Q: Make sure you make eye contact with your crush and smile. Be careful to read his reactions though, because unwelcome flirting never ends well. If you notice him looking away a lot, looking at his phone repeatedly, or slowly backing away, he is likely not interested. Remember, no one's obligated to like you back, and sometimes no amount of flirting, etc., will make that happen. This is an old technique that often works if he is interested. You can even add a heart or a smiley face, if you're writing it on paper. You might even write "Call me" with a winky face. This will be a bit more flirtatious and should encourage him to call you. This often the simplest way to get a someone to call you back. Oftentimes they might not realize your level of interest, thinking you just want to be friends. So, telling him might prod him into calling you. This is the most direct in-person approach. If you specify a time by saying "Call me tonight" or "Call me tomorrow," he will be more likely to assume you're interested, as "Call me" can be taken in a lot of different ways, sometimes meaning no interest at all. It will also give you a timeframe to expect a call, so you won't be waiting around for some indefinite amount of time.
A: Flirt. Give him your number. Tell him about your interest. Ask him to call you.

Q: List the events of the story, and figure out the plot line. It's best to know what you're writing about so you won't have to worry about it when you're trying to form the words. As your character goes through the bad events, come up with detailed images in your head. Using your creativity, form words to go along with that image. Once the raindrops start hitting the streets, go outside and walk around. This way, you'll achieve a sense of seriousness, a dramatic feeling, or inspiration. If you would prefer not to get wet, carry an umbrella with you. Sometimes, seeing how other authors wrote their stories may help you write yours. Don't be afraid to try out their writing style, but make sure you aren't plagiarizing. Play a very sad or depressing song. Often, music will unlock a feeling inside of you that cannot be brought out in any other way. You could also construct a playlist of depressing, sad songs so that you have a continuous loop of them playing. Distractions often can divert your attention from writing the story. A loud, noisy environment where you cannot concentrate makes it harder for the words to come out, and you'll only end up with frustration. A quiet room is what you'll need in order to properly think. If your main character is a patient with terminal cancer, then go visit someone who has terminal cancer. If you can't find one, go online and look up some journals. You don't want any light to blind your sight into the words of your mind. This will also create a dark atmosphere in which you'll truly feel depressed. This can be immensely cathartic. Use a thesaurus if necessary in order to come up with heart-touching words. Full stops at the end of sentences. If you're not sure about the commas, have someone with the eye of an eagle and the heart of a grammar Nazi look it over for you. Don't overuse ellipses. This act takes over your life. If you really want to save the world, or give the world resources to do such, ignore the world's mockery and resentment and write to the best of your ability.
A: Get an outline. Wait for a day when there is heavy rain. Read some dark literature. Get a feel going. Write in a place where you're all by yourself. Try to get the feel of what you're writing about. Dim the lights when you write. Write as if you're taking all the sadness, desires, hate, frustration, and hurt in you and turning them into words. Use good punctuation. If you are taking in all the sadness of the world, you will be mocked beyond your comprehension.

Q: If you've found someone you're seriously interested in, don't be afraid to make the first move. Most girls really appreciate it when you take the initiative to ask them out (even if they don't say yes). On top of that, you will feel proud of yourself for having been so bold (again, even if they don't say yes). Read How to Ask a Girl Out to give yourself every advantage. Many are the tales of the gorgeous girl who never got asked out because everybody was so sure that she was either already busy or too beautiful for them, that they never asked. Be persistent. If a girl you're really interested in doesn't say yes the first time, try again later. This doesn't mean being clingy or acting like a stalker; it means smiling, saying, "AlrightI'll try again next week," and going about your own business for a while. If you normally talk to her during the week, don't stop. Just don't pressure the date request. Give her some time to think about how cool and confident you were and the next time you ask, you might be surprised by how differently she responds. Okay, so you finally snagged the girl you were dreaming of. Now what do you do with her? If you're at the kissing stage, make sure you are readyclean, fresh breath, all of that. If you're at the relationship stage, make sure you know how to be a good boyfriend. If things get serious, make sure you know how to have a healthy relationship. Going through the trouble of making a girl crazy about you only to let her down when things get interesting is enough to make a girl plain crazy!
A: Ask her out. Live up to the expectations you've set.

Q: Wear long rubber gloves when hand-washing an item that can't go in the washer, like a leather jacket or shoes. Mix two tablespoons of laundry or dish detergent with two cups (480 mL) of hot water. Soak a sponge with the cleaning solution, wash the item's surface, then wipe away soapy residue with a wet cloth. You can use a toothbrush to scrub hard to reach places. Just remember to throw out the toothbrush and sponge when you're finished. To clean shoelaces, remove them and soak them in the cleaning solution, then rinse them under hot water. Check your item's care instructions and test any cleaning solution on an inconspicuous area before washing the entire item. If you're concerned about using detergent on leather garments or shoes, you can try applying a commercial urushiol removal product. Saturate a dry cloth with the product, rub it onto the item, then wipe it away with a wet cloth. Check your product's label or website to verify it's safe for leather, and test it on an inconspicuous area first. Don't forget to wash garden tools, golf clubs, jewelry, and any other exposed items. Rinsing them with rubbing alcohol will do the trick. If you don't have any handy, or are concerned about how alcohol might effect an object, wash it with dish or laundry detergent and hot water. If you have any doubts about hand-washing a delicate item, it's best to leave it to the professionals. Dry cleaners use chemicals that aren't water-based, so if your garment can't handle any water exposure, a professional can remove urushiol without damaging it. Be sure to keep your clothing in a plastic bag, and let your dry cleaner know that the items were exposed to poison ivy.
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Clean non-machine washable items with hot water and detergent. Try using a commercial product on leather. Wash tools and gear with rubbing alcohol or detergent. Take your clothing to a dry cleaner if necessary.