These are available at most hardware store. There are several different kinds. You'll want a larger one designed for heavy outdoor electrical cords. Do this carefully to make sure you don't break any lights. The good thing about this method is that you can put multiple strands of lights into the same place. Just plug the new set of lights into the end of the old one and keep winding as long as you have room on the holder. You can place the power cord holder on a shelf, in a box, or hang it up if it has a hook.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a power cord holder. Insert the lights into the cord holder and wind them up. Plug in more lights if you have them. Store the lights until next year.

Q: Take walks. Go swimming. Work in the garden. Every little bit helps you stay active and healthy. Grab a buddy when you want to exercise. Having someone exercise with you will make you more likely to keep to an exercise routine. Aim for half an hour of activity every day. Check your local community for classes. Many cities offer exercise programs specifically for seniors at free or reduced costs. That is, instead of being on the computer, go bowling with friends. Instead of watching television, try playing a game that makes you get up and move. Fiber is essential for keeping your digestive system happy. However, it also may keep your cholesterol down, an important consideration the older you get. In addition, it can decrease your risk of developing certain types of illnesses, such as cancer and diabetes. If you're over 50, you need 21 grams (0.74oz) of fiber daily as a woman and 30 as a man. Whole grains, vegetables, and fruits are all a great source of fiber. Incorporate plenty of fruits and vegetables into your diet. Trade red meats for fish. Skip sugary sodas and desserts. The better the fuel you put in your body, the happier it will be. This recommendation is important for people of any age, but it's especially important for seniors. Smoking increases your chances of heart disease and cancer, so consider taking the plunge into non-smoking as you enter retirement. When you're older, you need to visit your doctor more often to check up on your health. You should be going at least once a year but preferably more often. Make sure you are brushing and flossing twice day. Moisturize your dry skin. Make sure you're wearing sunscreen when you go out. These little preventative measures will help keep you happy and healthy as you age.
A: Exercise regularly. Trade inactive time for active time. Eat more fiber. Eat a balanced diet. Quit smoking. Visit your doctor. Stay on top of personal hygiene.

Article: Enter your car's information onto a website, such as Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds, to get an instant appraisal. Or, scour the local classified ads to see if there are other people selling cars similar to yours. Find a price point you're comfortable with, keeping in mind that the buyer might try to negotiate with you and you'll probably end up getting less than your asking price. Private party sellers generally see the best results with a price that is rounded, such as $11,000. After you receive the online estimates, price your car between 97-102 percent of those figures. Give potential buyers more information regarding your openness to negotiations by stating "firm" or "best offer" in your ad. Provide as many details regarding your car's condition, model, mileage, and extras as you can. The more details that you provide the fewer random buyer questions you will need to answer. Do your best to avoid cheesy phrases, such as "like new," as they are just narrative dead weight. Read through your ad's text a few times to check that it sounds approachable and interesting. For example, if your car has a clean accident history, then point this out and state that a vehicle history report is available upon request. To draw in thrifty buyers, state if your car has exceptional gas mileage or other cost-saving features. Also, include a brief mention of any warranties that still cover the car. To establish trust with a potential buyer, briefly mention any mechanical issues that might need to be addressed. You could even list your car's Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), so that interested parties can do some research on their own. Don't take this too far and list everything that is wrong with your car. Just pick out one or two potential concerns to point out in your ad. It's easier for a buyer to envision themselves in a car when they can actually see it. If you are posting online, add photos up until you reach the limit. If you are creating a flyer, choose one or two shots that show off your car's best features. Include photos of both the interior and exterior, if possible. Get a bit creative and add in shots from a variety of angles. You can even include a video ad if the website will support it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Price it correctly. Write a specific ad. Be honest about any flaws or damage. Provide a minimum of ten photos.