Article: This gift wrap will make the envelope's new look, so be sure to choose gift wrap that matches what you'd like for the recipient. Lay the envelope you just cut on the white side of this piece of gift wrap. This is the same method as you used to create the cardstock envelope, only now you are creating the decorative cover for the envelope. Ensure that plenty of edge remains around the sides of the envelope on the gift paper, as you're going to add more width to the edges shortly. Set it to one side, as it'll be used to complete the envelope shortly. This additional width is needed because the gift wrap paper will be wrapped around the cardstock envelope both to help it stay in place and to ensure a neat finish. To add the width to the edges, use a ruler to draw a 2 centimeter (0.8in) /0.8" line outside the original envelope's outline, on every single side. The image clearly shows what your end result should look like. To draw outside the round part of the envelope: Make a dotted line first, then connect the dots. This will guide you in keeping the curved shape neat and accurate. It should look like this image, with the inner shape of the envelope still drawn on the paper and the outer edge cut out neatly. Expect the paper to try to curl, just put a weight on it to keep it flat and to prevent it from accidentally folding and creating creases. You're about to glue it to the cardstock, so if you take a break before doing so, leave the paper and cardstock in a safe place away from being disturbed.
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Roll out a piece of gift wrap bigger than the new envelope. Draw the outline of the envelope onto the white side of the gift wrap, using a pencil. Remove the cardstock envelope. Add extra width to the edges. Cut out the bigger envelope shape from the gift wrap paper.
Article: Make sure it's a safe place where you and your ice cream won't be prone to accidents. Walking around with ice cream might make you spill it or bump into someone. You don't want to waste any ice cream! If the bottom of your cone is leaking, you can regularly suck out the drips from the bottom. Make sure to lick the edges of your ice cream sandwich, if you are eating one. If you don't like the melted ice cream, wipe it away with a napkin instead of your tongue. Moving from the top of the ice cream down to the beginning of the cone, lick away the ice cream resting on top of the cone. Then, start nibbling at the cone. With your tongue, gently push down the top of the ice cream so it fills the cone and doesn't fall out. Move the napkin away from the area you're eating. Never start eating from the base of the cone. As you nibble the cone away, more ice cream will appear, so alternate between nibbling the cone and licking the ice cream. When just the tip of the cone is left, you can eat it whole. Some people like to bite their ice cream, but this could cause your teeth to ache. Some people like to spoon the ice cream into their mouth upside down so the ice cream lands directly on their tongue, and others prefer a plastic spoon to a metal once since plastic doesn't get as cold. Try a few different spoon methods, and see what you like best! For example, ice cream sandwiches will need to be bitten, not just licked. Cones can also be bitten instead of nibbled. Just try to keep the bites small so you don't get a brain freeze. If you're really sticky, wash your hands and face in the sink.
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Sit down somewhere you can enjoy your ice cream. Lick up any dripping ice cream. Eat an ice cream cone with a series of licks. Use a spoon to enjoy ice cream out of a bowl or waffle bowl. Use small bites when you want to. Once your treat is gone, wipe your hands and mouth with a napkin.
Article: Visit bill.aol.com and log in. Make sure to log in with the master username that you want to delete. Your master screen name is the username you created when you signed up for AOL. You'll find this in the top navigation menu and in the "Service Options" section. You'll need to convert your account into a free account in order to delete it. This will end your AOL subscription. You'll have to select a reason for leaving, but the answer you select will not affect the cancellation process. If you cancel in the middle of a billing cycle, you'll still have access to your account until the cycle is over. When you cancel your paid subscription, your account will be turned into a free AOL account. You'll need to go through the same process in the Manage My Subscriptions page again to cancel your free account.
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Log into the AOL account management site. Click the "Manage My Subscriptions" link. Click the "Change Plan" button next to your AOL subscription. Click the "CANCEL AOL" button. Cancel your free account.