Article: White roses are the traditional wedding flower, and a bouquet using the white rose as its main accent would likely match well with the bride's gown. You may want to choose an elegant lily or orchid as your centerpiece, as the gold color of theses flowers' inner parts can create an elegant appearance. The white rose symbolizes unity and purity, making this the perfect flower to commemorate a new marriage. Choose mom's favorite flowers for your centerpiece and accent flowers, and coordinate colors to whatever her favorite might be. Mother's day roses are popular, but can be expensive due to increased demand. The color of roses can symbolize many different things, including gratitude. Though the recipient would likely appreciate any flowers you give as a way of saying thanks, dark pink roses are the traditional color for conveying this. Hospitals can be drab, and even your own home can become dull and lifeless when recuperating from an illness. Select vibrant, cheery colors for your get well soon bouquet. Green is symbolic of nature, and can promote tranquility, health, and can have a calming effect. Orange is considered to be an energetic, enthusiastic color, and may be just the thing to cheer your ill friend. Red is associated with love, warmth, and has been known to evoke strong emotions. You might pair this color with orange to create a pleasing effect. Yellow is a color associated with happiness and warmth, though can be overwhelming. Use yellow in moderation in your get well soon bouquets. Mournful occasions are best suited with soft, muted colors. Depending on culture, the kind of flowers you use in a funeral bouquet can vary drastically, but generally lilies, chrysanthemums, and orchids are suitable for these occasions.
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Coordinate the color of your bouquet for weddings. Make a bouquet for mother's day. Create a "thank you" bouquet. Theme your bouquet to say get well soon. Color your bouquet to express your sympathies.

Problem: Article: Talking for a long time can seem like a lecture to your teen, so try not to make lengthy comments or offer extensive advice to your teen. Instead, try to keep your comments short and to the point. For example, if your teen wants to know why they can't have a later curfew, you might say something like, "I know that you enjoy spending time with your friends, but 10pm is the curfew that we agreed on because you have obligations in the morning, and because I worry about you driving late at night. We can discuss a later curfew in a few months, but right now I think we should stick with the curfew that we agreed on." Finding ways to help your teen see themselves as part of a team may also help to improve communication. You can create a team narrative by telling stories about an injustice or major obstacle that someone in your family overcame, such as coming back from a job loss or standing up to someone. You can also use projects to get your teen to engage with the family. For example, you can involve your teen in redecorating the family room, putting together a scrapbook, or planning a family vacation. While it is not a good idea to follow your teen's every move on social media, you may be able to use social media to connect with your teen now and then. For example, you might share a news story that you know would be interesting to your teen on your teen's Facebook wall, or respond to an Instagram photo that your teen posted. Find out what social media outlets your teen uses most often and look for occasional opportunities to engage with your teen through these outlets. Don't involve yourself in online conversations that your teen is having with her friends. Don't use social media as a way to spy on your teen. Teens are in transition from childhood to adulthood and they require more privacy than they once did. When you talk with your teen, avoid prying into your teen's personal life, especially if your teen seems reluctant to share something. For example, if your teen goes on a date, don't request a play-by-play description of the evening. You might simply say something like, "They seemed like a nice person. I hope you had a fun evening."
Summary: Keep comments brief. Create a team narrative. Use technology to engage your teen. Respect your teen's privacy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Line a fine-mesh strainer with cheesecloth, muslin, or a clean dish towel. Place the strainer over a large mixing bowl. Pour the broth through the cheesecloth and strainer to remove any particles and impurities from the stock. Once the soup has been strained, you can discard the raft. Transfer the strained stock to the refrigerator and let it chill overnight. As the soup chills, extra fat will float to the surface, making the consomme as clear as possible. When you're ready to serve or reheat the consomme, remove it from the refrigerator. Use a ladle or spoon to skim off the fat that has risen to the surface of the stock.

SUMMARY: Strain the consomme. Chill the consomme. Skim off the fat before serving.

Talk to her and listen to her. Ask her about her family and where she grew up, her religion and politics, and what she likes to do for fun. Don't be critical or rude about her answers: they are hers, not yours! Respect her ideas, her opinions, and her beliefs. Girls like it when you treat them like people. If you want girls to find you attractive, respecting them as people is a great place to start. For example, ask her about her favorite hobby, and then ask her how she got into that hobby. This is a great way to work into talking about where and how she grew up, her family, etc. She likes Metallica.you like Metallica..bam! You now have something to talk about! Ask her about the music she listens to, the movies she watches, and the things she does in her spare time. Find some common ground and you will have a great way to get to know each other and bond. If we guaranteed you wouldn't get friend-zoned, we'd be lying. But being friends with a girl and showing her what a wonderful person you are is the best way to attract her. Show her how happy she'd be with you and then see how much happier you are with her. Be supportive when she is having a hard day, help take her mind off of her problems, be available when she needs help, and listen to her when she talks. Don't stare at her and then avoid eye contact. Don't hover around her and then never actually manage to say anything. Don't stare at.certain parts of her anatomy (however tempting). Don't make weird sexual advances if you don't know her well and definitely don't use pick up lines. Things like this will freak her out and definitely make you a lot less attractive.
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Get to know her. Find things you have in common. Be a good friend. Don't be a creeper.