Article: Insects are easy to catch and kill and are packed with protein and fats that will help you survive in the woods. Check under rotting logs to look for ants, termites, beetles, and grubs. Keep an eye out for worms in the dirt, too. You can eat most insects raw, but avoid spiders, ticks, and flies. Check under stones, boards, and other materials for insects. Only eat insects that you have killed. Insects with hard outer shells like beetles and grasshoppers should be cooked for 5 minutes before you eat them to remove any parasites. Push a stick through the insect and hold it over a fire to cook it. If you happen to come by an identifiable berry bush, definitely take advantage. Never consume any berries that you cannot positively identify as many are toxic. To be safe, stick to eating berries that you recognize like blackberries, raspberries, and wild strawberries. Always avoid white berries, as most are generally toxic to humans. Look for wild mushrooms near dark and damp areas or on dying trees in the woods. But be very careful because if you eat the wrong mushroom, you could become extremely ill and potentially die. If you're not sure about whether or not a mushroom is safe to eat, don't eat it! Morel mushrooms have a spongy cap that resembles a honeycomb and can be found near the bottoms of trees. Chanterelles mushrooms have a bright yellow-orange color and can be found near conifers and hardwood trees. Oyster mushrooms grow in clusters and resemble an oyster or scallop. They can be found on dying hardwood trees. Mushrooms do not offer many calories and no protein - the effort made in wandering around the woods searching for a mushroom may expend more energy than replaced by eating edible fungi. You are probably better off looking for other wild food. Unless you are trained as a mushroom expert, generally avoid collecting mushrooms. It is easy to misidentify a fungus and the risks of ingesting a dangerous substance generally outweigh the rewards. for edible wild plants. There are lots of wild plants in the woods that you can eat, but you need to make sure you're gathering ones that aren't toxic. Look for dandelion leaves, the green leaves of chickweed and wood sorrel, and the tender young flowers of primrose and wild violets. If you're not sure what plant you're picking, don't eat it. Wash off any edible plants that you find. if you have string or wire. A snare is a safe and relatively easy way to catch small game like rabbits and squirrels. Take a piece of wire or string about 2.5 feet (0.76m) long, make a loop at one end and tie a slip knot. Then push the opposite end of the string or wire through the slip knot to form a large circle. Hang the circle of the snare over a footpath or a trail in the woods. Make a horizontal bar over the ground with a branch to hang your snare. Set up as many snares as you can in the area and check them every 24 hours to see if you've caught anything. If you're trying to survive in the woods, you need to be as healthy as you can be. While deer and wild pigs do have nutritious meat, they can injure you if you do not have the right gun to get the animals down humanely. Even if you can kill a deer or pig, you may not have the tools necessary to preserve the massive amount of meat that has come from the once-living animal. Small game and insects are much safer to hunt and gather and can provide you with adequate nutrition to survive in the woods. Small wounds can quickly become infected and life-threatening in a survival situation.
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Flip over logs to search for insects that you can eat. Pick wild edible berries to eat. Look for edible mushrooms in the woods, if you are trained. Forage Build a snare Avoid hunting large animals.
Article: Dry skin won't hold scents for very long, so make sure your skin is moisturized before putting on your perfume or cologne. Your skin best holds fragrance when it's exfoliated, hydrated, and moisturized. Make sure your lotion won't clash with your perfume or cologne you don't apply clashing scents. Too many fragrances at once can be overwhelming and unappealing. Use unscented products or lotion or shower gel from the same scent line to help deepen the fragrance and make it even more radiant. Apply fragrance after a shower, when your skin is damp and moisturized. This will help the fragrance absorb and last longer. Never apply perfume right after working out, as it will muddle the scent and any sweat will make the perfume evaporate quickly. These areas of your body are warmer, and the heat intensifies the fragrance. Apply scent to pulse points like your wrists, the backs of your knees, the space behind your ears, or your neck. Applying fragrance to warm areas like your chest and navel will also help retain the scent. Rubbing activates the top notes of the perfume too quickly, making the perfume evaporate quickly. Let your perfume settle and absorb naturally after spritzing. Lightly spritz some perfume onto your hair so when your hair moves, it releases a fresh wave of scent. When you hug someone, they'll be able to smell the fragrance, creating an alluring and lasting impression. It's much more seductive to smell fragrance in whiffs than to smell it continuously. One or two sprays of fragrance should last you 12 hours. If your fragrance is especially strong, spritz it in front of you and walk through the mist. This will give you a more natural overall scent rather than a concentrated area. To be even more seductive, spray a spicy, enticing scent on your bedsheets and pillow. Light candles with spicy, woodsy scents like cinnamon, amber, or jasmine.
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Rub on some lotion first to hydrate your skin. Use unscented lotion or a lotion from the same scent line. Apply fragrance to damp skin after your shower. Apply fragrance to your pulse points. Don't rub your perfume. Spray fragrance through your hair. Don't over-apply. Use fragrance throughout your house as well.
Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't logged into Facebook, first enter your email address and password in the top-right side of the page. This tab is in the upper-right side of Facebook, and has your first name on it. Doing so opens your profile page. It's a tab just below your cover photo that's near the top of the page. This option is in the upper-right side of the "Friends" section of the page. Clicking it opens the "People You May Know" page, which is a list of people that Facebook recommends you add based on your current friends. It's a blue button to the right of a person's profile. This will send a friend request to them. Click Add Friend next to more people on the "People You May Know" page to send out multiple friend requests. The more people you add, the more friends you'll have. Most people will accept a friend request from you if they see that you have friends in common.
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Open Facebook. Click your name tab. Click Friends. Click + Find Friends. Click Add Friend. Add more friends.