Spending time with friends in person can be a great way to improve your mood if you are feeling disconnected from others. Go to an early or late lunch, coffee, a movie, or dinner. If going out isn't in your budget, go for a walk together or visit your local park and sit on the swings and talk. You may be in a bad mood because you feel isolated. Spending time by yourself and only communicating with others through screens can make you feel as though you are alone. Talking on the phone and having a 2-way conversation (particularly with a funny friend!) can improve your mood quickly. If you can't get together with someone in person, try video chatting with someone who makes you happy. The video can make you feel as though you are really spending time with someone, and you can have a more engaged conversation than text chat offers. Try to find a pick-up basketball game or see if your company has a softball team. Playing a team sport can help improve your mood because it gives you an opportunity to socialize with other people while getting exercise. Scheduling regular face-to-face time with friends can help you avoid bad moods to begin with. Try building meaningful, recurring social time into your weekly schedule.

Summary: Grab some quick social time with a friend. Call a friend on the phone. Video chat with friends or family. Play a team sport. Make regular social plans.

The bowl will not drain properly if you attempt to drain it before draining the tank. When draining a toilet, always start with the tank. No matter how careful you are, the process can be a little messy. It's a good idea to lay down a tarp or some old towels near the base of the toilet. This will soak up any water that spills out during the process. Take a bucket that holds around 5 gallons (19L). Fill it with 2 gallons (7.6L) to 3 gallons (11L) of water from your tub or sink. It may seem counterproductive, but pouring the water into the bowl actually causes the toilet bowl to drain. Lift the lid of the toilet and slowly pour the water into the bowl, lifting the bucket as you pour. This will draw the water out of the bowl. If pouring slowly doesn't do the trick, quickly dump the remaining water in the bucket into the bowl, as sudden action can help the water drain. While pouring water into the bowl should draw out most of the water, there will still be some water pooled at the bottom of the bowl. Grab a wad of paper towels or a sponge. Press this on the bottom of the bowl to soak up any remaining water.

Summary: Drain the tank first. Account for some mess. Fill a large bucket with about 3 gallons (11L) of water. Pour the water into the bowl. Sponge out any remaining water.

Look into joining a professional association for travel and tourism, which could include any organization dedicated to stimulating and improving the industry. This can be a way to network and gain contacts that may benefit you in your tourism career. Becoming a member of this kind of association will grant you access to events, conferences, and lectures relevant to the industry. Visit the U.S. travel association's website for an example of a professional tourism association: https://www.ustravel.org/membership/member-benefits Multilingualism may be a tremendous asset to you in the tourism industry. Even a basic understanding of a second or third language will allow you to break the ice and communicate with visitors, fellow travellers, or other contemporaries you may interact with at work. As an added bonus, knowing another language can earn you between 8-20% more in your job. Sign up for a language class, or simply study language books or websites to teach yourself a new language. Invest in your career growth by aiming for a promotion at your tourism-related job. Act professionally at all times, talk yourself up, and ask for more responsibility at work. Be positive and helpful, and show initiative whenever possible (e.g. coming up with a creative solution for a problem instead of asking for assistance). Establish a friendly relationship with your boss and express your interest in moving up in the company, emphasizing your skills, progress in your position, and recent career accomplishments.

Summary: Join a professional association for people in the industry. Learn another language. Aim for a promotion.

Pole beans should be planted so that there is one seed per hole, and each seed is at least 3 inches (7.6cm) away from the next. Bush beans should be planted so that there is one seed per hole, and each seed is at least 2 inches (5.1cm) away from the next. The hole should be 1-inch deep. Remember that bush beans need more space in between plants than pole bean as pole beans grow vertically. Carefully put one seed in each hole you've dug; it may be tempting to put multiple seeds at once, but this will cause the seedlings to compete for space and nutrients as they grow, and possibly result in the death of the plant. Cover up each seed with 12 inches (2.55.1cm) of your garden soil. Immediately after planting, give your seeds plenty of water to aid in their germination. After planting, you should continue to water the seeds once every 2-3 days, so that the soil is always moist. Avoid over watering though, as too much water (leaving puddles or pools on the topsoil) will cause the seeds to rot. Mulch is an incredibly helpful tool for new gardeners. Made from trees, leaves, or straw, mulch is a layer of shredded plant limbs you place over the topsoil in your garden. This blocks out weeds and traps in moisture, two good things for new plants. Spread a layer of mulch 1-inch thick over your garden soil after your seeds have grown several inches tall. Fertilizer adds nutrients to garden soil, helping increase the growth of your beans and the overall harvest. Fertilizers are made of a combination of three primary ingredients: nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. Beans naturally produce a lot of nitrogen, meaning that you should look for a fertilizer that has low nitrogen content (such as a 5-20-20 mixture). Ask your local nursery worker with help on choosing a fertilizer for your beans, if you have questions. Do not add nitrogen fertilizer to the soil if you added a nitrogen-fixing bacteria. The bacteria will help the plants make their own.
Summary: Dig a hole. Place the seeds. Water your seeds regularly. Put down a layer of mulch after the seeds sprout. Fertilize your garden every four weeks.