Pets and Animals: How to give your dog enough of your time. Set a routine. You will have more success spending time with your dog if you plan your activities into your day and week. Schedule times that you will feed, walk, and play with your dog.
Playing drums: A man is seen sitting behind a drum set playing on the drums. The camera pans all around his movements while he speaks to the camera. More shots are shown of him playing as well as singing and other people playing instruments around him.

Grooming dog: A small white dog is standing on a table. A woman begins shaving the dog.

Shoveling snow: He has to get all the snow off of the car, from the windows and everything. Once he is done getting the snow off the car he moves the car away. He then starts to shovel the snow off the side walk and path way, once he is done he gets a cigarette and enjoys a puff outside.

Fixing the roof: There's a man demonstrating how to use a hand setting tool. He is hammering nails into a wooden bar. He uses the tool to properly align the nails before hammering it in.

Drinking coffee: A man removes a cup from a coffee machine. He takes a drink, and obviously enjoys it.

Health: How to get mental health care in us. Determine the nature of the problem. In many cases, physical or biological causes of mental problems need to be ruled out first if this is a new problem. Seeing a physician, nurse, or other primary provider is important to start the process. However, most primary providers have limited knowledge and training in recognizing and treating mental health issues. Doctors who specialize in mental health are called psychiatrists and psychologists.

Home and Garden: How to get rid of pantry moths. Look for adult moths or larvae. Adult moths are generally gray with hints of either red or white coloring, and they measure roughly 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) long. Larvae are about 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) long and look like worms with five pairs of legs.  The easiest way to spot a pantry moth problem is to actually see an adult moth flying around your pantry. This usually happens at night rather than during the day.

Health: How to breathe like a yoga master. Inhale to the three abdominal targets. Dirga pranayama is often called the three-part breath, due to its focus on breathing into and out of three separate regions in the abdomen. It may sound simple, but it can be quite difficult to perfect.  Inhale through the nostrils in one long, continuous breath. Breathe into the first abdominal target, the low belly.

Health: How to get your child out of bed in the morning. Install a natural wake-up light in your kids' bedrooms. Light is an awesome director of your body's natural clock. Light naturally makes you wake up and dark naturally makes you tired. Because not all areas of the globe will actually have the sun at the times you want to get up and go to bed, using a natural light lamp can work just as well. Some of these lights also have built-in sounds that can be played while your kids are falling asleep.

Youth: How to survive a school with no lockers. Assess your options to find the right book bag for you. You have several options for carrying school supplies when there are no lockers. Make sure that you have enough space in the bag to fit your necessities, but you will also want to consider your comfort and well-being.  Sling bags have one strap and are worn slung over one shoulder. Putting all of the weight on one shoulder could be problematic for your neck and back.

Pets and Animals: How to give your dog enough of your time. Set a routine. You will have more success spending time with your dog if you plan your activities into your day and week. Schedule times that you will feed, walk, and play with your dog.