Write an article based on this "Cope Explain what happened. Comfort your grieving family members. Remember your pet."
article: with the grief. The death of puppies can be a difficult event to manage emotionally. You may experience sadness, anger, or even denial that the puppies passed away. Acknowledging these emotions and expressing them, as opposed to suppressing them and acting as if they are not there, will help you address and eventually deal with your sadness. In order to address your grief, you might consider joining a pet-loss support group. You might also write about your loss in a journal or visit a mental health professional to deal with your grief. If you have children, it is important that your talk with them about the death of the puppy or puppies. Explain to them that this is a normal and natural occurrence and that many young animals do not survive infancy. Because your children will likely have been very excited about the arrival of puppies, you should prepare yourself for them to be very sad and disappointed. To avoid your child feeling betrayed, tell them about the death of the puppies right away. Once you get the necropsy report back from the vet, you may want to let your child know what caused the puppies' death. Say something like "I know that it's sad, but this is a natural part of life." You might break the news to your children by saying something like "I have some bad news about the puppies" or "There's something I need to tell you about the puppies." Listen to your child's questions about the loss of the puppies and be sure to give them answers that are appropriate and do not traumatize them. Let them know that it is okay to be sad and that disappointment is a normal feeling in this situation. Finally, be on the lookout for signs that your child is struggling with the grief. Talk to your child if they have difficulty sleeping, seem constantly sad, or have a hard time in school. Seeing a dead animal for the first time, especially if they are the puppies of your family's pet dog, may be traumatic for your children. Try to comfort them by saying things like "At least the puppies didn't experience any pain" or "This is nobody's fault. These things happen sometimes." Give yourself and your family the opportunity to express their grief and remember your pets through a ceremony or tribute. You can hold a burial ceremony in your backyard or plant a special tree or flower to remember the puppies. You can ask your child to help you in the planning of the ceremony or talk about ways that they would like to pay tribute to the animals.

Write an article based on this "Listen to traffic reports before you begin your journey. Put your GPS to work. Use traffic apps. Don't fear the HOV lane. Learn several ways to reach your destination."
article: Local television news programs often give morning and afternoon traffic reports to help commuters. Some locations also have dedicated traffic radio. Tune into these before you get in the car. If it sounds like traffic is backed up on your normal route, take one of your alternatives. Many GPS systems have built-in traffic flow monitoring. These can alert you when a route is affected by a traffic jam. Some can even automatically change your route to a clearer one. Check the instructions for your model to see what capabilities it has, and how to set up the traffic monitoring features. The navigation tools built into most smartphones have the ability to detect traffic problems, much like dedicated GPS devices. There are also apps like Waze that you can install and use to help avoid traffic jams. Traffic apps may have special features like real time camera feeds to view traffic conditions, or social features to help you connect with other drivers and learn about various routes. If you just your phone to help avoid traffic jams, be sure not to check it while you are actually driving. Cities that have freeways often devote one of the lanes to High Occupancy Vehicles (HOVs), or ones that have at least two people riding in them (including the driver). These almost always have fewer cars, which means less congestion. Give the HOV lane a chance and see if it helps you avoid jams. Most destinations in busy locations can be reached by several ways. Before you go, look up several routes, including the fastest, the shortest, and alternatives that may take you down side-streets. You can take one of the alternatives if you expect a traffic jam, saving you time and stress. Use maps or apps to research possible routes. You can also ask other people which routes they take to avoid traffic congestion.

Write an article based on this "Take advantage of natural lighting. Avoid using heavy curtains or shades. Trim any hedges or branches right outside of your bedroom that may be blocking sunlight. Invest in extra lighting."
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If your room has a window in it, there are certain things you can do to enhance the light coming in. One trick is to hang a mirror on the wall opposite the window; the reflection will double the amount of light coming in. You can also add small decorative mirrors in whatever shapes and patterns you choose. These add some decorative flair and bounce light around the room, acting like windows to make the room seem more open and bright. Roman curtains block out some light even when they are open. Try using a sheer curtain instead. If your room doesn't have windows, or if natural lighting isn't enough, then add extra light where you can. Try installing track lights, a chandelier, or extra lamps to brighten up the room.