Article: . Put everything you need in your bookbag the night before. This way you can concentrate on very looking good in the morning and don't have to worry about running around finding your books and homework. If you have to bring a lunch tomorrow, prepare it the night before, too. But don't put that in your backpack you can keep that in the fridge. If there's something that has to be left out (say an art project that has to finish drying), make yourself a note and leave it on top of your backpack to remind yourself in the morning that it hasn't been packed yet. Find an item that you really like such as a shirt, shoes, a belt, a necklace, or even socks. Center your outfit around that item, and piece it together to make it look good. Hang it in a special place or leave it close to your bed. When you wake up, you don't have to rush picking out an outfit in the morning. If you wear a uniform, make sure it is ironed and hung up in your closet. You do not want your clothes to look wrinkled and worn. You should get at least eight hours of sleep every night so you look good and get good grades. Plan your day out so you can get a full night of sleep. Everybody needs a different amount of sleep, but most people fall into the 7 to 10-hour category. In fact, the average teen needs a whopping 9 1/4 hours of sleep to feel rested. Aim for that number as much as possible.
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Collect what you need for school Pick out what you want to wear. Get a sufficient amount of sleep.
Article: Wash and peel the apples first. Then, prepare them in one of the following ways: Core the apples, then cut them into rings/slices. Cut the apples into thin wedges. Cut the apples into quarters, then into -inch (1.27 centimeters) thick slices. Tilt the skillet from side-to-side as the butter melts to help it spread evenly across the bottom. You can use white or brown sugar, but brown sugar will give you a better flavor. Keep stirring until the sugar and cinnamon are mixed evenly with the butter. Turn the apples often with a spatula or wooden spoon so that they get cooked evenly. Scoop the apple slices out with a spoon, and serve them in a bowl. If you don't want the "sauce" leftover from the apples, scoop them out using a slotted spoon instead.
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Prepare the apples for frying. Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Stir the sugar and cinnamon into the butter. Add the apples, and cook them over medium-high heat for about 5 to 8 minutes. Serve the apples while they are still warm.
Article: Let the brush dry for at least 24 hours, or until it no longer seems damp. Avoid touching your brush, particularly the bristles, while it is drying. Moving the bristles too much as they dry can cause them to lose their shape. Although some may advise you to store your brush in a jar of water or mineral spirits, this method can warp the bristles. Keep your brush in a box instead so it stays in better condition.
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Leave the varnish brush out to dry for 24 hours. Do not store your brush in water or mineral spirits.