You want to be fresh and clean for your movie date. Make sure you take a shower or bath as close as possible to the time of your date. Try using a soap or body wash with a neutral scent, or one that matches your perfume or cologne. Avoid strong scents - you'll be sitting next to your date for a couple of hours, so keep things neutral to make the experience comfortable for your date, too. Once you bathe and finish washing your hair, apply a deodorant or antiperspirant to help control body odor and/or perspiration. Try wearing deodorant even if you think you don't need it. While you don't want to go over the top with your hairstyle for a movie date, you should at least make sure your hair is combed and looking neat. If you have longer hair, try a simple ponytail or braid. You can also go for a more involved up-do like a bun or topknot. If you have shorter hair, you can just comb or brush it and set the style in place with a little gel or hairspray. A movie date is an opportunity to look your best while still looking casual. Less can be more on a movie date as far as makeup is concerned. Instead of wearing intense eye makeup and bold lip color, try more neutral tones. For example, go for a taupe eye shadow, mascara, and a little lip gloss. You will want to make sure you have fresh breath for your movie date. Right before you walk out the door, brush your teeth. You can also floss and use mouthwash if you desire. Avoid eating anything that might give you bad breath after you brush your teeth.

Summary: Shower before the date. Apply deodorant and/or antiperspirant. Style your hair. Try wearing simple makeup. Brush your teeth.

Instead of simply drinking the milk on its own, dip a cookie or a piece of bread in it to soak up the milk, then eat the part you dipped. Before you know it, your milk will be gone. Bread will be healthier for you than cookies if you plan to do this every day. You can also use biscotti, which is designed to be dunked in liquid before eating. There are many varieties of biscotti that aren't nearly as packed with sugar as cookies are. If you have instant oatmeal for breakfast, you can use milk instead of water when you mix it. You likely won't taste the milk at all. If anything, your oatmeal may taste even better. Follow the instructions on the package carefully if you're using milk instead of water. Some brands require you to heat the milk separately and then stir in the oatmeal, while others require the milk and oatmeal to be heated together. Dry cereal in milk is a classic combination and also a way to get your milk in. Different types of cereal may also work to flavor the milk, so it doesn't taste like regular milk. Sugary cereals will typically disguise the taste of the milk the best. They're not as healthy for you to eat on a regular basis, but they're fine as a treat. Chocolate cereals will turn your milk into chocolate milk. Don't be afraid to combine tactics! For example, you might try cereal with slices of fruit and flavored milk. Choose ingredients with flavors you enjoy, preferably a mix of both fruits and vegetables. Combine everything in a blender, then add 1 cup (8 fluid ounces or 240mL) of milk. Pulse until smooth. Some fruits, especially kiwis and fresh pineapples, may curdle the milk. The smoothie should be fine if you drink it right away. However, if you prepare a large amount in advance and leave it in the fridge, it will go bad. There are plenty of recipes, especially for casseroles and other baked goods, that already call for milk. Even if the recipe itself doesn't call for milk, you can typically substitute milk for other liquid ingredients without having any problems. For example, if you're making a condensed soup, such as tomato, from a can, you can add a can of milk instead of a can of water. It won't alter the flavor of the soup itself, and you may find you like the texture of the soup better. If you're eating a ready-to-eat canned soup that doesn't require you to add water, adding milk is probably not a good idea. However, if it's a chowder or cream-based soup, you can typically add a little bit of milk it will just make the soup a little thinner.

Summary: Dunk bread or cookies into milk. Make instant oatmeal with milk instead of water. Have the classic milk and cereal for breakfast. Add milk to homemade milkshakes or smoothies. Stir milk into soups or casseroles.

To make origami paper, orient a standard sized paper (8.5x11) longways and fold a corner farthest to the opposite edge. Then cut off the excess part of the paper that wasn't covered by this fold. This will create a square. Sturdier paper will increase the the durability.

Summary: Buy or construct origami paper.

Usually you can't get a job at Cracker Barrel, but at some of your local cafes and restaurants, you can send a letter or talk to the manager about doing small things for a small price. This means if you go to a cafe, you can sweep and clean tables or wash a few dishes. You can tend to the plants, water them, and prune them. You can maybe do this at a local plant shop, where you know the owners of the business. Get your parents to talk to the owners. You can also just work for your parents. It will not be awkward, and you might have fun!
Summary: Work somewhere. Work at a plant nursery. Work in your family business.