Lauren Prattis, Contributing Writer Fall is finally here — the leaves are changing colors, the weather is getting cooler and Dr. Times is back.  The CT staff submitted questions about how to navigate the changing leaves and everything that comes along with the spookiest season of all.  Dear Dr. Times,  How best should I dress for the hot and cold weather of Richmond in October?  Sincerely,  Putting the “sweat” in “sweater” Dear Reader,  Richmond’s climate is a force to be reckoned with, and I completely understand your struggle. I used to leave for my morning commute in a nice fall outfit only to be sweating buckets by lunchtime.  I recently invented the perfect fix — electronic cardigans. This cutting-edge technology comes with a built-in air conditioner and space heater.  In the morning, I recommend turning the heat up to the maximum setting so you are nice and toasty for the beginning of the day.  Once it reaches noon and the crisp fall air turns into a hot and humid disaster, switch on the AC. This will let you keep up with fall styles while staying as cool as a cucumber.  The only issues reported during product testing were first-degree burns, hair being singed off and the product bursting into flames when it made contact with even the slightest droplet of water.  Stay warm — or cool,  Dr. Times  Dear Dr. Times,  My roommate moved out because our apartment is haunted. How do I get the ghost to start paying rent to make up for it?  Sincerely,  Haunted and broke  Dear Reader,  This is more common than you think. Richmond is known for its ghost tours, but that does not mean the spirit should live in your humble abode for free.  The Ghostbusters are known for their beige jumpsuits and ghost-trap backpacks, but they also have a small claims division.  The Ghostbusters’ small claims division consists of a team of legal experts who are well-versed in dealing with paranormal roommate disputes. They will give your new roommate an ultimatum — pay up or get zapped up into the containment chamber.  This usually works. You will get caught up on rent in no time.  Best of luck, Dr. Times Dear Dr. Times,  How many pumpkin spice lattes is too many? I’ve had seven every day since the end of August and I am starting to feel weird. Best, Stomachache survivor Dear Reader,