This person will have access to your lawn, and in some cases, your house (if you need indoor plants watered). Make sure that you trust this person. If this person is watering indoor plants, remember to leave behind a spare key so that they will have access to your plants. Do not ask someone who lives far away, or for whom getting to your place would be a big deal or hassle. Try to keep the visits to a minimum. Someone might be willing to visit your place once or twice a week, but they might not be willing to visit it every single day, especially if your home is out of the way for them. Consider using some homemade watering systems as well. This way, your plants will rely on the homemade watering systems, and all your neighbor will have to do is refill the bottles when they get empty. This will be easier for your neighbor to keep track of. For example, you can keep all of the succulents in 1 area, and the ivies in another. To keep your house clean, consider storing the plants on a tray. Be detailed, but not complex, and do not make assumptions. Your friend or neighbor may not have the same gardening skills as you do. What might seem like basic information to you might not even cross your friend or neighbor's mind. An example of specific watering instructions would include: Give this plant cup (120 milliliters) of water every Saturday evening. An example of specific care instructions would include: Tip the excess water out of the basil dish daily. Watering your plants will reduce the amount of work or visits your plant sitter has to do. Checking your plants for pests or disease will ensure that they are healthy during your trip. If your plants succumb to pests or disease while you are away, your friend or neighbor might be at a loss of what to do. If your plants die while under their care, they may feel guilty! Even if you know that your friend or neighbor will say "no," it would still be polite to offer. This will reassure your friend or neighbor that you aren't just using them. They will also be more likely to help plant sit for you the next time you go on a trip. If they do accept your offer, remember to hold up to it!

Summary: Find a friend or neighbor who you trust. Be reasonable. Group potted plants together based on watering needs. Write down specific care and watering instructions. Water check your plants for pests and disease before you leave. Offer to return the favor.

You may find solace in venting your frustrations with someone, yet be aware that this can be a thin line. When you share intimate details about your life and your relationship with another person, you're allowing him or her to see your unmet needs, and in a way asking, "Can you meet this need for me in a way this person cannot?" Keep discussions about your relationship to a minimum, and don't discuss your relationship with someone you feel attraction toward. Be careful with whom you share information regarding your partner and your relationship. Be respectful of your partner even when you're venting, and also be respectful of the relationship you are in. If you notice yourself experiencing an emotional high when you talk to someone, or can't wait to talk to this person for the relief that follows your interactions, stop. This can lead to inappropriate relationships. Start to notice the high you feel after talking to someone, anticipating discussions, and saying things that you would not say to your partner. If you find yourself longing for this kind of friendship while in a relationship, ask yourself, "Is there something missing in my current relationship?" Once you start making excuses for yourself and your behavior, it's time to consider what boundaries you may be approaching or crossing. If you find yourself saying, "She's just a friend" and justifying things to yourself or your partner, this can be a red flag. After all, you shouldn't have to justify your friendships to yourself or anyone else. If you find yourself making excuses for your actions, creating half-truths to yourself or someone else, it's time to reconsider what's going on.

Summary: Be careful with whom you share information about your relationship. Stop yourself from spending extra time with someone. Keep from rationalizing your behavior.

These flowers can make eyebrows grow darker and fuller. You can grind a hibiscus flower with a pestle and mortar until it is a fine paste. Apply the hibiscus flower paste to your eyebrows. Leave it on for 25-30 minutes then wash it off with warm water. Repeat this daily until your eyebrows are dark enough. These flowers are likely safe but check with your doctor if you are pregnant, breast feeding, have diabetes, low blood pressure, or are planning on having surgery. There is Vitamin A in olive oil that helps hair grow and Vitamin E that nourishes hair strands. Rub olive oil onto your eyebrows before you go to bed then rinse it off in the morning. Use the oil every night. You can also add rosemary or lavender essential oils to olive oil to increase hair growth. Be careful if you have sensitive skin because oil can cause breakouts. If you start breaking out, stop using the olive oil. There are enzymes in aloe vera that can moisturize your eyebrows and make them thicker and darker. Put aloe vera juices or extracts onto eyebrows for 30 minutes then wash it off. Do this daily. Iron and Vitamin E in coconut oil help your eyebrows grow. Coconut oil also helps reduce protein loss which makes your eyebrows stronger. Massage coconut oil into your brows and leave it in overnight. Wash it off in the morning with warm water. Try to do this every night. This will not darken the actual color of your brows, but it can help them appear thicker, which may make them look fuller and slightly darker.

Summary: Crush hibiscus flowers. Use olive oil overnight. Moisten your eyebrows in aloe vera. Use coconut oil.

If you aren't running any programs and your hard drive light is constantly turning on and off, or you can hear the hard drive working, you may have a virus that is working in the background. If you start noticing that your computer takes significantly more time than usual to start, a virus may be slowing down the startup process. If you can't log in to Windows, even with the correct log in information, a virus has most likely taken over the log in process. If you don't have any programs running and your modem transfer lights are constantly blinking, you may have a virus that is transmitting data over the network.
Summary: Check your hard drive activity. Time how long it takes your computer to boot up. Look at your modem lights.