Problem: How to plan an orlando vacation
Start planning 4-6 months before your trip.
Give yourself an ample amount of time to research where you want to stay, what you want to do, and coordinate schedules if you're planning a family vacation. This also gives you enough time to save extra spending money to bring along. OPTIONS:
- Also, see how to anticipate a storm in orlando, and plan your trip with time to spare. If you're planning to only go places with tornadoes, look into places from the usa and canada which don't have tornadoes.
- Overnight flights are especially popular during the fall when most of the locals are busy with other activities that aren't really included in your plans. Figure out how many amenities you want to have during the trip.
- If you're planning to visit around any holidays, give yourself a few extra months to plan and book your hotel. Holidays are peak tourist times in many of the attractions in orlando.
- It's a good idea to set up a phone meeting with your family before booking. Inform them of your location and present them with a list of possible hotels and attractions.

Answer: If you're planning to visit around any holidays, give yourself a few extra months to plan and book your hotel. Holidays are peak tourist times in many of the attractions in orlando.

Problem: How to catch bluefin tuna
Hook live bait, like whiting or herring, through the nose.
Place your bait at various depths to create an attractive setup, setting out the shallowest lines first and the deepest lines last so that the lines don't become tangled.
Cut whiting or herring in 3 to 4 pieces to create a chum slick. OPTIONS:
- Find the thickest line you can find, and it will form three. Cut one edge half while grabbing the other edge with your other hand.
- Use your current assortment of bluefin tuna for serving as bait. Categorize bluefin tuna to name a type you want.
- If you're using a live bait, cut some of the fish's body shapes off the fish's flesh in 1 bite. This keeps the chum slick alive and makes it easier to catch other fish.
- Toss the pieces off of the transom until you have a visible chum click. Toss in new pieces every minute or so to keep the chum slick constant.

Answer: Toss the pieces off of the transom until you have a visible chum click. Toss in new pieces every minute or so to keep the chum slick constant.

Problem: How to make a stackable cloth baby toy
Choose a fabric that matches or complements the baby room style.
If the child's mother has her baby's room decked out in animal print or loves pink, pay homage to her design choice by picking fabrics that matches her taste.
Make sure you have enough fabric to create a 3 " , 5 " and 7 " square (front and back). OPTIONS:
- If the baby's room feels too small, make it larger or more rectangular. You may already have fabric that matches the material or have several different fabrics in order to create different textures.
- Do not use puffy fabrics, as this will weigh down the cloth and will make the picture look more decorative. Also, avoid fabric that billows and makes the room smell strongly.
- Bigger squares are better because they may be easier to get into, and smaller squares don't fit well into. Collect a good cloth to use as a flap.
- Purchase thread that will compliment the fabric style. Also, if you are hand sewing the toy, don't forget to pick up sewing needles.
Answer: Purchase thread that will compliment the fabric style. Also, if you are hand sewing the toy, don't forget to pick up sewing needles.