In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Are you going to a nice restaurant? To a ball game or a picnic? To a wedding or holiday party? The type of clothes you wear to a certain event tells others that you care about your appearance and will help you feel more confident. If you're going to a restaurant, try looking it up online to see if you can tell how fancy it is. For casual places, and for picnics or ball games, jeans and t-shirts or business casual clothes are just fine. For fancier restaurants, weddings, or holiday parties, you'll want to dress up a bit more (a nice dress or skirt and blouse for women; a suit or dress shirt and dress pants for men) keeping in mind the exact location of the event to determine how "dressy" to be. Wear clothes that are clean and ironed, regardless of where you're going. Shower each day, wash your hair, brush your teeth, and wear deodorant. Keeping up with hygiene may sound obvious, but letting it slack can be pretty detrimental to your social interactions, as well as put you at higher risk for getting sick. If you're unsure, it never hurts to ask a trusted friend or relative what they think regarding an outfit you're deciding on. You can get some helpful advice, especially if you're going to a new place and your friend has been somewhere like it before. Or, if you're just unsure how formal a certain occasion is (ex. weddings can be either extremely formal or quite informal) it's a good idea to ask someone.
Summary: Think about where you are going. Always have good hygiene. Ask someone else's opinion.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make you bottom half below your eyebrows and upper half above your eyebrows. Then, attach them at the top of of your head. Do the same with the top. Then, add a hairband onto your hair and check yourself in the mirror. You will know if you have done it right if your hair is really messy. Don't forget to throw some glitter in there for the complete look!
Summary: Divide your hair top and bottom. Plait the bottom half. After you've plaited both top and bottom half of your hair, spray a good hairspray to make the plaits last. Sleep with your hair in the plaits and headband. In the morning, take off the headband and plaits, but complete this step slowly so that all your work isn't wasted. Mess your hair up like the first method and then you're ready!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is the first step to building your dip pen. The nib holder is the main stem of the pen. They are molded in a sweeping shape and are thinner at the top then the swollen area where you will hold it. It comes in different materials like cork, wood and plastic, as well as straight or oblique. You will want to start with a straight nib holder and maybe move on to the oblique holder when you start experimenting with different angles and scripts. Most nib holder are plastic or wood. This comes down to a matter of preference. Pick them up and play with them. Some will be heavier or wider. Choose whichever is most comfortable for you. Nibs are the metal writing apparatus at the end of the pen. They come in different shapes, sizes and levels of flexibility. The mount on the nib, where it attaches to the nib holder, also varies. Be sure that the nib you choose is compatible with your holder. The easiest shape to begin with is the italic nib. This has a single, blunt edge and limited flexibility. This will help you create a more consistent line. Choose a nib with a mid-range tip size. Avoid one which is too thin or too thick. The italic nib should not have much flexibility. Flexibility is more suited to point nibs which have two tines that separate with added pressure. As you may guess, ink comes in different colors, but they also come in waterproof and not waterproof, and pigment or dye-based, transparent and opaque and various levels of "lightfastness." Before you get too overwhelmed, know that dip pens will work with all of these and the choice is largely a matter of preference. Start with a black ink. For your first ink, try something with a decent flow. Pelican 4001 is water-soluble and easy to use. Higgens Calligraphy Ink is waterproof and free-flowing. It is best to start with a calligraphy practice pad. This paper will be thick enough that the ink won't bleed. It should be lined to assist you in creating consistent letters. This will be used to clean your nib periodically. It will become ink stained, so make sure that you use a cup which will be dedicated as your drawing water cup from now on.
Summary:
Start with a nib holder. Collect some nibs. Choose your ink. Find the perfect paper. Fill a cup with water.