IN: What happens next?

How to fold clothes
Use the simplest method.
This is one of the easiest methods of folding shirts. It's best to use on short-sleeve shirts, but can also be used for long sleeved shirts.

OPTIONS:
- Stand in front of the shirt you want to fold. Bring one of your folded shirts, or only the shirt you want to fold, out.
- If you only use a towel, doing so on short-sleeved shirts is easier, too. Use a towel to cover the shirt.
- Start with a plain shirt, and fold it in half lengthwise. From there, move onto the other side.
- Start by placing the shirt face up on a flat surface. Fold in half vertically with the arms together.

OUT: Start by placing the shirt face up on a flat surface. Fold in half vertically with the arms together.

IN: What happens next?

Men pole vault and make it over the pole. We see the scores on a chain link fence. a man

OPTIONS:
- makes it over the pole and stands up and pumps his fists and we see the scores on the fence.
- rope jumps around a high beam with an audience watching.
- stands then jumps over the fence.
- jumps over the fence and lands on his feet.

OUT: makes it over the pole and stands up and pumps his fists and we see the scores on the fence.

IN: What happens next?

How to confront someone who has been gossiping about you
Get the facts about the situation.
Sometimes we hear about gossip through gossip, and it might not be true. It doesn't pay to go barging in angry only to discover you've gotten the wrong idea about what was said.

OPTIONS:
- In fact, there's a chance that the person you think started the gossip may not have been involved at all. Be absolutely certain before accusing or confronting the person.
- Sometimes, we don't even realize how hurtful what was said may have been. Before going in to confront the offender, ask a trusted adult or trusted friend to be your advocate.
- What is it? Do you feel that you've done something wrong? If you feel that maybe something was done wrong, but it wasn't because of you, write down your thoughts. Write down all the reactions that have come to mind, because they're more likely to make you feel better.
- If you get over the idea a second time and really don't like what you hear, you might consider taking a step back and confronting the person about it. Sit down with the person for a while and say something like, " i wasn't making assumptions.

OUT:
In fact, there's a chance that the person you think started the gossip may not have been involved at all. Be absolutely certain before accusing or confronting the person.