If you don't like certain clothes, why keep them? If they are too small, you probably won't fit in them if you outgrew them. If they're a little big, keep them, but if they are way too big, get rid of them! If you don't know then try it on! Fold them up and put them away neatly. If you do that, it'll be easier to get them organized later. Just like with the dresser, why keep them? Again, if you don't know then try it on. Get rid of shoes too small, or way too big. Get rid of the uncomfortable ones as well. Take down the rest of your clothes, fold them up and put them in the boxes with the clothes from your dresser (if they'll fit).
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One-sentence summary -- Open a drawer to your dresser and take out the clothes you don't like. Take out clothes that you know are too small/big. Put the clothes you're keeping in a box. Go to the closet and take out clothes you don't like. Take out clothes you outgrew, or are too big. You may have shoes all over the bottom of your closet. Put remaining things in boxes to keep.

Q: You don't want your kiss to be out in the open with everyone staring at you. Try to find a place where there are not a lot of people. If you kiss in school, you may get in trouble if the teachers see you doing it. Other good places to kiss are at a school dance, during a school sports event, or if you are hanging out outside of school. Just try to stay out of the open when you do it. Ask the person by saying, "Hey, do you want to go and hang out alone over there? It's a lot quieter and we can talk." The eyes can show a range of emotions, and are important for romance. Pay attention to how the other person reacts when you look into their eyes. If they look uncomfortable, they may not want to kiss you. The other person will most likely be nervous. Don't confuse this with them not liking you. If you're unsure, you can ask them "Do you like being alone with me? Do you like me?" or "Would you mind if I kissed you?" If they are not pulling away and look comfortable as you gaze into their eyes, you may not have to ask them permission because they may want to kiss you as well. Before going in for the kiss, make sure that the person feels comfortable with you touching them in a romantic way. If the person pull their hand away, you know that they feel uncomfortable. Never force physical contact with anyone. It's inappropriate, illegal, and could get you in a lot of trouble. Go in for the kiss and don't think about the consequences. This will probably be very hard to do at first. However, if you never take that first step, you won't be able to kiss anyone. For younger kids in elementary school, make sure to kiss on the cheek so that they aren't grossed out or startled by you. If you are kissing on the lips, make sure you brush your teeth or use a mint before doing it.
A: Go to a spot alone with them. Gaze into their eyes. Hold their hand or put your arm around them. Touch your lips on their lips, or on their cheek.

Article: As soon as your bird becomes sick, remove all food from its cage. This includes millet sprays, seed, fruit, and dropped food at the bottom of the cage. One of the most common causes of bird illness is bad food, whether due to spoiling or contamination, so buy new food and put it in the bird's cage. Foods that spoil quickly, such as vegetables, can spoil and cause your bird to get sick if it continues to eat them. To get high-quality food, look for seed and millet mixes that don't include artificial colors, preservatives, or salt. Make sure the mixes look well balanced and that they don't look off-color or faded. Clean out the bottom of the cage daily, removing seed and waste that your bird has dropped on the floor of its cage. This can be done easily by replacing the liner on the bottom of the cage and disinfecting the bottom of the cage with a bird-safe cleaner before putting a new liner in. Also, do a deep cleaning by wiping down all of the surfaces and items in the cage with a cleaner that is safe for birds every 1 or 2 days so that germs and bacteria don't grow on them. Bird safe cleaners are available at most pet stores and online retailers. Keeping the cage clean prevents the spreading of germs and prevents the bird from getting sicker. While your bird is recovering from an illness, it may still want to eat fresh fruits and veggies. However, just remember to clean the fruit and vegetables that your bird doesn't eat every morning, allowing it time to pick at the food but not so long that it spoils or attracts flies to the cage. Some fruits and vegetables last longer than others. For instance, sliced fruit can spoil a lot quicker than a piece of dark, leafy greens. If you notice that something in your bird's cage looks unappetizing, feel free to take it out at any time. Try giving smaller amounts more often to keep the mess at the bottom of the cage to a minimum. Try not to knock its cage, put it in a new environment, or touch it too much. Do not wake it up while it's sleeping and keep the volume low if you keep it in a family room. Overall, try to create a soothing environment where your sick bird can get 12 hours sleep each day.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Replace your bird's food to ensure that it doesn't cause further illness. Keep the cage meticulously clean. Replace the fresh food in your bird's cage every day. Reduce stress for the bird to keep it relaxed and content.

Article: If the other party is riled up and looking for violence, words might not do any good, but it's usually a good idea to try. Physical fights can very likely end people in the ER, so avoiding them at all costs is advisable. Try to determine why the other person is angry, and see if you can talk them down. Some people may be motivated not by anger but by something else, like a mugger whose motivation is money. Trying to talk them out of the attack would be a bad idea that could cause even more trouble. In such a situation, giving up your money without defending yourself is the wisest choice to avoid harm. Physical fights very often start as a verbal fight, an argument. If you sense that a confrontation you're in might escalate to physical violence, try to quell the argument. First, lower your voice and end the shouting match. Say things like "I don't want to fight," and "I understand why you're upset" to make it very clear that you're not interested in escalating the conflict. Once the other person has calmed down some, start talking it over by conceding the points of the argument that they are right about, and what, if anything, you did wrong. While it may seem easier to fight, you should always run away rather than fight. It might wound your pride to run away from a fight, but a wounded pride is better than a wounded body, especially when a wounded body can have serious long-term repercussions. If you tried talking it out, and that didn't work, try getting away. Don't turn your back and run, as this leaves you vulnerable. Just slowly back away, while watching for any sudden moves. If your assailant is a mugger, give him your money. Chances are he has a knife or some other kind of weapon, and the money in your wallet is not more valuable than your life. Most fights with no good reason behind them start because of a combination of intoxication and miscommunication. Don't let your ego get in way of apologizing, even for something you didn't do. And keep your voice low and calm when you try to reason with the other party. This will avoid an escalation of shouting that leads to fists being thrown.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Try talking it out first. Let go of your ego and escape. Lower your voice and apologize.