Q: Do you want to get to know her better in the hopes of dating down the line, or do you want to keep things firmly friendly? Both are perfectly fine, but you should take some time to think about this, especially if she seems to be developing feelings or wanting more. Be honest with yourself, and what you want, and it will be much easier to handle and changing feelings. There comes a point where, unless you're looking to move forward into romance, you're just going to have to hang out with other people. This line is different for everyone, and a lot depends on your personal boundaries. That said, some good ground rules include: No sexual contact of any kind, including kissing. This is especially important when drinking, as the "friendly hook-up" sounds like a much better idea than it is. See other people of both genders. A large, varied friend group can keep you from becoming too dependent on each other. Be honest, especially if one of you develops feelings. Holding and hiding things tends to let the feelings balloon up and grow until they are much harder to manage. Romantic dates are almost strictly two people affairs, but platonic friends tend to hang out in groups. This doesn't mean you can't ask a girl out platonically by herself. Rather, you should feel comfortable hanging out with others as well, sending the message that you're interested as friends, not as partners. Inviting her to group events shows that she is part of the gang -- a valued friend instead of a special someone. By definition, platonic friends are those that could have a sexual relationship but don't. So it is only natural that you'll occasionally feel a spark of something more, even if you don't want to pursue it. This is fine, as long as you stay honest with yourself. Always ask, "is giving in to this temptation worth potentially losing my friendship?" If you feel her getting interested, or flirting, don't flirt back. You don't have to say anything about it, but you shouldn't condone the behavior unless you want to send mixed signals.
A: Determine where you stand on a potential romantic relationship. Maintain your boundaries. Hang out in groups, not just one on one. Know that the occasional temptation doesn't mean you can't be friends anymore.

Q: It is very refreshing and it can clear your mind between subjects, which could improve your productivity, but don't get too carried away. Upbeat music without lyrics is less distracting than songs with lyrics, as your brain will try to focus on the words being sung. Before you go to bed at night, be sure to use your childhood gift of imagination and think about where you see yourself in the future. How likely you will be able to achieve that dream without having sufficient focusing skills. Even if your dream isn't academic based, perhaps you are interested in sports and music, remember that you still need good focus skills to be, for example, a football player. Don't get distracted at school. Be a smart person and do the right things.
A: Listen to music during your break. Visualize your future.

Q: . If you are renting your boots, ask an attendant to help you figure out which boot is best for you. You'll need to find the right size and adjust the tightness. At rest, your foot should be be essentially immobile but not compressed. Your toes should not press against the front of the boot when you bend your knees to point your shins slightly forward at the angle of the boot. The top of the boot should be snug around your ankle. It's easiest to walk in ski boots by taking long steps, smoothly rolling the stiff boot bottom forward heel-to-toe with your lower leg straight as your body passes over. Once you have your boots on, carry your skis and poles out to the snow. The skis have sharp metal edges that might have jagged spots, so carry them with gloves.
A: Put on your ski boots

Q: Whether it be fallen leaves in autumn, fallen branches after a storm or some other accumulation of debris, a leaf blower can help you swiftly clear your turf. Designate one corner of your yard and blow all debris towards it. Once all debris is grouped, you can collect it for removal. You should only have to pass over the turf once to completely clear it of larger debris. While a leaf blower is effective for larger debris, it might not clear the grass of dust or spills. Using a garden hose, rinse the entirety of the turf. Make sure to do so lightly; too much water pressure could damage the grass. Start from one end of your yard, moving across and sweeping the hose in a circular motion as you do. Brushing the grass frequently will keep the grass blades pointed upwards, affording your lawn a more natural look. You can use a brush, as long as it has soft bristles. However, you'll be better served using a broom or a rake; the added reach will make covering the whole yard easier and quicker. Start in one corner of your yard, and move horizontally as you brush. Once you've reached the opposite end, take a few steps back, and move across again. You should always brush in the same direction, against the grass' natural grain.
A:
Use a leaf blower to get rid of debris. Rinse the turf with a garden hose. Brush the grass using a broom or rake.