In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find and print a set of small footprints or shoe prints; you can also draw them instead. Fill your paper with these prints, leaving space between each one. You will be using this template to trace your edible footprints, so use a size that appeals to you. Use a dark color, otherwise you won't be able to see the footprints through the parchment paper. You can pipe the footprints directly onto the plate instead. In this, click here to continue. How long this takes depends on how cold it is in your kitchen. Most candy melts will only take about 10 to 15 minutes. If you are using royal icing, this could take several hours to overnight. Stagger the footprints so that they look like the leprechaun was walking. Place them on a plate or onto other edible (sweet) foods, such as: cakes, pies, or pancakes. Don't use the "candy melts" ones on warm food, otherwise they will melt. Consider leaving behind some evidence, such as a chocolate coin or a few Skittles. Get creative with your leprechaun's path. Have the leprechaun walk around foods he doesn't like and step onto the food he does like.
Summary: Create your template. Allow the footprints to dry. Arrange the footprints.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you even get near your hair with the clippers, get familiar with them. Find the power button, turn them on and off, practice changing out the blades, clip the guards on and off, run through the speed settings, etc. Clippers tend to be heavier than people expect, so get a feel for their heft first. Mid-buzzcut is definitely not the ideal time to reference the manual, so get to know your tool. The best space to use is your bathroom, since you can jump right into the shower after and easily sweep/vacuum the hair up from the floor. Hair can be very difficult to get out of your clothing, so wear a plastic bag over yourself or do it without clothing altogether (another reason why the bathroom is the ideal spot). If you're going from a longer hairstyle to a buzzcut, it will be easier on you and your clippers if you chop off most of your length first. Use a sharp pair of scissors and cut off the hair, leaving only a few inches. Don't worry about cutting it evenly, since you're about to buzz it off. Just chop most of the length off and then you're ready for the clippers. Hair growth direction is different for everyone and it also may vary on different parts of your head. Run your fingers through your hair to figure out the direction of growth the places where you feel the most force against your fingers indicates growth in that direction. If you have a lot of variation all over your head or if you're afraid you might forget the growth directions, take down a few notes for reference. If this is your first time using clippers or if you currently have long locks, first buzz all of your hair with a guard that won't cut it too short. When you use anything less than a #3 clipper guard, your scalp will be visible. If you've never had a buzz cut before, you probably won't know if you have any bald spots, lumps, scars or any other scalp issues that you wouldn't want to be visible. Always start a cut with clean and groomed hair, which will extend the life of your blades. Start at the back of the neck and move the direction of the clippers up to ear level. Trim around the ears with a special clipper, which you were hopefully able to obtain. If you don't have this, buzzing around the ears may be a little more difficult, but it can be done. Then buzz from ear to temple level. If you have persistent long pieces, cut them carefully with scissors. Go slowly and pay close attention to what you're doing around the ears. If you're right handed, place your left hand on the back of your head in a horizontal position (if you're a lefty, reverse those instructions). Your hand will act as a guide so that you can avoid cutting too far up or crookedly. Starting at the bottom, drag the clippers up through your hair until you bump against your hand. Put the clippers down and use the second mirror to check your work. Repeat the process of making one pass with the clippers and then checking the mirror until you've buzzed all of the back of your head. If you don't have a second mirror on hand, use the camera on your phone. Do a couple of passes with the clippers, then check to see if anything needs fixing. Due to the curve of the head, it's easy to miss some longer pieces. Try different directions to get any stray pieces that might be lingering. Try going side to side across the top of the head, and both forward and backwards. Feel for any leftover long pieces with your fingers and clean up whatever remains. Do the back of the neck without a guard on the clippers. Use your hand, a headband, a piece of tape, or something else as a guide for the back of the neck. Apply pressure with the clippers and move them move slowly until you hit the edge of the guide. Be careful doing this, since the clippers can easily push under your guide if you aren't paying attention. Use two mirrors or a camera to check your work and clean it up if needed. Be careful not to cut an uneven line at the bottom of the style.
Summary: Get to know your clippers. Prepare your space. Cut long hair off before buzzing. Buzz in the opposite direction of hair growth. Start with a guard that doesn't cut too short. Do the sides first. Use your hand as a guide for cutting the back. Drag the clippers from forehead to crown to buzz the top. Clean up the hairline.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're the type to get angry or hold grudges, people will not be drawn to you naturally. Try to let go of past treatment and be empathetic of others. If a friend forgot to return a text, this is probably not worth getting upset over. If you're a kind, forgiving person, people will feel at ease around you. They'll be more likely to contact you, as they'll feel comfortable in your presence. However, there's such a thing as being too forgiving. Remember to watch out for one-sided friends. At a certain point, it is appropriate to assert yourself. Letting go of small indiscretions does not mean you should put up with long-term mistreatment. A lot of times, people have high or unreasonable expectations of their friends. Consider what you expect from those around you. Is it fair? Is it reasonable? If not, you may want to let go of certain expectations. This will help you relax more, allowing others to feel comfortable and welcome in your presence. Do not pick your friends apart too quickly. Accept that your friends are imperfect and make mistakes. If a friend fails to return a text message, don't jump to accusing him or her of disrespect. It's not reasonable to expect text messages to always be returned. Chances are, you've failed to return a text or two as well at some point. Understand your friends aren't going to match you all the time. While you may be excellent at returning e-mails and phone calls, other people are less organized. You can't expect your friends to be at your level in every respect. Chances are, there are things about you your friends find frustrating as well. Let people know you enjoy being included. Being gracious and kind will encourage people to contact you again. After a night out, for example, text a friend something like, "Thank you so much for including me tonight. I had a great time, and I appreciate the invite."
Summary:
Avoid holding grudges. Alter your expectations. Show appreciation when you are contacted.