Q: You should be able to find any supplies you lack at local general retailers or craft stores. If you're making a costume on a budget, you may want to see if you can purchase some of these supplies from a secondhand store or thrift shop. All things considered, you'll need: Decorations (like fake jewels, rhinestones, glitter, etc.; optional) Empty toilet paper roll (for ponytail holder; optional) Gold dot stickers (optional) Gold sequin fabric Hot glue gun (and glue) Leggings (billowy ones recommended) Scissors Sheer fabric (any color) T-shirt (plain recommended, any color) Tank top White tulle fabric (or sheer white fabric) You'll be hot gluing parts of your costume together. To prevent hot glue from making a mess, you may want to lay some newspaper or an old table cloth on your work surface. Take your hot glue and insert a stick of glue into it. Then plug in the gun to warm the glue. A silicone mat works great as a cover for your work surface, but cardboard, parchment paper, or even tin foil are cost efficient substitutes. If this is your first time using your hot glue gun, its tip may start smoking slightly. This is normal. If your gun continues to smoke, or smokes excessively, unplug it immediately and keep it from flammable surfaces until it is cool. Your hot glue gun's model and make will influence how long it takes for the gun to warm. Generally, you can expect this to take two to five minutes. Take your glue gun and apply glue to one of the straps of the tank top. Then, attach your tulle fabric to the tank top strap with the glue to form billowy sleeves for the top of your genie costume. Do this for the other sleeve as well. Be careful when doing so. Hot glue can burn you if it gets on your skin. You can adjust your tulle fabric by cutting it with scissors to form different shaped sleeves. You can make simple sleeves by attaching the tulle to the tank top in such a way that the tulle forms a cylinder shape through which an arm can fit. Be sure you work quickly when attaching parts of your costume with hot glue. Hot glue hardens quickly. A vest isn't necessary for this costume, but many depictions of genies have vests. To make a vest, use your scissors to cut the sleeves off your plain t-shirt and a slit up the middle of the front of the shirt. This can give your vest a little extra glamour. Add your golden circle stickers to the fabric, placing them at regular intervals around the hem of your vest, up and down its middle cut, and around the arms. At this point, you can also decorate the top of your costume with other accents, like rhinestones, beads, or fake gems. Use hot glue to attach each accent where you want.
A: Gather your supplies. Ready your work area and tools. Add flowing sleeves to the tank top. Make a vest if you desire. Attach accents to the costume top.

Q: You can buy a water bowl from your local pet store or make one yourself. Bearded dragons sometimes like to take baths in their water bowls, so make sure that it's large enough for that. The water bowl should have sides that are low enough for the bearded dragon to be able to get into and out of the the water dish. If making your own bowl, you can use the plastic container from a frozen dinner, which is the perfect size. Once you've filled the bowl with water, add something that will entice the dragon to drink from it. Good choices are natural fruit juices, such as apple or pear juice. Add just enough juice to flavor the water and make it tasty. Make sure the juice is 100% juice and doesn't have added sugars or artificial ingredients. You can experiment with different juices if the dragon doesn't seem to like your first choice. The sweet smell of the juice should lure the dragon to the water bowl. If it doesn't, you can try adding a bit more juice to make the smell stronger. Make sure to replace the water and juice regularly, as dragons may defecate into the water even if they haven't drunk from it. Replace with a juice and water mixture after cleaning the water dish if the dragon still hasn't drank from it. Once the dragon has realized that it can satisfy its thirst with the bowl, it will know to go there when it's thirsty. From now on you can fill the bowl up with only water. Keep an eye on your dragon to make sure that it is in fact drinking. Bearded dragons don't need very much water, so it may be hard to catch them drinking. A bearded dragon's water dish needs to be cleaned everyday, since they will often defecate in their bowls.
A: Place a water bowl in the cage. Add juice to the bowl. Repeat the process until your dragon drinks. Replace the juice and water mixture with water.

Q: If you experience redness, unusual swelling, itching, burning, a rash, or pain that will not go away or subside, you may have an infection. If you do not have an infection, you may be sensitive to the cleaning products you are using or to the jewelry that is in your piercing. Pay attention to your body, if you feel like something is not right, look into it. If you notice a bad odor, an increase in discharge, or your discharge changes color, you may have an infection as well. Contact your piercer or your doctor if you have any signs of infection. If you think your piercing may be infected, do not remove the jewelry. Taking out the jewelry may not clear the infection automatically. Leave the jewelry in and wait for a consultation from a licensed piercer or doctor. Reach out at the first sign of infection. The longer you wait the worse it will get. You may be advised to remove your piercing, take antibiotics, or have some type of surgical intervention. Most infections can be treated with antibiotics.
A: Look out for infection. See a doctor or your piercer.

Q: You might see your teacher as only being a teacher, but keep in mind that they have a life of their own. Your teacher may be going through problems in their personal life, be stressed out from bad students, or be tired from working so much. Don't be too hard on your teacher and remember that they are a person too. Ask your teacher about their weekend, or what their favorite movies are. They'll appreciate you making an effort to learn more about them. You and your teacher don't have to be best friends, but you should be able to work together in a stress-free environment. Don't be a nuisance or give your teacher a hard time, and they'll most likely stop giving you a hard time. If you focus on your schoolwork and treat your teacher with respect, they should have no reason to dislike you. If your teacher seems to dislike you, it may be difficult for you to treat them with respect. However, if you're able to be respectful with your teacher while discussing schoolwork or personal issues, they may start to develop a mutual respect for you. When issues arise in the future, talk to your teacher respectfully, and in private, to hopefully resolve the issue.
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Get to know your teacher. Don't give your teacher a reason not to like you. Speak to your teacher respectfully.