IN: What happens next?

A person puts a rubiks cube on a table. the person

OPTIONS:
- puts e cubes into a pile.
- then solves the puzzle as the clock in front of him ticks away.
- takes the cubes out of the pile and puts them on a puzzle.
- creates a rubiks cube.

OUT: then solves the puzzle as the clock in front of him ticks away.

IN: What happens next?

How to remain upbeat about menopause
Make a choice.
You essentially have two choices: you can face menopause angrily and in denial (but it's still going to happen), or you can accept it and make the most of the transition period to set yourself up for the remainder of your life.
When you feel negative emotions creeping up, or you find yourself overwhelmed by symptoms, stop and breath.

OPTIONS:
- Count to ten through your open mouth-this will force you to " drop your guard. " carry on with your day-to-day activities.
- Take a moment to breathe and remind yourself that you are positive. Ask yourself if you actually want to avoid menopause by living a happy, fulfilling life.
- Say to yourself, " i accept this change. " Remember that you're still a woman.
- Before you go into menopause, let yourself be. Time and space allow you to accept and embrace your experience without dwelling on the past.

OUT: Say to yourself, " i accept this change. " Remember that you're still a woman.

IN: What happens next?

How to care for basset hounds
Take your basset hound on daily walks.
Though they're laid back, basset hounds require plenty of daily exercise. A daily walk of 30 to 60 minutes will help keep your dog in shape.

OPTIONS:
- Try to set aside plenty of time each day to play fetch or toss your toy ball with your dog. Also, take your dogs on short trips to somewhere indoor where they can try to catch up with friends.
- A weekly walk will also help it cope with the elements outside. Indoor walks are less expensive and can include playtime.
- While they make great dogs for people who live in apartments or small homes, an enclosed yard will allow your dog to run around and follow its nose. Give your dog plenty of attention and positive reinforcement.
- Allow your dog to walk on a leash or long leash until you've taken them on longer walks. This will also provide the dog with a " screen box " leash in case they slip during walks.

OUT:
While they make great dogs for people who live in apartments or small homes, an enclosed yard will allow your dog to run around and follow its nose. Give your dog plenty of attention and positive reinforcement.