You'll need baby powder and crushed chalk. The chalk is an optional ingredient that is used to add color to your smoke bomb. Pick out whatever color of chalk you want the smoke to be. Use a variety of colors if you want multiple colors of smoke. Crush the chalk pieces if you haven't already done so. Be sure that the chalk is finely ground. You could grind the chalk in a food processor, or by hammering the chalk in a sealed plastic bag. Mix the chalk into the baby powder. Use about a handful of baby powder per tablespoon of chalk powder. Stir your powders until they are evenly mixed together. Experiment with different proportions of baby powder to chalk. Create multiple batches of colors. Don't feel limited to use one color for all of your bombs. Store the mixture in a tupperware container. Flip your shell in the egg container so that the hole is facing you. Carefully shake the powdered mixture into the hole. Work slowly with the powder to avoid a mess. This step above anything else requires patience and a steady hand. Don't feel discouraged if you make a mess. If it's difficult to fill, increase the size of the hole. Be careful not to create any cracks. If you find clumps in the powder, smooth them out with a fork or by using a food processor.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather the supplies. Mix the powders. Funnel the mixture into the shell.

If you want to paint some simple pattern designs on your cookies, there are several things you can make inside of the border edge you drew. One easy design is to paint polka dots. You just squeeze small drops of icing out of your piping bags and drop them across the top of your cookie. The polka dots could easily be turned into hearts. With a toothpick, just shape the polka dots into the shape of hearts while they're still wet. You can make stripes on the cookies that could easily be converted to zig zags. After drawing stripes across the top of your cookies, use a toothpick to turn the stripes into zig zags while the icing is still wet. The color blocking technique uses a combination of the thicker and thinner icings you created. For example, this technique works great if you want to make a candy cane design. With the white, thicker icing, draw rectangles on top of the cookie. These will serve as the white stripes of your candy cane. Using the thinner icing, fill the spaces between the white lines with red icing. " Draw a border around the cookie with thicker icing, and then use the thinner icing to coat the surface of the cookie and paint it green. Then you can add "decorations" to your tree. With different colors of icing, you could add dots to the surface of the cookie that are "ornaments." You could add sprinkles to the surface of the tree, or even edible glitter and crystallized sugar. Now that you know how to draw with icing, and use the flooding technique, you can get creative with your cookie design. Use a mix of different colors, you can paint different designs on the tops of the cookies. You could also use a combination of icing and things like sprinkles or edible glitter.
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One-sentence summary -- Paint simple pattern designs on the cookie. Design a candy cane with color blocking. Design a Christmas tree cookie with icing and "decorations. Experiment with your own designs.

Put a few squirts of mild dish washing liquid inside the bottle. You can also replace the lavender essential oil with pine or lemon. Screw the top on the bottle and shake it well. Scrub and wipe with a water-soaked sponge after application.
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One-sentence summary -- Fill a spray bottle 3/4 full of water. Add 3 to 5 drops of lavender oil. Use the cleanser for kitchen, bathroom, and other household surfaces.

do you really want or need to spy? By listening through a wall, you are about to spy on another person and violate private conversations. This raises big legal and ethical problems. Before acting, seriously ask yourself if you want to do it. Is it worth the risk? The situation is important. In England, for instance, a man rescued his elderly neighbor from a robbery by listening through the wall with a glass. In his situation, spying was definitely justified. Things are rarely so clear cut, however. You should probably not act if you have any doubts about the situation. If you decide to go ahead, make sure that you know the possible consequences of your actions. Eavesdropping means to overhear, record, magnify, or transmit any part of a private conversation without the consent of at least one person involved. Be aware that states have laws against eavesdropping. By spying you may well be breaking the law; you might even be violating the law by possessing a device for spying. Your state may have a "one party consent" or "two party consent" law. One party consent means that it is illegal to eavesdrop unless you have the consent of at least one of the people engaged in a private conversation. In two party consent you must have permission from both parties to listen, record, or amplify their communication. Take the state of Michigan. Michigan has a two party consent law you must have permission from all parties in order to "overhear, record, amplify, or transmit any part of a private discourse." This applies even in your own home. Eavesdropping there is also a felony. What happens if you eavesdrop and someone finds out? What could happen to you? This is a good question and you should consider all of the possible outcomes, which in many cases are severe. In Michigan, the penalties for illegal eavesdropping are up to 2 years in prison, up to $2,000 in fines, or both. In California, eavesdropping is either a misdemeanor or felony. As a misdemeanor you face up to 364 days in jail and a $2,500 fine; as a felony, you could spend up to three years in prison and a $2,500 fine. Of course, a criminal penalty is not the only bad outcome. You also open yourself to a civil lawsuit for violating someone's privacy, which could be costly and run into the thousands of dollars. Even if you escape legal consequences, you could have a very angry person on your hands.
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Ask yourself: Be aware of eavesdropping laws. Consider all negative consequences.