Easter often takes place as the weather starts to get warmer. If you live in an area where Easter marks the start of spring, take advantage of the warm weather to celebrate the day. Spend Easter Sunday taking a long walk or hike along a local nature trail. If you don't live near a wooded area, you can simply take a walk through your neighborhood with family and friends. For example, instead of driving to your favorite ice cream place, walk or bike there. Many people love early afternoon brunches on Easter. You can go out to a restaurant that has an Easter brunch special. You can also have family or friends over for an Easter-themed meal. Due to the connection with eggs, deviled eggs or scrambled eggs can be a good thematic fit to your Easter meals. Many people enjoy serving ham as the main dish for their Easter meal. Think about adding some side dishes such as mashed potatoes or glazed carrots. Try to use a spring-like color scheme. For example, use pastel plates, napkins, tablecloths, and silverware. As Easter falls during the spring in many parts of world, it is seen as a celebration of life. Stop by a local greenhouse and pick up some seeds. Plant them in your yard or in a pot in your home. Growing some new flowers or other plants can help you commemorate Easter by welcoming spring. Holidays are great opportunities for us to spend time with our loved ones, enjoying the time together. Most people have the day off on Easter, so take advantage of that time. Make some plans with your loved ones to make your Easter together a great one. For example, you and a group of friends could get together for dinner on Easter Sunday. Photos can be a fun way to remember the holiday. While having brunch, dinner, or engaging in other activities, bring a camera. Take some great photos to help you remember your Easter memories for years to come.
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One-sentence summary -- Take a hike with family or friends. Have an Easter brunch. Plant something to celebrate new life. Spend time with family and friends. Take photos each year to preserve memories.

For example, if your boyfriend is into sports, it's most likely because he plans to be good at the sport, he enjoys watching a game, or sports are just fun for him. If he is more of a science boy, aka an adorable nerd, it's most likely because he is smart, or finds it fun when doing math and science. He may also be interested in getting good grades for his future. Mostly every guy is a sports fan. They love it when a lady watches a game or talks it for a little bit. It's a turn-on. Also seek to enjoy the things he does. If your BF enjoys certain things, his friends are most likely to be into the same sort of things. They may all be sports fans or be in a math group, for example. Try putting yourself with him and his friends. If you don't like some or all of his friends, learn to be polite and still hang around them without causing tension. You don't have to be best friends with any of them, just tolerant.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand the things your boyfriend does and why he does them. Watch a game or talk sports with him. Become good friends with your boyfriend's friends.

When annotating other artists' work, you'll want to consider its context. What is the work's title? Who created it? What do you know about the artist's biography, or the history of this work? Draw on your knowledge of the elements of art to write an account of the work itself. Describe its medium and overall composition as well as things like its use of color, line, texture, and form. What is the subject or theme of the work? Is if focused on the depiction of an object or individual? Does a tell a story? Or is the work more abstract? Consider for a moment what the artist seems to be saying in the work, and summarize it as a message. You could also mention here whether the work seems to relate to something from culture or history, or to reference other artworks. Mention which aspects of the work seem to be most successful. Then, ask yourself what you would have done differently had you created the work. You can also mention what you would ask the artist about the work, if you were able to. If you are annotating the work of another artist, instead of reflecting on your own creative process, you'll devote a couple of paragraphs to an analysis of the piece you're studying. For instance, you could begin with a paragraph that describes the artist's background, and the work itself. You could then follow with a paragraph that gives your interpretation of the work's meaning, and evaluates its strengths and how you might have approached the work differently. After you have the annotations written out, make sure to proofread for spelling and grammar. Polish your sentences stylistically as well so that your writing sounds clear and lively.
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One-sentence summary -- Give some background information. Describe the work. State the artwork's meaning in your own words. Evaluate the artwork. Write your thoughts out.

Sewing is the queen of lost skills, so if you don't know even the most basic stitches, you really aren't alone. At minimum, though, you should know how to sew hems, repair small rips and tears, and attach buttons. Learn a variety of basic stitches, including the straight stitch, the back stitch, the zigzag stitch, and the basting stitch. Invest in a sewing machine. As your sewing skills improve, consider buying a sewing machine of your own. You will probably be glad that you did. Fixing garments and creating projects from scratch will both be much easier if you learn to machine sew as well as hand sew. Sewing is not the only lost skill worth learning, of course. There is a wide range of other crafts and domestic abilities you can explore. You do not need to master all of them, but picking one or two you'd like to become great at can improve your standing as a domestic goddess. Potential areas of interest could include gardening, crocheting, or knitting. You could also check out community craft websites, like Pinterest, to get more ideas. You can learn a lot by teaching yourself, but sometimes, the best way to learn a new skill or to advance an old one is to take an actual class on it. Look for cheap classes in your area or sign up for a class online.
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Master the basics of sewing. Get crafty. Take classes.