You can do one of two things: sew up the bird and then stuff it, or pile the stuffing on it and then sew it up. Either way, fold the two edges of the bird back to the middle using heavy kitchen string to sew it up. You can make a needle out of a large paper clip, and use pliers to push and pull it through. Be sure to sew through both skin and some meat, because the skin will tear if you sew through that alone. You will be "sewing" up the bird where you made the first cut through the skin along the spine. Begin at the neck (wing) end and draw the string through both skin and meat on both sides and tie a knot to hold the two sides together. Then "sew" down the cut, pulling the two sides together. If you already piled the stuffing on top, continue sewing the bird shut. If you will be stuffing the bird now, stop before you get to the cavity, leaving the string and needle to one side. Stuff the bird (you may find it easier if you place it in the kitchen sink, but wash the sink first), sew the cavity shut, and tie off the string. After the bird is sewn up, flip it over so that it is breast side up. Because it has been deboned, the bird will look somewhat relaxed, and the legs will sag to the sides in a yoga-esque pose. You can use more kitchen string to tie up the legs into position. Even if you left the leg bones in, you may still want to put a tie around the legs. They lack the support from the entire skeletal structure and may still sag a little if not tied. If you roll the bird over and find that you DID punch through the breast skin, don't worry. Simply take out your needle and kitchen string and sew it up as best you can. It will still roast up deliciously! You can also tie the wings and legs together cross-ways to hold the bird together in the pan. There's no real wrong way to do it (as long as the ties are sturdily on, of course).

Summary: Stuff and sew up the bird. Tie up the legs. Sew up any accidental cuts.

This is easier said than done, but it is important to quell your anxiety in order to be able to eat. Being nervous is going to make it more difficult to eat and digest your food. It can also cause your hands to shake, leading to spills. Try to relax and appear calm and cool in front of your crush. Replace automatic negative thoughts with more rational ones. If you are feeling judged, remember that everyone eats. It is perfectly normal and necessary. Prepare for eating in front of your crush by eating socially around other people more often. Many people eat too fast. Slow down. Take time to really enjoy your meal and the conversation with your friends and your crush. Spend less time worrying about eating and more time focusing on what your crush has to say. It's really their company that you are interested in more than the food. Talk more between each bite. Invite your crush into the conversation. This moment is not the end of the world. There are plenty of things to look forward to. If this moment of eating in front of your crush is freaking you out, focus on the future instead. Strike up a conversation about a movie that just came out. If you are eating in the school cafeteria, talk about the classes you have coming up in the afternoon. Keep it positive. Try to focus on things that make you happy to quell your nerves. Talk about your hobbies. Maybe you play a sport and have a big game coming up, or you're reading a really good book. The fact is, eating is normal. Everyone must eat in order to survive. Anxiety over eating in social situations can be the result of feeling judged or suffering from a poor personal body image. If you suspect you may have an eating disorder, ask for help. Check with your doctor if you notice effects on your health, like fatigue, severe weigh loss, or loss of your menstrual cycle. Ask for support from your friends, family and a medical professional. Have hope in knowing that this will get easier the more you do it. You will become more comfortable in the company of your crush after you get to know each other better. Also, the more you practice eating in front of other people, you will eventually become more comfortable doing it in front of your crush.

Summary: Relax. Focus on the conversation. Look forward to another activity after eating. Seek therapy if your anxiety is overwhelming. Keep trying.

You'll find this in your Start menu. You can also press Win and type "xbox." You can use the Xbox app to take a screenshot of any game running in Windows 10. You'll find this in the menu on the left side of the screen. This will display the DVR and screenshot settings. The Game DVR will need to be enabled in order to take screenshots with the app. Click the slider to toggle it on. When the Game DVR is enabled, the built-in shortcut is Win+Alt+PrtScn. You can click the empty field next to this and set your own custom shortcut if you want. This will open the folder that your screenshots will be saved in. If you want to change where your screenshots are saved, you'll need to move the Captures folder to that location. Screenshots will automatically save to the Captures folder, wherever it is. For example, to move it to your Pictures folder, move up one directory and then drag the Captures folder to the Pictures folder in your sidebar. The Xbox app does not need to be open to use the screenshot feature. It will be saved to the Captures folder that you may have moved earlier.
Summary: Open the Xbox app in Windows 10. Click the Settings button. Click the "Game DVR" tab at the top of the menu. Toggle the DVR on if it is off. Set a custom screenshot shortcut (optional). Click the "Open Folder" button in the "Saving captures" section. Move up one directory and then move the Captures folder to another location. Start a game that you want to take screenshots in. Press your screenshot key or combination to take the screenshot.