Problem: Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your News Feed page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Facebook, skip ahead to the "Enter a first and last name" step. It's a small triangle in the far-right side of the dark-blue bar that's at the top of the Facebook page. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. You'll find this at the bottom of the drop-down menu. You should now be logged out of your profile. Type the first name for your fake account into the "First name" text field, then type in the fake last name in the "Last name" field. Type it into the "Mobile number or email" field, then re-enter it in the "Re-enter email" field below. Type the password that you want to use into the "New password" text field. Click the month drop-down box and select your alias' birthday's month, then repeat this step for the day and year drop-down boxes. Check the "Male" or "Female" box near the bottom of the "Sign Up" section. Facebook currently doesn't have any other gender options here. It's a green button at the bottom of the "Sign Up" section. Doing so creates your Facebook profile. Open the fake email address that you used to create the profile, click the "XXXXX is your Facebook confirmation code" email from Facebook, and click the Confirm Your Account button in the email. This will verify your account, at which point you're free to begin building your fake profile. If prompted, enter the five-digit code that's listed in the subject line of the email from Facebook before you begin creating your account.
Summary: Open Facebook. Click . Click Log Out. Enter a first and last name. Add your fake email address. Enter a password. Set your birthday. Select a gender. Click Sign Up. Verify your email address.

Problem: Article: Reupholstering a footstool requires some special tools and materials, but what you need will depend on how much work the footstool needs. Items you may need include: a flathead screwdriver (to remove staples from fabric) new fabric for your footstool (if the existing fabric is damaged) new padding (if the padding is bad) a staple gun (to reattach the fabric and padding) new wood pieces (if the structure of your footstool is damaged) tacks (to hold the fabric in place) a hammer Use the flat head screwdriver to pry out all of the staples that are holding the footstool fabric in place. These staples should be visible if you turn the footstool on its side or upside down. To remove a staple, insert your screwdriver so that it is under the staple. Then, tilt the screwdriver handle downwards lift the staple out of the fabric and wood. When the staple is almost out, you should be able to pull it the rest of the way out with your fingers. Repeat this process until you have removed all of the staples. If the fabric was attached with nails, then use the back of a hammer to remove the nails. After you have removed all of the staples, slip the fabric and padding off of the footstool. If the fabric or padding is damaged, then you can discard it and replace it with new fabric and/or padding. If the fabric and padding are still good, then just set them aside for now. While you have the fabric off of the footstool, check the furniture for structural damage. If you notice any breaks or cracks in the wood, then you may want to replace these parts of the furniture. If the structure looks good, then you can just move on to reupholstering the footstool. If you have a wobbly leg due to a loose screw fitting, then you can just take a small piece of maple (a splint) and insert it into the screw hole. This should be enough to tighten the screw and stop the leg from wobbling. Remove any broken pieces that you find by loosening the staples or nails. You can use the broken pieces to trace and create new pieces. If you are not comfortable doing so, or if you don't have power tools at your disposal, then may also consider taking the broken pieces to a hardware store to have new pieces made for you. To loosen a staple, insert your flat head screwdriver under the staple and push the handle downwards. This should lift the staple out and loosen it so that you can pull it out the rest of the way with your fingers. After you have created or purchased new pieces for your footstool, secure them back in place using a staple gun. You can also use a hammer and nails for this part if you prefer. Make sure that you reattach the pieces in the correct order and locations.
Summary: Gather your materials. Remove staples with a flat head screwdriver. Slip off the fabric. Check for damage. Replace broken wood pieces. Use staple gun to secure the new pieces.

Problem: Article: " If the reply is something like "Okay, I guess" or "Pretty normal," you could ask what they thought of the homework, the science experiment you did, the geography project you've been assigned, the book report due in next week or the exams that are coming up soon. If you're texting your crush just before Christmas or right before their birthday, then ask your crush about the plans they have for celebrating. If you're texting the person just after a holiday, send a text that says, "Hey, did you have a good birthday? Get anything special?" Learn about holidays that you don't celebrate. For example, if your crush celebrates Hanukkah while you celebrate Christmas, ask questions to learn what their holiday is about. Text your crush around New Year's Day and ask if the person made any New Year's resolutions. Share your resolutions back. Your crush could be complaining about a sibling, or maybe your crush has an older sibling who is headed off to college. If you have siblings yourself, say something like, "I can relate to the problems you're having with your sister. My sister drives me crazy." You can also ask questions about parents or even about pets. If your crush is on the tennis team, ask how their latest match went. If your crush has other interests like band, school newspaper or academic extracurriculars, then ask what he or she has been up to lately in some of these activities. Has your crush recently been in a competition of some sort? Was the person on a winning quiz bowl team or did he or she get a part in the school play? Text the person to say "Congratulations." Maybe your crush had a bad exam grade, lost an important game or experienced something really sad, like the death of a pet or family member. Send the person a text saying something like, "I'm so sorry to hear what happened. How are you holding up?"
Summary:
Text your crush and ask, "What did you think of school today? Use holidays and celebrations as conversation starters. Ask questions about their family. Talk to your crush about their hobbies. Text something sympathetic.