How to live a happy life if you're deaf or hard of hearing (teens ) 
Let others know how they can best communicate with you. 
Communication is one of the basic ways people get to know one another and forge bonds. As a deaf or hard of hearing teen, you are challenged with helping others communicate with you.

It can also help to anticipate communication roadblocks and prepare for them. For example, you might keep a notepad with you so that you can quickly explain that you are deaf and allow others to communicate with you.

A girl is running in slow motion down a track. She takes a huge leap into the air. she

then lands in a big sand pit.

How to tell if your dog is depressed 
Think about whether your dog has become withdrawn. 
Most healthy, happy dogs are highly sociable creatures. If your dog is not greeting you as excitedly when you come home-less of a tail wag, less energy and movement-or loses interest in activities they once enjoyed, they may be depressed.

Instead of running to the door to greet visitors, a depressed dog may slink away and find an out-of-the-way corner to curl up and go to sleep. Be particularly concerned if your dog hides from you.

How to make a lava lamp with household ingredients 
Rinse out a large soda or water bottle. 
Any tightly sealable container works, but you probably have an empty water bottle laying around somewhere. Try to find one that holds at least 16 ounces or 500 milliliter, so you can clearly see the display.


This method is safe for kids to follow on their own, and much faster and easier than making a permanent lava lamp. Young kids can ask an adult to do the pouring for them.