Article: If you use a plastic resealable bag, blow air into the bag before you seal it so that the blooms aren't crushed by the bag. If you've used fresh flowers, refrigerate the corsage until you're ready to transport it. If you've used silk flowers, then place the corsage in a cool, dry place so that it won't fade in the light.
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Trim the remaining ends of the ribbon so that they aren't visible behind the bouquet. Place the corsage in a plastic box or in a plastic resealable bag. Store the corsage until you're ready to transport it.
Article: Be kind to everyone around you to show him you are living like Jesus. Stay away from sin, especially sexual sin, because this shows him you know what is right and wrong. Continue to work on living more like Jesus. He may not see how godly you are the first time you ever talk to him. It will take time, and you have to consistently live in this way for him to see you. Talk to him about the things that make it hard for you to live like Jesus. Being honest about your struggles brings the two of you closer together. Being yourself and staying true to your personality is what's going to make him attracted to you. Don't try to change yourself or be what you think he wants. It wears you out, and he'll realize it was all fake. Make him like who you really are, not a made up version of yourself. If you really like hip-hop music, tell him that. He may like it too, but you'll never know if you hide it. Don't hide parts of yourself that are important to you, because those may turn out to be what he likes the most about you. Tell him, "I love to garden because it gives me the feeling of providing food for myself, rather than always buying it at the store." Boys don't always pick up on all of the subtle work you're doing to get him to like you. After you have spent time together and have talked a lot, tell him how you feel about him! He may like you already and be too afraid to say anything. Telling him you like him gives him the chance to like you back. This may end up making things awkward if he doesn't have those feelings for you. Either way, it is better to get things out in the open than keep it a secret. Say, "Jesse, it's been fun getting to know you recently. I think you are a really great guy and I have strong feelings for you. How do you feel about me?"
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Be a godly woman. Be true to who you know you are. Tell him that you like him.
Article: Cutting down a tree is no small feat, and before you start, you need to wear the right protection. Always wear a logger's helmet, earmuffs, a face screen, safety glasses, thick gloves, and Kevlar chaps. A helmet protects you from falling branches, earmuffs and a face screen protect your face and ears, and safety glasses keep the dust out of your eyes. Kevlar chaps stop chainsaws the instant the bar hits your leg. Most trees are taller than you think and can reach farther on the ground than initial estimates. By using the "axe handle trick," you can determine how far the tree is going to fall. Hold your axe vertically at arm's length and close one of your eyes. Either walk toward the tree or back away from it until the axe is even with the treetop and the bottom even with the base. Your feet should be located where the treetop rests after falling. Add 1 to 2 feet (0.30 to 0.61m) of extra room just to be safe. Although many crepe myrtles won't be tall enough to pose serious damage, some can reach up to 33 feet (10m). For these trees, cut away any brush around their trunk using garden shears and lay out two escape routes on the side of the tree. Each escape route should be around 45 degrees from the other in opposite directions. Think of the felling direction as the bottom line of a capital "Y", and the two top lines the escape routes. Before cutting down the tree, look out for loose branches, dead branches that are still attached, and buildings, fences, or power lines that are in the felling zone. Loose or dead branches should be removed prior to cutting. Determine which direction the tree is leaning by looking for the side with the heaviest load/branches. If your felling zone contains buildings, fences, or power lines, stop here and call a professional. Using an axe, make a notch cut that is 1/5 of the way into the tree's trunk. The bottom cut should be 30 degrees from the horizontal plane, while the top cut should be 60 degrees from it. The notch cut will be the direction the tree falls. Always start with the top cut. If you meet the top notch perfectly when making the bottom cut, the wedge will drop out. If you don't, you will have to extend the cuts from the top or bottom to let the wedge drop free. Your felling cut should be level with the apex of your notch. Draw a line with a piece of chalk connecting both sides for a guide. Once the tree begins to lean, pull your saw free, hit the saw's chain break, and move to one of your escape routes. Keep your eye on the tree so that you can properly react if it falls in a way that conflicts with your plan.
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Wear the proper safety gear to protect yourself. Estimate the felling zone using an axe. Cut a way for two escape routes using garden pruners. Examine the tree for potential problems. Create a notch cut using your axe. Cut the tree horizontally with a chainsaw using the apex as a guide.