Q: After everyone has received three cards, each player may look at his or her hand. Under no circumstance should a player allow any other player to see their hand. Players will be taking and replacing these three cards in turn throughout the game. Look at the three cards in your hand and the three cards in the window. Decide which cards, both in your hand and in the window, will push you closer to a hand totaling 31. Never forget you can only add together cards of the same suit! Keep this in mind while strategizing. Although betting is not necessary, it can heighten the stakes. If you chose to bet, every player should place an equal amount of chips into the center before anyone takes a turn. This player has the option to exchange one of their own cards for one of the cards in the window. Players can switch out as many cards as they wish as long as it is their turn. Players continue to add value to their three-card hands. Always make sure you have three cards in your hand, no more or no less. Try to reach a hand of 31, but also keep an eye on your opponents. Determine if they seem pleased or agitated by gestures, facial expressions and the tones in their voices. Scoring exactly 31 can be a difficult task. Sometimes a player must decide they are as close as they will get. Use your knowledge of the other players to decide if your hand has a good chance of winning. Perhaps you only have a score of 23, but everyone seems disgruntled and the game has been lagging on. You may be the winner.
A: Deal to the left, placing one card face down in front of every player in a clockwise rotation. Place three cards face up in the middle to create the window. Assess your cards. Place bets. Begin play with the player to the left of the dealer. Play continues in a clockwise fashion. Asses your competition's emotions as you play.

Q: You may feel disappointed, sad, or even rejected. These are all perfectly normal feelings to have. They may last for a little while, but they will fade. Express your sadness in healthy ways. Let yourself be upset and even cry. Let it out, and then promise yourself to let it go. Don't tell a bunch of friends, though. For example, don't text your friends about what your crush said or did today. Kids sometimes tease other kids who have crushes. Try writing down your thoughts in a journal at home, and/or listening to music. You may want to choose one best friend who you really trust to keep a secret. Whoever you choose to talk to about your crush, when you are done venting, ask that person to stop you if you start talking about your crush after you decided to let it go. Your parents are adults and their judgment is fully developed. You can trust and confide in them more than you can trust your classmates, because your parents are more mature and want you to live well. Help them to relate to what you're going through. Try saying, "Can you hear me out and be nonjudgmental? I would like someone to talk to." Ask something like, "What mistakes did you make as tweens and teenagers?" and "What did you learn?" This will help remind them of what they went through and how they felt at your age. If they can't think of any mistakes, try asking something else to open up the conversation, like, "How about any funny stories from when you were my about my age?" Try asking, "Who was your first crush?" Ask what your limits are when it comes to socializing with guys outside of school hours. It might not matter if your crush doesn't like you back, if you're not allowed to date yet. Try not to get mad or defensive at your parents' answers remember that are guiding you out of love. Try asking, "Am I allowed to go to the movies with a group of friends that includes a guy? Am I allowed to go on one-on-one dates?" Middle school relationships usually last just a few weeks. Think about this: imagine that he did like you, and you got your hopes up, only to be broken up with twelve days later. That would have be bad for your self-esteem! You won't have to deal with peer pressure to do anything you're not ready for yet. When you break up with someone in middle school, you still have to see them in class, which can be very uncomfortable. You aren't really ready for a relationship yet. Your mind and body are still growing, and so are your classmates. If a guy approaches you and says that he likes you and wants to date you, try saying, "Thanks for thinking of me, but I need to focus on my studies."
A: Realize that your feelings are normal. Vent. Talk to your parents about it. Ask your parents about dating. Be glad it didn't work out.

Q: Before you choose a cleaning method, check for care tags attached to your Saffiano bag, jacket, or other product. These care tags often have recommended methods for cleaning Saffiano leather. If present, follow these directions and only use an alternate method if the recommended method proves ineffective. Whether you're cleaning a handbag, a coat, or some other Saffiano leather product, there is always a chance that the cleaning method you've selected does more harm than good. To be sure you won't damage your Saffiano leather, test your cleaning method of choice by applying it to a section of leather that won't be visible. For instance, if you're cleaning a Saffiano leather passport jacket, test your cleaning method on the inside of the jacket rather than the outside, where the area you really want to clean is. When testing, check the surface of your cleaning cloth, sponge, or cotton swab regularly to see if you're removing any color from the leather. If you are, find an alternate cleaning method. Baby wipes are perfect for cleaning Saffiano leather for the same reason they are good for cleaning babies: they are gentle and won't cause damage when applied. You could use baby wipes to clean your Saffiano leather with gentle, circular motions. Alternately, you could rub the baby wipe in one direction across the surface of your Saffiano leather until it is clean. If a baby wipe didn't quite do the job, you could try soap and water. Mix a few drops of liquid soap with about two cups (240 milliliters) of warm distilled water. Mix them together with a few gentle stirs and dip a sponge or soft hand towel into the water. With your sponge or towel damp (but not soaking wet), gently wipe the leather's surface. Use a dry sponge or hand towel to remove any excess liquid once you've cleaned the leather to your satisfaction. Do not use tap water. The chlorine content could damage your Saffiano leather. If both baby wipes and soapy water have failed, try to clean your Saffiano leather with a baking soda mixture. Mix one tablespoon of baking soda with cup (120 milliliters) water. Dip a hand towel or dry cloth into the mixture and gently rub the spot you wish to clean in a circular motion, or wipe the area with continuous wipes in one direction.
A: Check care tags before getting started. Test the cleaning procedure on a less visible area. Use a baby wipe. Mix soap and water. Apply water and baking soda.

Q: If your pets are sick, go to the Healing Springs in Faerie Land. You can visit it every 30 minutes. Even if your pet isn't sick, you can visit the Springs to see if the faeries will give you elixirs and potions you can sell in your shop. If you have been a Neopets user for 30 days or more, go to the freebies site to get 2,000 neopoints and an item of food for each pet. You can do this once every month. When your pet is hungry, you can go to the Neolodge in Neopia Central, select your pet and then select "Cockroach Towers." Then select 28 days. Your Neopet will be bloated when they leave the Neolodge, and this will only cost 140np and your pet will be fed for almost a whole month.
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Use the Neopia health plan. Collect your freebies. Board your pet.