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If you have children, provide them with some ground rules about how to handle their new pet. Explain that the cat may be scared until he adjusts to his new environment and ask all family members to agree to give the cat some space. Teach young children about how to safely pet a cat without pulling or applying too much pressure.



Winter - a rest period, for example a tree is resting; it's not producing leaves or growing new roots or branches, it is waiting for spring to bring forth new life again. An evergreen tree may be green in winter, but it is at rest. Even the soil is at rest. The soil is waiting for spring to bring forth new life again. Many animals hibernate in the winter; birds fly to warmer climates to return in the spring.

New Help your children make new friends. Organize play dates for younger children with children of co-workers or neighbors. Encourage older children to become involved in extracurricular activities in their new school.

New With a new 4x4, there will always be less repairs and service required. That's because it comes out of the factory fresh and strong. All parts are brand new so they'll function much better and last much longer. Less maintenance also translates into less money to be spent on repairs. It also means less time in the repair shop. Less down time and more time to enjoy driving it.

Create A Quick Tip. This is one of my favorites. it's a really short, two to three sentence, tip relating to your area of expertise. This tip can be taken from a previous article or simply something that you've shared with a client during the week. I post my tips each Friday and, again, this guarantees one new blog post every week.

And that's just putting them on, now you have to walk in your New boots some more. Believe me the pain. it just gets worse until in the end you can't walk any further in your new boots, because they have tore your tender little feet to shreds'.

A new HAM that is trying to get their first contact is just that, new. This is not a bad thing and contacts can be made most often by just changing frequencies to another repeater. SO to any new HAM operator the best advice is don't give up. Don't be shy. Keep trying and you will make that first QSO. Most HAM operators are very helpful and will give great advice to help improve your communications. As a new HAM don't be concerned that you don't know everything there is to know about using your radio, your antenna, feed lines, gid=0 (docs.google.com) or the phonetic alphabet. Station operators that have been on the air for a while will be glad to help, if they can't help they will refer you to some one who can.