Q: If you have an hourglass figure, your curves should be the highlight of your outfit. Instead of going for heavily patterned skirts, go for something in a solid color. This way, the skirt will flatter your curves rather than providing a distraction from them. For example, wear a solid black pencil skirt to the office. If you're slimmer, you do not want a skirt that's too heavily weighted as it will cling to your body. Lightweight fabrics, like lace and silk, will lift slightly and make your hips look a little bigger. For example, try wearing a lightweight silk A-line skirt for a summer day. You can also look for lighter cotton options, muslins, knit skirts, or rayon skirts. If you have an apple shape, heavier fabrics wrap around your body to create an hourglass effect. Fabrics that are weighted appear slimmer and straighter, which can help highlight the shape of your legs. Try things like denim, rayon challis, heavy types of satin, and flannel. Embellishments like bows and sequins can help weigh down fabric and add some feminine flare. They're a great choice for an apple figure. If you're pear shaped, you'll want to balance out your upper and lower body. A darker skirt can help, as it will slim down your hips. If you're pear shaped, opt for a skirt a few shades darker than your top. For example, wear a dark gray pleated A-line skirt with a simple white t-shirt.
A: Go for solid-colored skirts if you have an hourglass figure. Use lightweight fabrics if you have a slimmer figure. Try heavier fabrics for an apple figure. Choose darker colors if you're pear shaped.

Q: Teach your children the values Jesus lived by performing this Easter-themed act of service. Donate the Easter basket you've made to children in need, caring for them the way that Jesus cared for us. You might say, "You know how Jesus loved us so much he gave his life for us? Let's help other people feel special and cared for in the spirit of Jesus." Your kids can write out lines of scripture on little pieces of paper and place them in plastic Easter eggs. Putting a children's book about the meaning of Easter in the basket is a great way to share the religious joy of Easter with others. Paint eggs with Christian symbols, such as crosses or doves, to focus on the meaning behind Easter while enjoying a nonreligious pastime. Children in middle school and older can paint symbols to tell the story of the crucifixion, such as a crown of thorns or a stone, for a meaningful project. Suggest your child use color as a way to express emotions about Easter. An egg painted black could symbolize sadness at Jesus' death, while happy, brightly colored eggs could symbolize joy at his resurrection. Give your children baby stuffed animals to represent new beginnings, such as baby chicks or piglets, in the spirit of Easter. You could even consider small, easy pets, such as a real goldfish, if your child is old enough for the responsibility. When you give the gift, you might say, "Did you notice that this stuffed chick is just a baby? Jesus died so we could have a new life with God. I hope that when you squeeze this new little chick you think about the new beginning Jesus gave us." Hide everyday items that relate to the story of Eastersuch as a sheet, a palm frond, a rock, or breadfor a scavenger hunt. Give each child an Easter basket to collect their scavenger hunt items. Talk about the significance of each item when you come together at the hunt's end. To keep your kids engaged, perhaps reward them with a treat or sticker for every item they collect or every question they can answer correctly about Easter. Even though the scavenger items are not candy, try to make the spirit light and keep things fun.
A: Make Easter baskets for other children. Decorate eggs with religious symbolism. Give presents that represent new life. Have a religious scavenger hunt.

Q: Your veterinarian may prescribe a pain medication for your cat after her surgery. If a medication is provided, follow the instructions as to when and how to give them to your cat. Do not, under any circumstances, give your cat human pain medications. Many of these can be toxic to your cat and will do more harm than good. Most cats receive pain medication during surgery, which can take up to 24 hours to wear off. When you bring your cat home immediately after her surgery, she probably won't be too hungry. You can give her about cup of food and a cup of water right away. If she eats and drinks it, and she's able to keep it down, you can provide her with more food and water. Do not provide your cat with unlimited food and water immediately after her surgery. Even if she's hungry, too much food and water may cause stomach upset. If you cat doesn't eat or drink the night after her surgery, there's nothing to be concerned about. Contact your veterinarian if you cat doesn't start eating again the day after her surgery. After your cat has been spayed, she may not feel very good and she will most likely want to crawl into a corner and ignore the world. In order to allow her to do this comfortably, give her a quiet space in your home all to herself. If you have more the one animal, you'll want to make sure this location is blocked off so the other animals cannot disturb your recovering cat. Putting her alone in a bathroom or bedroom, with a comfy place to sleep, as well as litter, are two good places to consider. When the anesthetic is wearing off, your cat may shake or tremble a little bit this is perfectly normal and shouldn't last more than 24 hours. If you cat is still shaking or trembling after 24 hours, contact your veterinarian. A spay surgery shouldn't have any long-term negative effects on your cat. If you cat shows any of the following symptoms, it can be a sign of a complication which will need to be checked by a veterinarian. If your cat is acting lethargic or is sleeping a lot more than usual. If your cat cat isn't eating or drinking very much. If your cat is suffering from diarrhea or is vomiting a lot.
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Provide your cat with pain medication. Give your cat a small amount of food and water. Give your cat a quiet place to recover. Stay calm if your cat is shaking or trembling. Watch your cat for other signs of illness.