Article: Use blue or another fun color to color your sticky tack if you'd like. Add just a few drops, since a little goes a long way. Stir it in so that the ball of sticky tack gets thoroughly colored. Scoop the sticky tack into your hands and knead it so that it becomes firm, but pliable. If you think it feels a little sticky, work in a little more starch. If it's too dry to stick, add a bit more glue. Keep working the sticky tack until it reaches the consistency you want. Pinch of a few small pieces to hang a poster or picture. You can store the sticky tack you don't use in an airtight jar or another container. If it gets a little dry before you use it again, you can add more glue and work it in with your hands to achieve the right texture again.
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Add a few drops of food coloring. Knead it with your hands. Use or store the sticky tack.
Article: If you will be swimming, it might be a good idea to bring an extra suit, so you can allow one to dry while using the other on an alternating basis. Bring shorts, tee shirts, and extra socks, especially if you will be doing any hiking. For colder regions, a sweater or light jacket may be appropriate for nighttime activities. Wearing a hat with a wide brim will protect your face from the sun and make you feel a little cooler in the heat of the day.
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Look at what activities are planned and bring suitable clothing for them. Bring one pair of blue jeans or other sturdy long pants in case there are activities in the evening, when it is cooler. Bring a hat if you plan to be out in the sun for long periods of time. Bring a pair of comfortable walking shoes for activities where walking and standing are normal, and possibly flip-flops or sandals for walking to the pool or lake to swim or boat. Consider wearing a swim suit under your clothes.