Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask first. Ask when your parents are in a good mood. Ask if they have a minute. Give them time to think. Make a bargain.

Answer: Avoid getting into trouble for doing something that your parents might have allowed if you had only asked for permission. Say a friend is having a party at their house while their parents are out of town; some parents might say no to this, but others may be persuaded to say yes. Consider your situation and whether or not your parents are likely to be persuaded. If they're already mad, worried, or otherwise stressed about something else, wait for a time when they're less likely to dismiss you with an instant no. Seize the opportunity when they're more relaxed and willing to consider your proposal. If they say no, wait for when they have more time to hear you out. If you do have to wait, open again by asking if they have a minute. Let them know that you expect to have a conversation, not an instant one-word answer. Increase their likelihood of saying yes by letting them know that they don't have to answer immediately. Tell your parents that you don't expect an answer this minute. Invite them to talk it over or sleep on the idea. Acknowledge that they might have concerns about your proposal and, by doing so, prove yourself to be both mature and considerate toward others. If your parents still seem indecisive or leaning toward "no," volunteer to do extra chores or accept other responsibilities. Show them you're mature enough to work for something that you really want. Or, make compromises. Propose the same conditions that you expect they would stipulate before they can: give your own curfew, for example, or promise to call every hour.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Match your watch to your shoes. Choose a go-to, everyday watch that can be worn with casual clothing. Wear a formal watch to events that require formal wear. Wear a sports watch. Wear a dress watch for business dress or business casual.

Answer: As a general rule, you are wearing dress shoes, a dress watch would be appropriate. If you are wearing sneakers, then a sports watch would be appropriate. If you are somewhere in between, such as boots, boat shoes, or flip-flops, an everyday casual watch is your best bet. Your everyday watch should be neutral and durable, as it's meant to be worn throughout your daily activities, including work, casual social functions, and errands. Stainless steel is a popular choice as this makes for both neutral and sturdy watches, but options include basic watches made of all sorts of different materials, including plastic and rubber. This includes weddings, christenings, funerals, formal dinners, opera and theater performances, and other formal events. Formal watches add a finishing touch to a well-polished outfit. Formal watches are usually made of a precious metal (silver, gold, or platinum), and can be incredibly expensive, depending on brand and materials. Many people prefer a formal watch that is made of the same metal tone as the rest of their jewelry or accessories. For example, a woman who's wearing a platinum necklace might prefer to wear a platinum, silver, or white gold watch, while a man who's wearing gold cufflinks will usually prefer to wear a gold watch. Formal watches can be incredibly expensive, and are seen as a status symbol among men. If an expensive formal watch is not in your budget, consider foregoing the formal watch altogether; a cheap watch can carry a negative perception, while there are no consequences for not wearing a watch during these occasions. You can wear it as an everyday watch, or as a functional tool for running or working out. Sports watches can be made with rubber, plastic, or even fabric bands that are meant to be durable, sweat-resistant, and often water-resistant. Pay close attention to the instructions that come with the watchthey will tell you how far under water your watch can safely go. Wear your sports watch when you will need to keep time, measure depth or speed, consult a compass, or when you will use other special features included. Outside of athletic endeavors, you can wear your sports watch with a long sleeve shirt or even a tie to casual events. Never wear a sports watch with a suitthis is the fashion equivalent of wearing sneakers with a tuxedo! It is considered to be in poor taste. This would be appropriate with something slightly more dressed up than khakis and a polo, such as a shirt and jacket. Dress watches are usually more plain and simple than formal watches, and generally won't have the same level of adornment that formal watches can have. Choose one with a thin black or brown leather band to wear at events that require semi-formal wear, business professional wear, or even business casual wear, including blazers with slacks or jeans, dresses, and trousers with a nice blouse or jacket. Match your shoes and belt to your watch band. If your shoes are black, then don't wear a watch with a brown band. Buy multiple bands for your watch, so you can easily and inexpensively make your watch match your shoes and belt. Or, look for a band that is a mix of brown and black.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use 1/2 a cup of honey or caramel glazed sweet nuts, such as macadamia, almond, hazelnut, pecans etc.

Answer: Finely chop or pulse in a food processor and combine with the butter. Alternatively, use fresh whole nuts and add 2 T honey or crushed hard caramel sweets. This butter may also be used in cakes as a raw ingredient, or used on hot desserts and baked goods.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create a base layer with a tinted moisturizer or liquid foundation. Set makeup with loose powder. Dab a little bit of bronzer onto your brush or sponge. Apply matte bronzer in a "3" shape. Apply shimmery bronzer to the high points on your face. Build up bronzer with light and gradual layers. Blend your bronzer thoroughly. Inspect the look of your bronzer.

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Use a shade that most closely matches your skin tone. Liquid moisturizer is a lighter, more natural option, though liquid foundation will provide better coverage. Apply a light, even layer over your entire face. This will even out your skin tone, reduce any redness, and hide other imperfections. Make sure to go with a foundation color that matches your skin tone as closely as possible. Select a shade most similar to your own skin color, and dust powder foundation over your face. Blend the powder into your base layer. The powder creases a smooth, even surface, helpful before applying the bronzer. A little bit of bronzer goes a long way, especially on lighter skin. Lightly dab your brush or sponge once or twice into the bronzer. Then, tap or blow off the excess. With light skin, you want to be precise and conservative when applying your bronzer because contrast between the color of the bronzer and your skin tone make it easier to see mistakes. Matte bronzers allow you to create definition through contouring. If using a matte bronzer, sweep it onto your skin in a "3" shapeat the corners of your forehead above your eyebrows, just above your cheekbones, and along your jawline. Shimmery bronzers work a little bit like highlighters, and so should be applied to areas where the light naturally hits. Focus your application at your temples, along your cheekbones, and down the bridge of your nose to get a soft, natural glow. Use a light, sweeping arc motion to apply the bronzer to your skin in these areas. Avoid applying shimmery bronzer to your nose if you have oily skin or a prominent nose. Use your brush and gently dust bronzer where the sun would kiss your face. With a light hand, layer the bronzer as lightly as possible to build up the color in sheer layers. If using cream or liquid bronzer, use a small amount and rub in a circular motion. Dust some loose powder over top to create a more natural look. Don't apply the bronzer all over your face. Use a makeup brush, sponge, or your fingers to blend the layers of bronzer with your base layer of makeup. You want to blend until it looks subtle and soft. Use long, soft strokes to blend effectively. Is your bronzer well blended? Does it look like you were just at the beach, kissed by the sun? Or does your face look splotchy? Do you need to apply any more bronzer in certain spots? If you see any excess bronzer, blot it out with a tissue or cover it up with a dusting of powder. If you are wearing a low-cut shirt, dust a little bronzer to your chest along your collarbones.