Problem: Article: A small salt or pepper shaker is the ideal kind of container to store your dry shampoo, but you could even use a cheese shaker.
Summary: Obtain a small container with a perforated lid.

Problem: Article: In the heat of the moment, you might feel like the nagging is impossible to deal with. And it certainly can be frustrating and hurtful. However, try not to let it upset you too much. Anger and hurt can have negative effects on your mental and physical health. You're already dealing with a lot of stress because of the nagging. Try not to let it harm you further. Stress can cause headaches, increased heart rate, and hyperventilating. Take five deep breaths, slowly breathing in and out. This will help calm you. After you leave the situation, try listening to soothing music or taking a hot shower. Nagging can sometimes feel unbearable. If your wife simply will not stop being negative towards you, you should feel free to walk away. No one has the right to try to make you feel bad about yourself. Make it clear that you are finished with this interaction. You can say, "I am going to take a walk to calm down. Your words are hurtful." When you are dealing with constant nagging, it is important that you recognize how you are feeling. Repressing your emotions will likely only make you feel worse. Instead, work on being open about how you are feeling. Some common emotions are: Anger Frustration Worry Self-doubt Working to protect your emotional health is important. When the nagging is causing you a lot of stress, remember to take some time for self-care. Self-care is the act of treating yourself kindly and allowing yourself to take a break. Spend some time outside. Take a hike or catch a baseball game. Treat yourself to your favorite food. Take time to go catch a movie you've been wanting to see. It's not healthy to keep your emotions bottled up. That can lead to even more frustration and anger. Instead, give yourself permission to voice your feelings. This can help give you some relief. Get together with a trusted friend and tell them that you need to talk. Try writing in a journal. It can be cathartic to write down how you're feeling.
Summary: Try to calm down. Walk away. Acknowledge your emotions. Practice self-care. Vent your frustrations.

Problem: Article: Winning at Words with Friends is not only about scoring points for yourself, but also playing defense and preventing your opponent from scoring. When you play your letters, try to position the tiles so that your opponent doesn't have access to the lucrative colored tiles on the board. To do this, avoid playing words next to double- or triple-word tiles. Although this may mean you have to play a word for a lower score somewhere else, it also keeps your opponent from being able to play these high-value tiles. Playing 2-letter words, especially with valuable letters, enables you to essentially rack up points by only playing in 2- or 4-tile squares. This is not only more efficient for you, but also makes it harder for your opponent to play off of your words. Some examples of 2-letter words you might be able to play include "XI," "EX," and "PI." You earn extra points by placing your letters strategically on the colored tiles of the board. These tiles will earn you double or triple points, either for the letter that is played on that tile, or for the entire word that you played. Double- and triple-word squares are usually the most valuable colored tiles on the board. If you have a high-value letter tile, like "X" or "Z," playing this tile on a double- or triple-letter tile is also a good way to rack up extra points. This is called a "Bingo" and it allows you get all the points in your 7 letters, plus a 35-point bonus. Memorize some common 7-letter words or simply play a lot of Words with Friends until you get better at spotting Bingo opportunities. For example, if you have the letters to spell "POWER" and the word "AROSE" is already on the board, don't play your letters vertically to use the "R" in "AROSE." Instead, play your letters along the top of "AROSE," so that you also spell "PA," "OR," "WO," "ES," and "RE." When you play words along other words, you tend to get a lot more points. Note, however, that this only works if you're able to spell legal 2-letter words with the letters that you play.
Summary: Place your letters in ways that limit your opponent's ability to score. Memorize different 2-letter words you can play across other words. Look for opportunities to play your letters on the colored squares. Try to play all 7 of your letters at once whenever possible. Play your letters along words that are on the board to get more points.

Problem: Article: If you don't have a recent version of Microsoft Office installed on your computer, Microsoft recommends using the free Word Online app or Word Mobile to open and edit documents. If you don't already have a Microsoft account, you can create one at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/account by clicking Create a Microsoft account. If you have an email address that ends with @outlook.com, @live.com, or @hotmail.com, you can use your login information for that address to sign in. It's the blue sheet of paper with a "W" on its left edge. You'll see it in the row of icons near the top of the page. It's under "More templates" in the top-right area of the page. This uploads the .DOCX file and displays it in the free version of Microsoft Word. In addition to viewing the document, you can also use Office Online to edit it. To save the edited version to your computer when you're finished, click the File menu at the top-left corner of the page, click Save As, and then select Download a Copy.
Summary:
Go to https://www.office.com in a web browser. Log in with your Microsoft account. Click the Word icon. Click Upload and open. Select the .DOCX file and click Open.