as the container so you can fill in dirt around the root ball. After you've finished digging the hole, use the end of the shovel to scrape the wall of the hole to make it easier for the roots to penetrate the ground. Make sure there aren't any smooth slopes along the walls of the hole. Scrape the bottom of the hole as well so the roots can slide through the soil more easily. If you see hard clumps of dirt in the walls or at the bottom of the hole, use your hands or your shovel to break them up. Air pockets can form in the softer dirt around the clumps and could cause the tree to settle unevenly in the hole. Pull out any rocks or sticks that you see as well.

Summary: Measure a circle that is 3 to 4 times wider than the container. Dig a hole as deep as the container. Rough up the edges of the hole with your shovel. Break up any soil clumps to prevent air pockets.

with about 24 inches (61cm) of thread. Use a heavyweight thread that matches your pants, especially if you will be sewing the buttons onto the outside of the waistband. Insert the end of a 24 inches (61cm) strand of thread through the eye of the needle. Then, pull the end of the thread until it is even with the other end. Tie a knot to secure the ends of the thread. You will need to rethread the needle with a new 24 inches (61cm) strand of thread each time you start sewing on a new button. Push the needle in through the fabric where you marked the pants with chalk. Then pull the thread through the fabric until it is taut. If you want to keep the buttons hidden inside of the pants, then sew through the top layer of fabric on the waistband. Do not insert the needle all the way through to the other side. Just try to catch the fibers on the top layer of the fabric. If you want to place the buttons on the outside of the pants, then you can sew all the way through. After you have inserted the needle through the fabric, insert the needle through 1 of the buttonholes. Pull the thread all the way through the buttonhole and slide the button down the thread so that it is right up against the fabric. Next, insert the needle down through the buttonhole opposite the one you just threaded. Pull the thread all the way through the buttonhole until it is taut and the button is right up against the fabric. You do not need to insert the needle all the way through the fabric. You can just catch the fibers with the tip of the needle and then pull the thread through until it is taut. This is especially important if you want the thread to be hidden on the inside of the pants. If you are sewing the button onto the outside of the pants, then you may catch the fibers or sew all the way through the fabric. After stitching through 2 of the buttonholes 1 time, repeat the stitch to ensure that the button will hold and the stitch will not come loose. Depending on the type of buttons, you may only have 2 button holes to sew through. Repeat the process for those holes 1 time. If your buttons have 4 holes, then you will need to sew through each of these holes twice.

Summary: Thread a needle Insert the needle through the fabric. Slide the needle through 1 of the buttonholes. Bring the needle back down and through another button hole. Catch the fibers of the pants with the needle. Repeat the sequence for a secure stitch.

The focal length is represented by two numbers with a dash in between (i.e., 18-55). It marks the distance from the camera lens to the sensor. A wider range makes a camera better at taking photos from a distance. A shorter range means a camera will be better at shooting single scenes up close. For example, if you take a lot of photos of family events, you're taking mostly close-up shots of one scene. If choosing between a focal length of 18-55 and 18-35, go for the 18-35 lens. Image stabilization prevents blur by keeping the camera steady when taking photos. Pentax and Olympic cameras have photo stabilization built in with a camera's body, so you won't need a lens with this feature. If you have another brand of camera, however, look for a lens with image stabilization. Image stabilization is labeled differently between types of cameras. Canon simply uses Image Stabilization, or IS. Fujifilm, Panasonic, and Samsung us the term Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). Nikon uses Vibration Reduction (VR). Sony uses Optical Steady Shot (OSS). Sigma uses Optical Stabilization (OS). Tamron uses Vibration Control (VC). Aperture refers to the amount of light a camera lens allows in and is represented by f-stop ratings (i.e., F4). Smaller numbers indicate a camera lets in more light. A smaller aperture works great for more creative photography, as they allow you to focus in on a close up of one specific object. However, a larger aperture works best if you're just photographing to capture events in your daily life. A larger aperture allows you to take photos indoors without flash and shoot without a lot of light. For example, if you use your camera to photograph family get togethers, an f-stop rating of F4 should be fine. However, if you use your camera to take creative photos for a photography class, go for a lower f-stop rating, such as F2. A prime lens is generally a solid choice, as it can be customized for a variety of photo types and is generally the most versatile. However, if you're taking very specific types of photos, pick a lens type that will provide the right zoom for your needs. Wide-angled lenses allow you to better photograph interiors of buildings and other structures. Macro lenses work great for extreme closeups, such as nature shots of leaves and flowers. Telephoto lenses can be helpful for long distance shots.
Summary: Pick a focal length designed for the type of pictures you take. Check if you need image stabilization. Use the f-stop rating to select your aperture. Check how the lens type affects zoom capabilities.