Problem: Article: There are about a bajillion ways to do so, and the dialogue you share with your spouse will likely dictate the specifics. That said, there are few things you can say that have particularly romantic potency. Tell your spouse you love them every day. Add to your "I love you," with something like, "I'm so glad we married one another." Stop whatever you're doing for a moment and make eye contact to ensure that the statement is genuinely given and fully received. Give your spouse a call, unexpectedly, just to tell them you love them. Even when you and your spouse are happy together and doing well, it's easy to end up talking more about what needs to be done, and less about how great you are together. Write a letter to lay out how much you appreciate your partnership together. Start with something about your spouse that made you fall in love with them. Remind them why you wanted to marry them. Include something specific, such as, "I knew I wanted to marry you when________." Articulate your appreciation. Include something along the lines of, "I deeply appreciate you and everything you do for us." When you're looking forward to seeing your spouse again after a day at work or a trip apart, be sure to show and articulate that excitement. Though you may want to avoid approaching them with the exuberance of the family pet, be sure to greet your spouse as soon as you're reunited with both verbal and physical affection. Keep it simple if you want, but be sure to greet your spouse after time apart. Not only do you want to convey your affection, but greeting a spouse when they return home sets the tone for a positive, loving evening together. You can do so subtly, by asking them about things you've done before that made them feel especially loved. Based on their response, plan a similarly romantic gesture soon! Alternatively, be explicit. Say something like, "Hey, is there anything I can do for you today?" Though seemingly simple, reminding your spouse that you're there for them, and that you want them to be happy, is deeply romantic.
Summary: Tell your spouse how happy you are that you're together. Send your spouse a love letter. Convey your excitement to see your spouse. Ask your spouse for tips.

Problem: Article: You don't have to know prime factorization to find the greatest common factor. Start by finding all the factors of the set you are comparing.
Summary: Find factors of the number. Compare the sets of factors until you find the biggest number that's in both sets.

Problem: Article: Most intruders are concerned about being noticed, so they may avoid areas where homeowners are on alert. Work with your neighbors to create a neighborhood watch program. Then, take turns patrolling your neighborhood. Additionally, post a sign at the entrance to your street warning would-be intruders that you have a neighborhood watch. If your neighborhood already has a neighborhood watch program, reach out to the organizer to find out how you can join. Don't assume that someone you don't know is a criminal. It's possible that they recently moved in, are an invited guest, or are just passing through. If you're worried, call the police and let them talk to the person. Sometimes an intruder will come to your door disguised as a salesperson, poll taker, delivery person, or utility worker. The best way to protect yourself from these individuals is to refuse to open the door. When they knock, pretend that you aren't home or tell them that you can't come to the door right now. It's easiest to just ignore the knocking. Monitor the situation until they leave the area so you know they're not prowling around your home. If you're expecting someone, ask the person to identify themself so you know it's the right person. Sometimes you're expecting someone, like a delivery person, but you might still be worried. In these moments, call out like you're talking to someone else in the house. This signals to a potential intruder that your house might be well-protected. You might say, "Honey! The pizza is here!" or "There's four people in this house, but I'm always the one who has to get the door!" Hearing a possible prowler can be super scary! If you suspect someone is outside, turn on as many lights in your house as you can. This shows them that someone is home and prepared for a confrontation. Additionally, it makes it harder for them to hide. The lights might also flood the area outside, making the intruder feel very visible. Don't take any chances with your safety. If someone might be breaking into your home, call the police immediately and then take steps to protect yourself. Even if you're wrong about the intruder, it's better to be safe than sorry. If you have an alarm, trigger it to alert the police and possibly scare off the intruder.
Summary:
Form a neighborhood watch program to spot potential prowlers. Don't answer the door if you don't know the person. Act like there are people in the house when you answer the door. Turn on all the lights if you think someone's trying to break in. Call the police if you see someone prowling around your home.