It's best if you get their number beforehand while you two have a friendship so that you won't have to scramble to find their number! However, make sure you didn't just get your crush's number from a friend, or else they might get upset or scared and it'll be awkward. Simply text, "Hey, I was thinking it might be fun to go to the dance. Want to?" If your crush agrees, you're ready to go shopping. If your crush declines, do not freak out. It might be that your crush just isn't ready to start a relationship with you, or they think of you as a friend. Keep maintaining that relationship with your crush and treat them nicely. It still has its chances of blossoming into a romantic bond! Keep in mind that if you take this calmly, your crush might change their mind.
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One-sentence summary -- About a week or so before the dance/prom, text your crush to create a good, friendly conversation. After a few moments of exchanging texts, ask them to go to the dance with you at an appropriate time in the conversation while it's still good.

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Inflammation and infection can cause you to lose albumin, especially while you're receiving dialysis treatments. Infections in your gums can be especially problematic. Ensure you're not losing albumin through a mouth infection by visiting your dentist every six months for a cleaning and checkup. Note that dietary changes may be insufficient to raise your albumin levels if you have an oral infection such as peritonitis and are receiving dialysis. Especially if you have health complication such as kidney disease that puts you at risk of low albumin, it's important to recognize signs and symptoms that your levels have dropped. These include persistent swelling, tiredness, feelings of weakness, prolonged infections, slow-healing wounds, and whiteness in your nails. Bring these symptoms to the attention of your medical team. If you are receiving dialysis treatments, it's important to keep your treatment schedule. This is partly because failing to do so may hinder your ability to maintain healthy albumin levels. If you tend not to eat a lot, it's especially important that you make sure to get at least one full meal every day, in addition to any smaller meals you regularly eat. If there is a certain part of the day where your appetite is stronger, such as the morning, make sure to eat a full meal at that time everyday. Changes to your albumin levels won't happen overnight. In fact, it will likely take at least three weeks for your albumin levels to rise, as proteins build up slowly in your blood. Stick to any plans you've developed with your dietitian, however, and your efforts will start to pay off.
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One-sentence summary -- See a dentist regularly. Recognize signs of low albumin. Avoid skipping dialysis treatments. Eat when you're hungry. Stick with it.

1983 was awesome. If you weren't there, know that it was awesome. You could practically go hunting in your day clothes you were so brightly-colored. Sunglasses were worn just so you could look at your friends' bright orange shoulder pads. Sadly the 80s are over, but you can bring them back with some bright plaid leg warmers! They can either be a solid, bright color or several colors in a pattern. As long as they can't be missed, you're good. Magenta, lemon yellow, magenta and lemon yellow in a paisley pattern -- don those bad boys like you're being paid by Cosmo. Someone less in tune with fashion history would call this "overkill." But the 80s didn't have such a word in their vocabulary and fingerless gloves the same color and pattern as your legwarmers were a go-to look. It's called "matching" and it never occurred to anyone 30 years ago that it could be a bad thing. Does your local leg warmer supply warehouse not have matching fingerless gloves? Well for one, shame on them. For two, looks like you're going to have to take matters into your own hands. Take out that sweater your grandma knitted you in 2007 and put it to good use. Turn the arms into leg warmers and whip up some palm warmers out of the shoulders. She'll be glad you did something with it. '83 was thirty years ago. If that fact makes you a little nauseated, you're not alone. Are you rocking fuchsia leg warmers? Hope you can find some fuchsia tights, a fuchsia skirt, and a fuchsia top. You'll look like you're straight outta Olivia Newton John's "Physical" video. You may not want to take this look to the gym, however. Modern day shopping outlets not keen on your 80s throwback? That's what wikiHow's "Dyeing Fabric" article is for! Clothes aren't magically grown out of thin air by elves, you know. Make something yourself! The 80s were a little less...put together than fashion is now. How do you think they birthed the grunge era? Because of this, wear your leg warmers with anything. Tennis shoes? Sure. Chucks? Sure. The question is: Are your legs cold? If the answer is yes, wear leg warmers. Most people are a little bit hipster, whatever that means. If you have any of that I-just-grabbed-this-out-of-my-closet-and-I-look-super attitude in you, leg warmers are a safe bet. If none of your outfit goes together, your leg warmers make sense. In other words, it's a crazy, mixed-up world, and you can't do it wrong. Leg warmers in the morning', leg warmers, in the evening', leg warmers at dinner time.
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Get leg warmers in neon colors and patterns. Wear those ell-dubs with matching fingerless gloves. Make sure your clothes are in the same color family. Pair 'em with your old school Nikes or Converse.