True fairies fly with the delicate, gossamer wings that grow on their upper back. You can buy fairy wings at costume shops and online. Look for larger wings made of a sheer fabric that's light in color (white, cream, soft pink or blue). If the wings are plain, consider decorating them with glitter, flowers and beads. Some fairies wear jeweled crowns, other prefer crowns made of flowers or leaves. If you opt for a jeweled crown, remember to choose one that has an old-fashioned, antique look. Feel free to paint flowers, butterflies and other romantic and natural designs on your face.
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One-sentence summary -- Wear fairy wings. Wear a crown. Wear face-paint.

Q: You all may have lived in the same house and spent most of your days together, but one person's perception of a situation could still be completely different than another's. Acknowledge that your adult child's recollection or perspective is just as valid as yours. A person's view of the situation may be totally different based on age, the power dynamic, or closeness of relationships. For example, moving to a new city may have been great for you, but your children may have struggled because they had no choice but to tag along. Separate realities are a part of family life. For example, when you were a child, your parents may have taken you to a museum. Their memory of the day may be of interesting exhibits and a fun family outing. You may remember being too hot in your coat and that the dinosaur skeletons scared you. Neither your or your parents' recollection is invalid, they are just different points of view. You may be estranged because one, the other, or both of you do not approve of the other's life choices. While you may not be able to do much about your child's attitude toward you, you can show your child that you accept them for who they are, no matter what. Take steps to show your child your change of heart. For example, if your child is gay, and you belong to a conservative congregation, find a congregation that is more liberal and accepting. You could let your child know that you are reading a certain book to try to understand their point of view. If your child is not speaking to you because they disapprove of your life choices, it will be more difficult. Be firm and confident in who you are, and keep showing them you love them. Do your best to keep communicating with them and looking for opportunities to see them. You don't have to change your opinions or beliefs, just refrain from showing disrespect for theirs. You can disagree with someone and still respect and love them. Not everyone's opinion needs to be the same. Honor their differences of opinion as best you can. If you are religious and your adult child is an atheist, for example, you could decide to skip church the weekend they are visiting. Find different topics of conversation than your contentious issues. If your adult child starts to engage you in conversation on topics that have made you argue in the past, you could say, "Will, let's agree to disagree on this for right now. I think the only thing we do when we talk about this is upset each other."
A: Accept that your child sees life from a different perspective. Accept each other's differences. Respect their right to disagree with you.

Article: It's a white app with a multicolored musical note on it. If you're prompted to update, click Download iTunes to do so. If you update iTunes, you'll need to restart your computer and re-open iTunes before proceeding. To do so, plug your iPhone's charger cable into the phone, then plug the USB (larger) end into a USB port on your Mac or Windows computer. It's the iPhone-shaped button in the top-left area of the iTunes window. This button is in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will synchronize your iCloud account's contacts with your iPhone, thereby adding your BlackBerry's contacts to your iPhone. You'll need to be signed into your iPhone with your iCloud account's Apple ID. If you don't have Internet access, your iCloud contacts won't synchronize.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open iTunes. Connect your iPhone to your computer. Click the "Device" icon. Click Sync.

Article: If you forgot some type of worksheet or essential assignment sheet, call up a friend. Ask if you can borrow their worksheet for a few minutes. Then take the worksheet to a nearby office supply store and have it photocopied. If you have a scanner and printer or a copy machine, you can complete this task at home. Most printing places charge $0.10 for a single black and white copy. If you do not have access to a copy machine, or do not have a ride to your friend's house, you can ask them to take a picture of the worksheet or scan it and send it to you by text or email. If you can't print it out, you can copy it by hand using your best handwriting. Does your school use an online platform to post assignments and grades? If so, it is possible your teacher posted a copy of this worksheet to that page. Log in, look for the name of this assignment or the chapter it corresponds to, and locate the worksheet. Print it out at home. If the worksheet was produced by the company who made your textbook, you can likely locate a copy of it online. Search by the publisher, textbook title, and subject matter or chapter you are working on. Locate a PDF of the worksheet and print it out at home. Often times, your teacher will have an electronic copy of the worksheet that they can send to you. Email your teacher right away and request a copy of the worksheet. Be sure to use clear grammar, complete sentences, and good etiquette in your email. You can only use this method once or twice before your teacher will become frustrated with you. Your teacher may be less than pleased that you don't have the worksheet if you've had an extended period of time to complete it rather than if it was assigned that day.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Photocopy a friend's worksheet for an easy solution. Look on the website for your course, if applicable. Find a PDF of the worksheet online if possible. Email your teacher as a last resort.