Walking the dog: Another car is parked and the cat comes to a halt again before perusing the rest of the sidewalk and walking over the puddles. Finally
Health: How to make your home smell like spring. Leave your windows open. If it's spring already, the easiest way to capture the smell is to simply leave your windows opened. This works especially well if you have a backyard with a lot of trees. Try leaving windows open during the day to let fresh spring air waft inside. This may not work as well if you live in a more urban area.

Food and Entertaining: How to draw from your imagination. Think of an interesting subject that would look quite realistic. Perhaps you would like to draw an animal. If you are not sure which animal to choose, you could look up animals in an encyclopedia, to get some ideas. Or maybe you would like to draw a fantasy character. Again, if you are at a loss for what to draw, read some fairy tales, as these are rich in suggestions.

Food and Entertaining: How to buy a siberian husky puppy. Learn about the breed. Before you make the decision to purchase a siberian husky puppy you should make sure the breed is right for you. Siberian huskies are fun but changeling dogs. You should make sure your lifestyle matches up with the needs of a husky. Siberians love people and tend to make loyal family dogs.

Youth: How to tell the difference between nerds and geeks. Understand the origins of the geek. In order to fully appreciate the modern geek, one must find the roots of geekdom. Back in the early 1900s, when traveling carnivals were popular, there was a performer called the " geek. " his job was to perform bizarre and disgusting acts for the amusement of the locals. Notably, this included biting the heads off live chickens.

Playing drums: A young boy jokes around sitting at a drum set. A boy plays a drum set at home. The parents watch the boy play the drums.

Breakdancing: Two men alternatively dance on the street while pedestrian and road traffic pass by. Two women stop to watch the dancers. A man and a woman stop to watch the dancers.

Kayaking: The video is first person view of someone paddling an orange canoe in a large body of water. People stand on a nearby pier and watch the person.

Sports and Fitness: How to get better at disc golf. Determine how good/bad you are. A good resource for this would be the pdga (professional disc golf association) website. Look under membership/classification. The key here is to look and see where you may rate. A recreational player will make 30%-50% of 20 feet (6.1 m) putts, and drive 150 to 300 feet (45.7 to 91.4 m).

Fixing bicycle: A bike with a deflated tire goes through the dirt. A man gets off the bike to look at it. He removes the tire from the bike.

Raking leaves: People are raking leaves in a front yard. Two girls are lifting the leaves up and putting them into a garbage can.

Walking the dog: Another car is parked and the cat comes to a halt again before perusing the rest of the sidewalk and walking over the puddles. Finally