When you're ready to start dyeing your clean and dry hair, lift up a small section of hair and lay a rectangular piece of saran wrap or foil behind it. Place the wrap or foil right at the root of your hair and use your hand to support it from behind. Think about how many streaks you want to add to your hair, and cut out 1 piece of saran wrap or foil for each streak before you get started. If you're creating narrow highlights, try picking up and painting a few thin strands on the same piece of saran wrap or foil. Pick up a dollop of the pre-mixed Kool-Aid dye paste with the brush and apply it directly to your hair. Brush it on, working from the roots to the tips, until the whole section is covered. Support the strands from behind with your hand that's beneath the piece of saran wrap or foil. To prevent the dye from getting onto other parts of your hair, fold the saran wrap or foil tightly around each dyed strand. If your hair is longer than the piece of wrap or foil, fold up the tips of your hair into a little bundle close to your roots before folding up the foil. Once you've painted strand of hair and encased in saran wrap or foil, flip it up so it sits off of the under layers of hair. Slide on a hair pin onto the base or middle of the little packet of hair to secure it at your crown. If you're using saran wrap, try using a hair tie to create little bundles out of each section. The easiest way to add streaks is to start at your crown and pin back each foil-wrapped section as you work down your head. Once you've completed as many streaks as you want, double-check that all the wrapped sections are secure. If you have a lot of streaks, consider wrapping your hair in a plastic bag or with a few long pieces of saran wrap to hold them in place while you wait. Depending on the natural color and thickness of your hair and the deepness of the color you want to achieve, leave the dye on for as long as you want. If you want a really saturated hue, leave the dye on for 5 hours. If you have light hair and you just want a light tint, don't leave the dye on for longer than 1 hour. When you're ready to rinse out the dye, unwrap each strand with gloved hands and discard the pieces of saran wrap or foil. Then use cool running water to rinse out your strands until the water runs clear.

Summary: Lay a piece of saran wrap or aluminum foil behind 1 section of hair. Use a highlighting brush to paint 1in (2.5cm) sections of hair with Kool-Aid dye. Fold the piece of saran wrap or foil around the dye-coated strand. Secure each wrapped section with a hair pin or hair tie. Continue painting dye onto small sections of hair until you have enough streaks. Leave the dye on your hair for between 15 minutes and 5 hours. Rinse the dye out of your hair under cold running water.

Once you identify a potential future boyfriend, in order to find out if the two of you are compatible, it is a good idea to spend time in casual settings, such as hanging out with friends in a neutral location or playing video games together. A great place for a brief first one-on-one meeting is at a coffee shop where you can have coffee or tea and lots of conversation. You can also go to a movie, but you will not have as much time for conversation since a movie theatre requires silence. When you meet someone at a coffee shop, you do not have a big time or financial commitment, and it can be over quickly if you find that there is no chemistry or interest. Even when the occasion is casual, be sure to look your best when you are getting to know someone. While you definitely want to be yourself, you want to be the best version of yourself. With the popularity of smartphones, many people communicate by text, but the problem with texting is that you cannot read a person's tone through a text message. While you can certainly invite someone out on a casual date through texting or email, it is best to have a conversation in person or by phone so that you can hear his voice and so that he can hear your voice. No doubt about it, asking someone out, no matter how casual, can be intimidating. A great way to handle this is to simply say the following: "I would love an opportunity to get to know you better, are you available for coffee on Saturday." When asking for a date, be sure to break the ice first by asking about how his day is going or by having a conversation about another topic of interest. If you are asking someone on a date and you have never had a conversation with him before, you should still use an icebreaker or small talk, such as: "Do you know any great restaurants in the area?" When he answers, you can then say: "If I go to that restaurant, would you like to join me?" Avoid using pick up lines because people can tell when you are not being sincere and that will usually reduce the chances of the person accepting your invitation. Nobody likes rejection and sometimes it can be difficult to handle. You must decide in advance that you will not take it personally if he says no to your invitation. You can also prepare a response so that you are not speechless if it happens. If your invitation is not accepted, your response might be as follows: "I understand. If you change your mind or if your schedule opens up, feel free to give me a call."

Summary: Determine if you are ready for a date. Identify a place for a brief meeting. Figure out how you will invite him. Think about what you will say during the invitation. Prepare what you will say if he turns down your request.

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.

The DSL microfilter is a small box that connects both your router and telephone to the telephone jack. The router will take approximately one minute to fully boot up. These are the default login credentials for your Netgear router. " Netgear will take a few minutes to detect your Internet connection, and display the appropriate configuration page based on your network type. The steps will vary depending on your type of Internet connection. Enter the login and password supplied by your ISP if using a PPPoE or PPPoA connection type. Click on "Apply" if using a dynamic IP address for connection type. Enter your IP address, IP subnet mask, primary DNS, and secondary DNS if using an IP over ATM or fixed IP connection type. This information must be supplied to you by your ISP. Your Netgear router will now be configured for use with your ISP.
Summary: Connect the Netgear router to your telephone jack using your DSL microfilter. Connect your telephone to the DSL microfilter using a small telephone wire. Use an ethernet cable to connect your computer to any port labeled "LAN" on your Netgear router. Connect the Netgear router to its power supply unit, then power on the router. Type "admin" into the username field, and "password" into the password field. Click on "Setup Wizard" at the top left corner of your session, then select "Yes" when asked if you want Netgear to detect your Internet connection. Click on "Next. Apply the detected network settings so Netgear can complete the configuration process. Click on "Apply" after entering the necessary credentials based on your Internet connection type.