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According to the laws and culture in most countries, it is (fortunately or unfortunately) important to keep your beautiful body to yourself. Unless you have a very well protected back yard, stay indoors and avoid being seen by anyone at all. You don't want any unexpected company bursting in during this sensitive experiment. For more information on how to avoid being seen, check out How to Not Be Seen Naked.

summary: Stay indoors. Close all your blinds and curtains. Stay away from windows that cannot be blocked. Lock your doors.

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Hopefully, you'll catch your boss in a good mood, but there's no guarantee. Think about giving notice on Friday. This leaves the weekend for your boss to cool down and adjust to the news. If you have a formal relationship with your boss, you might need to schedule a meeting with his secretary. Tell the secretary you need to schedule a short meeting and that it's important. Also give notice when you are coming to the end of large projects. You need to leave your job gracefully, which means wrapping up loose ends on any unfinished work. You're probably nervous about quitting your job. Accordingly, you should prepare ahead of time what you will tell your boss. You should follow these rules: Don't go negative. Now is not the time to unload on your boss, even if you hated your job. The past is in the past, and you need to adopt a positive attitude. Keep it simple. You don't need to go into a long, detailed story about why you are leaving. You've decided to make the switchthat's all your boss is entitled to know. Identify something you're grateful for. If possible, you should thank your boss for giving you the job. Mention one or two things you've learned. When the big day arrives, walk confidently to your boss' door and knock. Say, "Greg, can we talk for a minute?" Smile and shut the door behind you for privacy. As soon as you sit down, begin with some small talk about the upcoming weekend or any big event. Hopefully, you haven't told anyone else at work that you have accepted a new job. If you have, then your boss might already know. Also, your new employer might have called for a reference. If your boss says, "You're leaving, right?" just roll with it. Smile and nod your head. Screw up your courage and tell your boss that you're leaving. Use simple language so that you are easily understood. Avoid being overly apologetic. For example, you can say, "I want to let you know that I've accepted a job at XYZ Marketing. It begins in two weeks." Give your boss a second to respond, if they have anything to say. If you were a good employee, you should expect your boss to try and keep you. They might make a counteroffer for more money or more time off. You should politely decline and explain that you've made up your mind. For example, you can say, "Thanks for the offer, but I've already made up my mind. It's not really the money, but the opportunity to advance. They said they'd consider me for a promotion after three months and I'm excited to get started." Your boss is a future reference, as well as a potential business associate in the future. In fact, you don't know where your paths will cross again. Accordingly, you want to leave on the best terms possible. To that end, thank your boss for the help they have given you. For example, you can say, "I'd never have gotten this job if you hadn't hired me right out of college. I really appreciate it. What I've learned here will be the foundation of my success." Before leaving, you want to clarify how the rest of the office will be told. If it's a big company, your boss might want to send an email. If you work in a small office, your boss might want to tell everyone at a team meeting. Ideally, you will tell people who are important to you in person. Ask your boss to hold off on the email until you've had a chance to speak to them. Every company is different. You might need to write a letter to Human Resources to make your resignation official. Ask your boss if you need to write a letter and who you should address it to.

summary: Pick the right time. Prepare what you want to say. Start with small talk. Break the news. Rebuff any counteroffer. Thank your boss. Check how you should tell others. Ask if you need to tell Human Resources.

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Tie down or put items inside that are likely to fly away in high winds. This can include a variety of items, including garbage cans, lawn furniture, and other lightweight items that are typically outdoors. However, if you only have a small amount of time before the storm starts, focus only on important items that you would be sad to lose. It is especially important to put items away because they could become projectiles if the wind gets really strong. If you know there will potentially be a lot of wind, such as in a hurricane, it's important to prevent shutters from blowing off and windows from being broken. You can prepare your shutter by tightening loose bolts or screwing them shut. Windows can be covered by plywood that is at least 58 inch (1.6cm) thick. Windows are typically covered if there is a hurricane warning, not for a less severe storm. If the weather gets severe enough, the wind could blow a limb or the tree down on your car. Instead, pick a spot where your car will not be hit by falling debris. If you have a garage, it's a good idea to put your car in it before the storm hits. Storms with strong winds often knock out power for long periods of time. Before the storm hits, make sure you have plenty of flashlights, candles, and lanterns. Also take the time to charge up your devices, such as your cell phone, as you may not be able to charge them again for several days. If you have a generator, make sure it is in good working order before the storm hits. Severe storms are often accompanied by strong lightning and dangerous winds. If you are outdoors, seek shelter immediately. Stay away from trees and out of water. If you are in your home, stay there. If you are not at home, try to find an open business (hotel, fast food restaurant, etc.) to stay in until the storm passes. Don't try to travel a long distance to get to your home when a storm is about to hit. Make sure that the food you have for emergencies is not expired. Also make sure batteries in flashlights work and that everything you have stored for an emergency is in general working order. If your emergency supplies are not located in an area that you can reach during a storm, move them before the storm hits.
summary: Secure items that are likely to blow away. Cover windows and batten down your shutters. Don't park under or near a big tree. Prepare for a power outage. Plan to stay indoors. Check your emergency kit and food and water supply.