Article: The funnier the things are that you surround yourself with, the funnier you'll be in real life. When you get home from work or school each day, watch a few episodes of a funny movie or TV show. Pick something that's sure to get you laughing. For instance, you might watch reruns of The Office or the movie Bridesmaids. Watch other comedians on YouTube to learn new ways to be funny and enjoy humor. It's also a good idea to start your own YouTube channel to get feedback on your own funny stories and jokes. Focus in on the positive aspects in your life and more on the negative. This will help improve your overall mood and make it easier for you to laugh throughout your day. Each day, think about one thing that you are grateful for and meditate on that. You can also keep in list in your phone, as well. Do you have a coworker who you think is hilarious? Or maybe an aunt who keeps everyone laughing? Hang out with them sometimes! Ask your coworker out for a drink or go over to you aunt's house to chat. You don't need to skydive to have more fun, though you can if you want, but do plan at least one fun thing per day. You might choose to go see a new movie that's just come out or play with your kids for an hour. Whatever you choose, sit back, relax and enjoy it. Lots of experiences and interactions with other people will give you extra material for your own comedy. Not only will this help you remember funny stories to tell later, it will also train you to look for comedic moments in your own life. Over time, this will help you have a better sense of humor. Every time you notice and write down something humorous, you'll be getting more practice! Collect funny stories about your own life or moments from others' lives that you find amusing. Write down funny things you find, such as quotes, messages on signs, or silly coincidences. You can't really enjoy life if your stress levels are high so cut some of that out! Maybe you've taken a second job to pay for the boat you just bought and you don't have any time for yourself. Sell it! No material thing is worth losing your peace over. Maybe you're stressed at work or school. Make a to-do list and prioritize everything. Do the most important tasks first. Take breaks to give yourself some relief. You can also talk to your boss or teachers if your workload is too much.
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Watch comedies. Use YouTube to learn from others and get feedback. Reflect on what you're grateful for. Spend more time with funny people. Do something fun everyday. Keep a journal to record funny events and things that amuse you. Reduce stress in your life.
Article: Kids make messes: we all know it. So if you want to keep your child's room looking nice, it's important for any room makeover to include lots of storage. A great way to do this is to add under-bed storage. Get some boxes that fit under the bed and can slide out easily to store toys and winter coats and blankets. Better yet, invest in a captain's bed and save even more space. Even if your child is too young to read now, you should have lots of books that you can read to them and room for books to go in the future. Bookshelves are also useful for storing other items, like stuffed animals, dolls, or personal items. Although one thing about this is what type of book it also depends on them so you need to be careful here! A toy organizer, which is usually a series of colorful tubs on a shelf, is a great way to help create more space on the floor for your child to play. As they get older, it can be moved from organizing toys to organizing school papers or even clothes. Put some laundry baskets in your child's room and encourage them to use the baskets. This will help keep clothes off the floor, giving them more space to play and lounge around.
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Use under-bed storage. Get book shelves. Get an organizer. Get laundry baskets if you haven't already invested in them.
Article: Try to find at least 30 minutes a day to practice and build on your skills. Work on memorizing where all of the notes are on the keyboard, and try playing more complex chords and scales. Search "free keyboard lessons" online or consider hiring a professional keyboard teacher to help you practice in person. Once you've gotten down the basics, you can start practicing actual songs on the keyboard. Search online for "free keyboard sheet music" if you're looking for a song to try out. Reading sheet music will be hard at first, but once you learn the musical notation you'll get faster. Some good songs for beginners you can try out are: "Ode to Joy" by Beethoven. "Waltz from Sleeping Beauty" by Tchaikovsky. "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin.
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Practice playing the keyboard every day. Practice reading sheet music.