If you’re already thinking about some of the habits you want to change in the coming year, now is a great time to set the stage so you can ease into it when the new year begins. We suggested giving your resolutions a trial run at the beginning of December, but if you didn’t, there’s still time to make some changes so you’re not faced with a huge mountain to climb on January 1.
Part of the problem with New Year’s Resolutions is that you go from not doing them at all on December 31 to taking them seriously on January 1. If your resolutions are big behavioural changes, changing your habits without thinking them through can be a recipe for failure.
The Smithsonian Institute previously provided tips on preserving old photographs, but your digital photos could use some tending as well. Here’s how you (or your photo-obsessed relatives) can future-proof precious shots with better naming, backups (off-site and USB) and smarter photo picks.
Dear Lifehacker, Over the holidays, I let my food consumption get out of control. Now I’m trying to get my appetite back to normal, but my stomach’s stretched out and I’m hungry all the time. What can I do? Signed, Too Hungry for Healthy
