Pick fun little enamel pins or even buttons with colorful sayings. You could even add floral brooches. Arrange them on your bag for a fun look that's all yours! You could also sew on interesting coat buttons. Your local fabric store should have an aisle of buttons to choose from. Clip on a kid's hair bow in a fun color to add a fun and feminine touch. Alternatively, make your own bow, and sew it into place. You could even make a series of small bows to attach across your bag. For a simple addition, tie a thin ribbon into a small bow. Trim the ends, and burn the ends quickly with a lighter to keep them from unraveling. Sew it into place with a needle and thread or glue it on with fabric glue or a bit of hot glue. Embroidery patches come in a variety of forms, so that makes it easy to find one perfect for your style. You could add little stars, flowers, fun sayings, kittens, or even just your name. Find patches online or at craft stores. Lay a small square scarf out flat. Roll it up from one corner to make a long band, and then wrap it around a strap for your fanny pack. Make a knot, and you've added a bit of color to help the bag match your outfit! You could also use a bandana, as you can find many colorful ones at craft stores.

Summary: Add pins to make your bag your own. Attach a bow for a girly touch. Iron or sew on patches to make a statement. Tie on a small scarf for a pop of color.

Being organized is key to being the best girl ever. Even the prettiest and happiest girls can be caught up in clutter. Lay out your clothes every morning, make your bed, keep your room clean, and always have the project that is due ready for the next day at school! This might be yoga, meditation, swimming laps of the pool, going for a walk, etc. Do whatever helps you to find a calm space amid the busyness of your life. This will allow you to cope with times of stress better, such as during exams or relationship breakups. Relax. Daily meditation or affirmations can be useful for keeping you both relaxed and focused on the purpose that you've chosen for yourself.

Summary: Stay organized. Take up relaxation exercises to keep you calm.

One symptom of Lyme disease is a rash, called erythema migrans. This rash starts at one point and expands out, sort of like a bull's eye. It may appear as soon as 3 days after being bitten, but it could take up to 30 days. It will likely start around your bite, but as the disease progresses, you'll see it on other parts of your body. One of the issues with diagnosing Lyme disease is the symptoms are similar to many other diseases. Mainly, they are similar to flu-like symptoms, such as chills and fever. You might also feel achy or have a headache. You may feel lightheaded or dizzy. Sometimes these symptoms are accompanied by nausea and vomiting. You may notice your joints are achy, and they may swell as well. Usually, this symptom will appear in your larger joints, such as your knees and elbows. Also, you may have a stiff neck. You may also have shooting pains in your body. Complications of Lyme disease can lead to heart issues. You may notice shortness of breath, as well as heart palpitations. These symptoms may be accompanied by chest pain. Another symptom of Lyme disease is partial face paralysis. This symptom is neurological in nature. Other neurological symptoms include meningitis (brain swelling), as well as numbness in your arms and legs. The main symptoms of meningitis are fever, low energy, and loss of appetite, though you may also have light sensitivity, a stiff neck, and a headache.

Summary: Check for a rash. Look for flu-like symptoms. Pay attention to joint pain. Notice heart issues. Watch for facial paralysis.

The state where you wish to become certified will look at your coursework and transcripts to make sure you have fulfilled all of their requirements. You might need to take more classes before you can receive initial certification. This test will assess will test your knowledge of both core liberal arts and sciences topics and teaching skills, and you will need to pass it before you can move on. You will also need to demonstrate your master of the subject area you will be teaching. While these vary by state, there are some things you will probably need to know anywhere. Testing areas will likely include music theory, music performance, listening skills, and music history and culture. Questions will likely be a combination of multiple-choice and essay format.
Summary: Fulfill any requirements that you did not complete during your coursework. Take the general teacher certification exam. Take the music subject area certification exam.