Write an article based on this "Wear a statement jacket on your way to and from school when it's cold. Get a pair of fun shoes if you don't have to wear a specific pair. Put on a pair of socks in a fun color to show your style. Opt for a bow tie instead of a regular tie. Layer a lace camisole under your shirt and let it peek over the collar. Roll up the sleeves of a guy's uniform for a more laid back look."
article: Pick a colorful bomber jacket, a classic denim coat, an edgy leather jacket, or a polished wool coat. Most schools don't regulate what kind of coats students can wear outside of school, so use this freedom to show your personal style and add some edge to your uniform. Remember that if you get cold during class, you might not be able to wear your jacket if it doesn't fit the dress code. Keep an acceptable sweater or cardigan in your locker in case you do feel cold and need to cover up. Most uniforms require that your shoes are a specific color, but don't specify a style or material. Pick a pair of oxfords, flats, or even high-top canvas sneakers in that color. Decide if you want them to be patent leather, suede, or other type of material or pattern to show off your fashion knowledge. Make sure your shoes are comfortable and you're able to walk in them. Your school might restrict the type of shoe you can wear. Some schools don't allow heels of any type, so check the dress code before you buy! Choose a pair of socks in a color that compliments your uniform. For a uniform that has prints, choose a solid-colored pair to keep the uniform from looking busy. If your uniform doesn't have patterns, feel free to pick a pair of socks with a fun pattern or print. If you're having trouble matching a color to your uniform, pick a pair that include your school colors to make the look purposeful. For girls, you might be able to get away with wearing socks that have lace or crochet trim around the ankle. Most school dress codes allow students to wear either ties, bow ties, or "cross" ties. To make your outfit stand out, wear a patterned or solid-colored bow tie. If there's a special occasion coming up, like Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, or Halloween, try to pick a themed bow tie with a fun pattern or print. Be sure to check your school dress code to make sure bow ties are allowed. If it doesn't say that they're forbidden, you can normally wear one since they're considered more formal than a regular tie. This is a great way to add a pop of color to an otherwise dull uniform. Pick a color that complements your polo or blouse, and leave the top button undone if you're allowed to. Make sure the lace is visible, but isn't so revealing that your chest is showing. Some strict schools may require that you have the shirt completely buttoned. Check your school handbook to see if you're allowed to try this look. If you get told that you're out of uniform, you can simply button the top button to cover up the cami. If you don't have to wear a blazer or sweater, unbutton the cuffs of your shirt, and fold the sleeve in half so the cuff is at your elbow. Then, fold the sleeve in half again to cover the cuff with the sleeve of your shirt at the elbow. This will give a more carefree, rebel-looking style. Keep in mind that some schools won't allow you to fold your sleeves like this. If your school doesn't allow fully rolled, try half-rolling the sleeves up to your mid-arm.

Write an article based on this "Build a fort. Take a nap."
article: Fill it with comfy stuff, like pillows, blankets and cushions. Add a comic/book or a tablet, some snacks and a drink. Tumble inside and relax away reading or playing games. Even if you're not tired, it's a way to kill time, and you never know what you'll dream of. Try some lucid dreaming for a change.

Write an article based on this "Know what worry is. Separate what is and is not reality. Ask yourself if your thoughts are productive. Write down the things you worry about from the past, present and future."
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You can't solve a problem if you don't know what it is, so the first thing to do is learn what worry feels like to you. Write down when you think you are worrying. It may help to start with writing down how you feel and then what is happening around you and the thoughts you are having. Notice how your body is feeling - are your muscles tense or maybe your stomach aches. You can then go back and analyze what led you to feeling the way you did. Ask people around you to help you identify when you're worrying. Sometimes when people worry, they ask a multitude of questions attempting to feel as though they know what is to come. Usually, people who worry will talk about it and their friends and family will know they are worrying. Having them point it out will help you learn about how you worry. Worrying lies in the unknown. It makes sense because the unknown can be frightening. There are a lot of what ifs wrapped up in the future. The problem with what ifs is that they may never become problems and you'll end up worrying for nothing. This is why worrying is unproductive. It's important when identifying worry to know if you are concerned about something that is actually happening or something that COULD happen. Write down what you're worrying about. Circle what is actually happening and cross out what is not happening but could happen. Focus on only what is happening because that's all you can deal with right now. It is ok to plan and prepare for the future, but once you have done so, accept that you have done all you can do for now. When thinking about situations, it can be easy to get off course and start thinking about what could happen. When you're in a stressful situation, it can be difficult to know if you are on the right path of dealing with it because of your worrying. Asking yourself if what you're thinking can help you get out of the situation. If it doesn't, you know you are worrying. An example of this is dealing with a car that has broken down. You need to get to work, but have no idea how you're going to get there with no car. You immediately start to think about how if you don't get to work, you're going to lose your job. You then think about how you won't have money to pay your rent, and you may lose your apartment. As you can see, you can quickly unravel. However, if you focus on the situation at hand, you won't have to deal with losing your job or apartment. That can be quite a relief since you really don't know if those things are going to happen. You love your children so much. You don't ever want anything to happen to them, so you take every precaution necessary to ensure they do not get sick. You stay up at night thinking about all of the ways they could have gotten hurt that day. Focusing on them being healthy, safe, and happy will allow you to spend quality time with them that they will benefit from, so bringing yourself back to the present will help you do that and end the downward spiral of worrying. Some people worry about the past and how it has affected them. Other people worry about what they do now and how it will affect their future. There are even people who worry about all of them, so their past, present and future. Write down your worries to give you a sense of catharsis and relief in the moment. Use a journal to write down what you worry about each day. You may choose to do this at the end of the day or just jot a worry down every time you have one. Use your smartphone to type in each one of your worries. You can use the memo app or an app for journaling.