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Don’t leave the house. Plan activities that will allow you to putter around, make little repairs, do household chores, or just relax in your living space.

You can read, write, watch television, listen to music, take a long, hot bath, cook, clean, talk to friends, relatives, or acquaintances (either in person or over the telephone), pay bills, catch up on paperwork, or daydream.

Make sure you have enough to eat, or order food from a place that will deliver to your home. This idea works best if the weather is rainy, but even a beautiful day will allow you to feel comfortable, secure, in possession of your life. It will feel as if time has slowed down, and that you can move from one thing to the next without feeling rushed.

If you spend the whole day at home, you’ll also know your house or apartment better than you did yesterday, regardless of how long you have lived in it. Let it be your castle, protective and all encompassing.

If you love your cars, make worthy carports to protect them from the weather and nature. Now just calculate how much money you must spend to repaint your car if there is a scratch on its body or on other parts caused by rain, fallen twig, etc. Furthermore, carport is not only for parking our car, but sometimes it is also a place for repairing our car when it has little problem we can handle.

No coin is too small. No penny should go unnoticed.
Your prosperity depends, of course, on your ability to attract money, and when you stop to pick up whatever you see, you send out a message to the universe that you are open to receiving even more.
You’d be surprised at how much you can pick up in a day if you look for it. Pennies will eventually turn into nickels, dimes, and quarters, and then into bills.

If you put your mind to this task with persistence and consistency, you will start to attract larger sums, and then, before long, money will come pouring in from many sources. The key is to be open to receiving.
If you feel uneasy about picking up and keeping other people’s money, give it to a homeless person. Recycle.

Once I had bad experience of buying SD card at a gadget shop next to my block. I was interested with the lowest price ever promo; they called it. I pick one of the SD card which the brand is I never heard before. But I thought it was OK, because the price is also never as low as this one.

After about a month of usage, the card was broken, along with all of the data on it! Since that time, I promised not to buy unknown SD card. As a suggestion, for your own goodness, just only buy original branded SD card.