INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When your doll is about to get her beauty sleep, do her hair. Repeat with the plastic bag. Spray three times in three different sections. Then brush the hair from bottom to top, since the bottom is where it gets the most frizzy. To prevent frizzy hair don't keep them in the sun for very long. Water can sink into the wool and mess up the cotton inside, making her less huggable. Also keep water away from their eyes. If it's bedtime, put her pajamas on. She will seem fresh and new as if you just got her.

SUMMARY: Choose a good time to do the hair. Place a face cloth over your doll's eyes and secure at the back with an elastic band. Fill a spray bottle with water. Spray your AG Doll's hair. Keep the AG Doll's body away from water. Finish up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Put a book or a newspaper in front of you and pretend that you're reading it. When the girl comes near you or walks past you, you can lift your gaze and check her out without her noticing. If you pull it off correctly, she'll just think that you were reading. If the girl's concentration is on something else, she won't be looking at you and you can check her out without her noticing. She could be talking to someone else, eating, exercising, or her head could be turned. Just make sure that her attention is on something else so that she doesn't catch you checking her out. If the girl's attention isn't on anything, you can create a distraction to misdirect her. Drop something on the ground or ask her to help you with homework and then check her out while she's concentrating on it. You can also ask her opinion of a piece of art, show, or event, and then sneak a look at her. Try to come up with valid excuses of why you might need to be around her. Group up with her for group projects or try to sit next to her if you share classes together. If she regularly shops at a certain place, you can start shopping there so that you have more opportunities and excuses to be around her.

SUMMARY: Pretend that you're reading. Look at her while she's preoccupied. Create a distraction. Pretend that there's a reason to be around her.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Attach the yarn to the crochet hook using a standard slip knot. This pattern calls for a size J/10 (6 mm) crochet hook and light to medium-worsted weight yarn, but you can vary the hook size and yarn weight as desired to create different sizes. Use lighter yarn and a smaller hook for a daintier bow, or use heavier yarn and a larger hook to make a chunkier bow. Work 25 chain stitches from the loop on your hook to create a foundation for the rest of your stitches. Slip stitch the last chain to the first to create a round. You can alter the size of the bow by changing the number of chains. The final length of the bow will be about half the length of your foundation chain. Working 25 stitches with the pattern hook size and yarn weight should create a bow between 3 and 4 inches (7.6 and 10 cm) long. Chain two, then work one half double crochet into each chain across the foundation round. Slip stitch the last half double crochet to the top of the initial chain-two. The number of half double crochets should match the number of chains in your foundation. Complete three more rounds following the same pattern used in the previous round. Chain two, then half double crochet once into each of the stitches of the previous round. Slip stitch the final stitch to the top of the chain-two in each round. Turn the work over in between rounds to keep the stitch pattern even. Cut the yarn, leaving roughly 3 inches (7.6 cm). Pull this tail through the loop on your hook to fasten it off. Use a yarn needle to weave the start and end tails into the inner stitches of the work. This step completes the body of the bow. You'll create the bow center separately. Attach new yarn to the crochet hook using a standard slip knot. This step starts the bow center. The yarn and hook used for the center of the bow should match that used for the body of the bow. Work four chains from the loop on your hook, creating a foundation row. The exact number of chains can vary depending on the size of the bow and your personal preference. This chain will determine the width of the center, so you can add fewer or more depending on how wide you want the center to be. Work one single crochet into the second chain from the hook, then work one single crochet into each remaining chain across the foundation. The number of single crochets made in this step should be one less than the number of stitches in your foundation. If you started with four chains, you should make three stitches in this step. Continue working rows of single crochet until you have a strip of material long enough to wrap around the center of the bow body. For each row: chain one, single crochet once into the same stitch as the chain, and single crochet once into each stitch across the rest of the previous row. Turn the work over in between rows. The final strip should wrap tightly around the center of the bow body. It will need to be slightly larger than the width of the body. Cut the yarn, leaving 10 inches (25.4 cm) of excess. Pull the excess tail through the loop on your hook to fasten it off. Fold the bow body to create one double-layered band. Cinch the center of that band, then wrap the smaller strip around that center. Center the seam of the bow body along the back of the folded band. The short ends of the bow center should meet over this seam. Using the 10-inch (25.4-cm) tail and the yarn needle, whip stitch the stitches along the short ends of the bow center, fastening it together. After finishing the seam, knot the yarn and weave it into the stitches.

SUMMARY: Tie the yarn to the hook. Work a foundation round. Half double crochet across. Work three more rounds of half double crochet. Fasten off the yarn. Tie new yarn to the hook. Work a foundation chain. Single crochet across. Work additional single crochet rows. Fasten off the yarn. Wrap the short strip around the center of the bow. Sew the short ends together.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the Google Voice app icon, which resembles a blue speech bubble on a white background. The app will open to your Google Voice page if you're signed into your Google account. If you aren't signed in, tap SIGN IN, then enter your email address and password. You may also be able to select an existing account if you use other Google products on your phone. If you don't have a Google Voice account, you'll need to tap Add account and follow the on-screen setup instructions, including choosing a Google Voice number. It's a grey speech bubble in the bottom-left corner of the screen. On Android, the "Chat" icon is in the upper-left side of the screen. This icon is in the middle of a blue circle in the bottom-right corner of the screen. A pop-out menu will appear. It's in the pop-out menu. Type in the phone number to which you want to send your text, then tap the number below the search bar. The number below the search bar may also appear as a name if the person to whom the number belongs is in your contacts. If you have contacts enabled for Google Voice, you can also tap a contact's name below the search bar, or you can enter a contact's name. It's above the keyboard. Type in the message that you want to send to the contact. You can add a photo or video to your message by tapping the mountain-shaped photo icon to the left of the text field and then selecting a photo or video from your phone's camera roll. It's a grey, paper plane-shaped icon to the right of your typed message. Doing so will send your message like a regular text. You can also receive texts in Google Voice; if your contact replies to you, you'll be able to see the reply here.

SUMMARY:
Open Google Voice. Tap the "Chat" icon. Tap +. Tap Send a message. Enter a contact's number. Tap the "Type a message" text field. Enter a message. Tap "Send" .