Learning a Hobby: Spreading Out Practice and Checking What You Remember
Six learning strategies offer ideas for reviewing what interests you. A simple adaptation: try to recall, check the answer, and return to the topic another time.
Style, beauty and informed choice guides
Practical guides to read labels, compare references and make informed choices. Clear criteria, sources and the limits of each suggestion.
Body and garment measurements: two tables that do not say the same thing
One table describes body measurements; the other, those of a finished garment. Learn to distinguish them and to compare compatible data before choosing a size.
Reviewing the wardrobe starting with what you want to keep
A guide to reviewing a manageable part of the wardrobe, distinguishing between use, repair, and fit, and deciding the destination of each garment with information and without demands.
A suitcase list that starts with the trip you are going to take
Instead of copying a universal list, this guide proposes building the luggage based on the actual conditions of the trip, using Rick Steves' methodology as an attributed reference.
Read the care label before choosing the program
A guide to interpreting the care instructions of a garment, relating them to your equipment manual, and knowing when it is advisable to consult before experimenting.