The Disney World Resort includes four different parks, as well as two water parks. With all of these different choices, you'll need to be sure of exactly what you're buying when you purchase your tickets. The following explanations may be of help: The Magic Your Way Base Ticket: This is the standard, cheapest option. This ticket type allows you entry into one of the four theme parks per day (water parks not included). With this ticket, you can leave the park and return on the same day, but you must go back to the same park. The Park Hopper: This option adds a premium to the cost of your ticket, but allows you to go back and forth between the different theme parks each day. The Water Park Fun & More: This option gives you access to the Disney water parks, as well as other entertainment such as Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, and miniature golf courses. The number of entries to these parks that you can make depends on the length of your ticket. For example, a 1-day ticket gives you two entries, while a 5-day ticket gives you five. The No Expiration: This option means that your tickets do not expire, so if you have extra days on your ticket that you do not use, you can come back at some point in the future and use them. Normally, these tickets expire 14 days after they are first used. If you're seeking the cheapest option, you definitely want to choose the Base Ticket. If you do this, you will only be able to enter one of the parks each day, so it is important to plan in advance so that you can see everything you want to see during your trip. Spend some time researching the different parks and plan your trip based on the preferences of the different members of your group. Note that you can upgrade your tickets at any time during your stay, but you will be charged extra. The per day cost of your ticket decreases sharply the longer you stay. The greatest savings occurs with the 4-day ticket, which costs only $14 more than the 3-day ticket. Buying the 4-day ticket is a great way to get a whole extra day out of your trip without adding much in park admission costs. Some websites offer tickets at a slightly discounted rate from the Disney website. If you buy tickets on a site other than the Disney site, make sure that they are the correct tickets that you mean to buy, and that they are indeed cheaper than the ones available through Disney. However, do not purchase pre-bought tickets off of websites such as Craigslist.com, as these won't work when you try to enter the park; the information on the ticket must match your personal ID info. You can receive a discount on your ticket if you are a Florida resident. There are several special programs that allow you to volunteer for a day at a local community center, in exchange for a free basic ticket into the park. Do a bit of research to see if you qualify.

Summary: Understand the different options for Disney park tickets. Plan your activities. Stay longer to reduce the cost per day. Look for discounted tickets online.

Use warm water and work your hair into a healthy lather. Washing it every few days will remove all the dirt off, leaving it soft and manageable. Comb your hair gently before you rinse out the shampoo. Do not use a brush while your hair is wet, but use one after you've rinsed the shampoo away. Rinse the shampoo off once you have combed your hair. Avoid washing your hair with scalding hot water. Scalding water steals away the natural moisturizing oils from the hair. Use warm to cold water instead. You can find one at most hardware stores and home-and-garden stores. It will filter out the chlorine and various minerals from the water, resulting in healthier hair and skin.

Summary: Shampoo hair. Purchase a filter for your shower head.

These can be very reassuring, and helpful for a person who has already fallen or is afraid of falling in the bathtub. They should be readily available at a pharmacy or bath supply store. These are especially useful if there has already been a fall, or if there is apprehension about falling because of frailty or fatigue. Pharmacies or bath supply stores are again the best places to shop for these. Many bathtubs may already have this sandpaper-textured tape affixed to the bottom of the tub, but it could help to add more in the middle area where most of the standing is done when showering. Non-slip mats (for drying off) are available for the floor just outside the tub as well. This will give the person more control while washing. It is also much safer, since it prevents falls by 1) eliminating the need to maneuver under the shower head to wash hard-to-reach areas, and 2) allowing them to sit in a shower chair while washing. Test the water temperature by hand. Let both the hot and cold water run for a few minutes each to check for major temperature fluctuations. If the temperature changes from hot to cold frequently, contact the landlord or hire a plumber to resolve the problem. If the person lives in an apartment, it's best to do the test in the early morning when other residents will be showering, and fluctuations would be most common. Check the water heater's temperature gauge, and make sure it is set to 120 degrees. This should help prevent scalding temperatures.

Summary: Install grab bars as needed. Install a tub bench / shower chair if the person can't sit down in the tub. Add a non-slip mat or apply anti-slip tape to the base of the tub. Install a handheld shower head. Ensure the proper functioning of the water system.

Make it your mission to discover what sets her apart from the rest and understand her motivations. You can accomplish this by talking to her, and you should, but also pay attention to unspoken cues like body language and the way she interacts with others. She may hold on to a tough or uninviting persona due to the way she's been treated by others in the past. Approach her with no judgment, and don't make her feel cornered when getting to know her. Everyone is different. Be careful making assumptions about her character or trying to analyze her based on the way she looks or the things other people say about her. Even if you're not that keen on the books she reads or her favorite place to eat, make an effort to know what they are. Get involved in the things that are important to her. If you like her, you should be accepting of her interests, as they're part of what makes her who she is. Listen actively when she talks about her interests, and be enthusiastic when talking about yours. Ask her for recommendations for new things to try, watch, read and listen to. Go where you know she might be. Don't be creepy about it, but listen for cues about things she likes and look into them for yourself. If you know she's into roller derby, go watch a match. If you happen to run into her, tell her you were intrigued by what the two of you talked about and wanted to learn more. Talk to her friends to find out more about her, and let them see the kind of person you are. A person's friends can say a lot about them, and they're also the people that she's closest to. Winning the favor of her friends can go a long way toward getting her to like you. You may also make new friends of your own this way. If you like her and she likes them, there is probably be something about them you would like as well. Friends are not instruments for getting her in your corner. They can provide insight into what she's like and provide a buffer for hangouts, but you should never manipulate her friends just to make yourself look better. Take every opportunity you can to spend time with her. If you're going out or know of an upcoming event, invite her along. Doing things together allows you have shared experiences, which will bring you closer. It's usually flattering to girls just to know that you want them around. She'll appreciate the effort. Now you can both start to enjoy your common interests together. Rather than just following her recommendations, ask if she'd mind having you along to a show or event, or invite her to take part in something you can do together. If you have mutual friends, organize a group outing. A casual setting and the comfort of having your friends around is the best environment for cultivating a new friendship.
Summary: Find out what makes her tick. Show an interest in her interests. Get to know her friends. Do things with her.