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How to give good hugs
Know when to hug.
There are times for hugging, and times for keeping your hands to yourself. First, understand why you are hugging this person: perhaps you are greeting a dear friend; perhaps you are comforting someone who's crying; perhaps you are trying to share your feelings for a crush or a partner.

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- Remember that hugging is a physical kind of hug, not a sentimental kind. Hugging allows one to feel your partner's body without feeling pain, anxiety, or sadness.
- Remember that you have other, more intimate ways to touch your hugging partner. One of the main ways to hug a friend is to reach out to him or her.
- Understanding when to hug is often one of the first steps to a comforting embrace. Try to figure out what it is that the person says that makes a particular hug special.
- No matter the context, a good hug should feel natural. Wait for a break in the conversation, or a transition, or a poignant moment.
A: No matter the context, a good hug should feel natural. Wait for a break in the conversation, or a transition, or a poignant moment.

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How to write a short, funny story
Decide on a setting.
Some writers may prefer to plan out the plot before deciding on a setting. However, in comedic writing, humor is often based on situations.

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- If you plan on losing a vital element of comedy, planning a fun setting will also help you to succeed. If you are not going to work with comedy of a nature place, plot is usually based on your unique nature.
- People whose writing excites them, or at least produces them, tend to recommend looking for a certain place that entertains them. If you're writing a short story with a destination destination in mind, once you know what kind of story it is, you'll be able to branch out further, and so will your idea of a theme.
- This can work especially well if you are trying to write a story with a reader in mind. Writing with ideas is your chance to be spontaneous.
- Before you start writing out the storyline for your work, it may be helpful to consider where your story might take place and how you can derive humor from that setting. Try to be original in choosing your setting.
A: Before you start writing out the storyline for your work, it may be helpful to consider where your story might take place and how you can derive humor from that setting. Try to be original in choosing your setting.

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How to train german shorthaired pointers
Train your gsp to follow basic commands.
Basic commands will help your gsp behave properly. There a few commands every dog should know: sit, stay, , and.

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- Mastering these basic commands will give your gsp a foundation for learning more advanced skills. Since gsps are so intelligent, it probably won't take long for your gsp to learn these basic commands.
- However, if your german shorthaired pointer is very active and want you to teach him commands he will need to know the proper way to move. Your german shorthaired pointer should sit, stay, and.
- Sit is to sit in a squatting position with your gait at a right angle and your head turned slightly to the left or right. This position engages your dog's muscles and will create a safe, secure connection between your legs.
- Start with the following commands : Sit stop. Leave your dog in a squatting position for a few minutes, then move over to the side so your dog can stay in the for easier training.
A: Mastering these basic commands will give your gsp a foundation for learning more advanced skills. Since gsps are so intelligent, it probably won't take long for your gsp to learn these basic commands.

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How to improve a child's handwriting
Show her how to work within the lines.
Lines can help her get her proportion correct, which in turn makes her handwriting more readable. If she's having trouble with it, show her the best way to do it.

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- If she's having trouble with the lines, show her how to keep them together. You can find the word for the area she's in.
- Print on a piece of cardboard to show her how the lines should be taught. Use a ruler and guidelines to show her how to use the pencil.
- List above every line a worry or concern. That's the start of taking care of her handwriting.
- Use primary handwriting sheets that have colored lines as guides for each letter. Capital letters should go from the top line to the bottom line, and they should be twice the size of a lowercase letter.
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Use primary handwriting sheets that have colored lines as guides for each letter. Capital letters should go from the top line to the bottom line, and they should be twice the size of a lowercase letter.