Article: This icon will be on the top right of the screen and resembles a gear. "
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Go to Google Voice. Click the Settings icon. Click on Settings. Click on Calls. Select the checkbox next to "Call Options.
Article: When grandparents live far away from their grandchildren, it can be difficult to bond. Planning regular visits can make bonding easier, even if it's only possible a few times each year. Take the time to have a conversation with your kids' grandparents about the importance of seeing each other as much as possible. Plan a visit or two in the near future where your kids can have some important face-to-face time with their grandparents. Try saying, "Mom, it is really important to me that you get to spend time with the kids. Would you like to plan on spending several holidays together this year?" There are endless opportunities for your kids to connect with their grandparents using technology. From a face time conversation on your smart phone to playing games together on the Internet, kids can bond with their grandparents using a variety of technologies. Try setting up regular Skype dates with your kids' grandparents, or ask them to set up a Snap Chat account to share silly pictures. Encourage your kids to teach un-tech-savvy grandparents how to use certain technologies. Ask your kids' grandparents to post photos on social media and make sure you share photos of your family as well. Snail mail is a great way to encourage bonding between long-distance grandparents and your children. Have your kids write a letter to Grandma and send her a package filled with stationary, stamps, and pre-addressed letters to your kids. She likely be excited to start writing regularly to her new pen pals. Encourage your kids to send a postcard to Grandma saying, "Hi Grandma! I'm looking for a pen pal. Do you want to send letters to each other this winter?" It may be hard grandparents to get details about your child's accomplishments and milestones by speaking with them, so you may need to update them on these things. Try sharing your child's accomplishments, milestones, and other significant information with the grandparents after your child has finished speaking with them. For example, if your child recently won an award at school, then you might share this information after your child finishes having face time with the grandparents.
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Plan regular visits. Take advantage of technology. Write letters and send postcards. Update the grandparents on your child's accomplishments.
Article: Before even putting a razor to your legs, be sure to remove the dead skin cells. An added benefit of exfoliation is it raises the hairs, making them easier to shave. Make sure nothing impedes the ensuing razor swipes. It sounds simpler than it really is. There are a few ways to maximize your shaving efforts towards perfect legs. Try to avoid shaving as soon as you jump in the shower. Let the heat and moisture from the hot water work on your pores, opening them up and making the hair softer. Nighttime shaving is best for smooth legs. There are a variety of reparative functions when you sleep, and shaving at night before bed may help the hairs recede some. Be sure to use shaving cream or other lather that is not soap to assist when shaving. Not only does it help the blade glide more smoothly over your legs, but it also serves as a handy guide of where you've already been. Use a good, fresh razor. Avoid the nicks and cuts, or worse, tugging of hair, by using a multi-blade razor that is replaced fairly regularly. Go with the grain, then against it. This makes the blade-strokes easier, the cuts simpler, and the likelihood of issues. Moisturizer forms a thin layer that helps do many things, including sealing in moisture. Using a leg cream just after a shower, when your legs are still damp, helps lock it in.
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Wash and exfoliate your legs. Shave your legs. Dry your skin, but not fully.