Wear things that reflect who you are, not the girl or boy in class that you think dresses fabulously. Do not try to be something you're not. Rock your personality with a style you're comfortable with. Just be yourself. For example, if you're a quiet, unassuming person, try a cute plaid skirt with a button-up. If you're a talkative type, try a colorful neon rainbow, or if you're a punk rocker, try some pink and black skirts and hoodies. Take one day of the week, and wear something nicer or something you didn't give justice before.
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One-sentence summary -- Dress as befits who you are. Reflect some of your personality in your clothing.

Many dogs, even if they're in otherwise good health, may have a reaction to a rabies vaccine. This is usually normal and symptoms should clear up within a week. Anaphylactic, or allergic reactions, are the most common types of reactions. They usually occur during booster shots and after the 2nd or 3rd round. Your dog might become lethargic and show a mild fever and have swelling around the site of the vaccination. Your vet might recommend antihistamines as treatment if the reaction is severe. Severe reactions, while rare, can be fatal. If you live some distance from a vet then you need to be prepared to accept this risk if considering vaccination yourself at home. Local reactions are swelling, redness, and itching about the site of the injection. They occur shortly after a vaccination and are usually not serious. They tend to pass within a few weeks. Systemic reactions are things like fever, lethargy, and loss of appetite. They are common, appear shortly after an injection, and tend to pass within a few days. A serious reaction will occur within 10 to 30 minutes of the injection. The dog may collapse and go into shock and will have pale gums, a racing heart, and may lose consciousness. Please monitor your dog for a while after vaccination for any adverse effects. Immediately after a vaccine, keep an eye on your dog for about an hour. Bad reactions might occur in this timeframe and medical care might be needed. Be careful handling your dog in the days following a rabies vaccine. He will probably be sore around the site of injection and you'll want to avoid touching this area. Occasionally, reactions can get quite serious. If you follow proper protocol, this is rare. However, know when medical care might be needed in the event of a serious reaction. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is an immune response that triggers the release of red blood cells. It is unlikely to occur in response to a rabies vaccine, but not impossible. Signs include lethargy, increased heart rate, difficulty breathing, vomiting, and diarrhea. Autoimmune reactions can be quite serious and warrant medical attention. If you notice any of the above symptoms, seek immediate medical care. If local reactions, such as swelling, or systemic reactions, such as a fever or lethargy, do not go away on their own within a few days, take your dog to see a vet to determine why the reaction is so persistent.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand what reactions are normal. Monitor your dog for any effects. Seek medical care, if necessary.

Get out a small saucepan and wash 1 1/4 cups (250 g) of fresh strawberries. Use a small knife to carefully trim off the strawberry stems and discard them. Cut the strawberries in half, if they're large. Set 2 strawberries aside and place the remaining strawberries in the pan along with: 1/8 cup (25 g) of sugar 1/3 cup + 2 tablespoons (100 ml) of water Turn the heat on to medium and stir the sugared strawberries. Cook the strawberries, so they start to bubble gently. Simmer the strawberries for 3 minutes or until they're soft. Turn off the heat and use a fork to mash the strawberries. You could also use a potato masher to mash the strawberries. Be gentle when mashing, so you don't splash hot juice on you. Measure out 1 1/2 cups (140 g) of mini-marshmallows and add them to the hot strawberry mixture. Stir the mini-marshmallows in, so they dissolve completely. Let the mixture cool in the pan. The mini-marshmallows will help the strawberry mousse set up, since the mini-marshmallows contain gelatin. Place 3/4 cup + 2 tablespoons (200 ml) of heavy whipping cream into a large mixing bowl. Use a stand or hand mixer to whisk the cream on high speed for several minutes. The cream should stiffen, so the whisks leave firm peaks when you lift them away. To help the cream whip, chill the mixing bowl and whisk attachments for 5 to 15 minutes before whipping the cream. Once the strawberry mixture is cool, scoop in the whipped cream and use a rubber spatula to gently fold it in. Transfer the strawberry marshmallow mousse into a serving bowl or individual dishes. Refrigerate the mousse for 2 hours, so it sets up. You can cut the reserved strawberries in half and garnish the mousse with the halves.
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One-sentence summary -- Combine the strawberries, sugar, and water. Simmer and mash the strawberries. Stir in the mini-marshmallows. Whip the heavy cream. Combine and chill the strawberry marshmallow mousse. Finished.

To create pin curls, you must start with evenly damp hair. Although you can just spray your hair to wet it, washing it will give you a clean slate and your curls will last for longer. Towel dry hair after your wash to remove excess water. If you have very thick hair, give a little time for your hair to air-dry before creating the curls. You may need to mist the ends lightly to get even dampness in this case. The goal is to have your hair completely dry before removing the pins, so if you feel it is too wet let it dry a bit first. This goes even if you hair is not incredibly thick. You can also apply a setting lotion or thin styling gel to help the curls hold. This will prevent your hair from becoming frizzy and any of the pins from coming loose. Try using a cotton scarf or bandana, so that it will absorb some of the moisture from your hair. This will also reduce the static cling created from the friction of the scarf on your hair. If you put your pin curls in at night, sleep with the scarf in. Make sure that it is secure enough that it won't slip from your head while you snooze. It is easiest to create your pin curls at night before you go to bed and then sleep on them. You can also just sit around and wait for them to dry. Regardless of when you set your curls, be sure that your hair is completely dry before you remove the pins. Avoid using a hair-dryer on your pin-curls, as it will make your hair frizzier and lose its curl. If you're in a hurry, use a diffuser on your dryer to minimize frizz. Make sure the dryer is on the lowest setting. If your hair is still damp, give it more time to air dry. Test one of your curls to see if it is dry enough. Remove the pins from the single curl, and unravel your hair. Check to verify that the entire strand is dry. If it is, your pin curls are ready.
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One-sentence summary --
Wash your hair. Wrap your head in a scarf or bandana. Wait several hours.