Plastic bags are water-resistant, so they're one of the most useful things you can bring. Use large trash bags to store clothing, sleeping bags, and campfire fuel. Smaller sandwich bags are useful for sealing away important documents, money, and electronics. Dry bags function the same way but are more expensive. You can get them wherever camping gear is sold. Anything exposed to rain is going to take a long time to dry or clean. Obviously you never want wet clothing, but even items like your cooking set will get very dirty. No matter how waterproof you think they are, get them out of the rain. Pack some newspaper and towels for whenever you need to mop up rainwater. The towels can be used to wipe down tables and other surfaces, while newspapers are absorbent and can also be used as a fire starter. One way to use newspapers is to place them in wet shoes and other clothing to help soak up the moisture. Nuts, energy bars, and jerky are some good snack foods to get you through the rains. Sandwich-making supplies like bread and peanut butter also work. While cooking in the rain is possible, these foods can save you a lot of effort and spare you a soaking. Bring along some books, a deck of cards, board games, drawing materials, or anything else that'll keep you busy. Make sure you're having fun while you're stuck waiting for the rain to pass. You could sing or take turns telling stories, too. Keep children busy by playing games, doing coloring activities, or telling stories, especially if the storm will scare them. Take down the tent first, removing the rain fly and tarp later, if possible. You will most likely need to pack away your gear before it fully dries. Pitch your tent as soon as you get to the next area. Leave your clothing, sleeping bag, and other dampened gear out in the sunlight to dry. Wet gear can lead to mold or mildew, so it's important to dry it out as soon as possible.
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One-sentence summary -- Pack important gear in plastic bags. Move all of your gear out of the rain. Use newspaper and quick-dry towels to soak up moisture. Bring foods that don't require cooking. Plan some fun activities you can do at camp. Air out your gear before packing it away.

Mila has luminous, large, hazel eyes, and she highlights them with black eyeliner. Mila sometimes wears dark black gel liner that she smudges slightly after applying.. Line the eyes with the black eyeliner on the top lash line and on lower lash line. Mila also usually puts black liner in the waterline of the eye. Her eye liner slips inside the inner eye rims. Mute the eyeliner on the top lid a bit, perhaps by going over it with gray eyeshadow. She finishes off the look with a coat of black mascara on both the lower and upper lashes. Mila's look is all about smoky eyes. False eyelashes could help get you Mila's striking eyes if your lashes are not naturally long. To continue playing up the smoky eye look, Mila favors eyeshadow in gray, white, and tan color schemes. You might see her with dark purple eyeshadow for a big night out. Mila favors sparkling eyeshadow at times. Dust the taupe eye shadow all the way around the eyes and up to the creases on the top lids. Take three of your favorite eye shadow colors, but focus on neutrals. Apply the lightest color first and sweep it over your eyes up to your eyebrows. Then, take the next darker color, and put that in the center of your eyelid. Then, take the third darkest color and put them on the outer edge of your eye. Make sure you blend with a brush. Mila's eyebrows are dark and shaped. They aren't too thin. Although they are on the thicker side, they are neatly shaped. To better shape the brows, take an small angled brow brush and use dark brown eye powder. This will create a natural look. Use transparent brow gel after you apply the brow powder, in order to seal the look and retain the shaped eyebrows.
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One-sentence summary -- Emphasize the eyes at all times. Wear non-pastel eyeshadow. Shape your eyebrows.

Brainstorm a list of ideas that reflect what your artwork is about. It can be simple, such as "trees" or "girl," but it can also be thematic or subconscious, such as "friendship" or "childhood." Think about what the meaning of the artwork is, and how the title can convey that meaning. What drove you to create this piece of art? Reflect on your feelings about this artwork and what you'd like to share with your audience. How does the artwork make you feel? Identify the story you want to tell. With artwork, there are certain areas of the piece that the artist wants the audience to see first or to pay the most attention to. Think about the focal point of your artwork. What do you want people to focus on when they observe your artwork? Naming your artwork after the focal point can help people understand your artwork better. Johannes Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring" draws attention to the small jewel in the ear of the subject. Oftentimes, titles help audiences understand what they're looking at. Titles can give tools to the audience to know how to interpret the piece. What do you want audiences to know about your artwork? Do you want your title to direct the viewer towards a particular interpretation? For example, a work of art of a dog sitting on a beach can be interpreted in a number of ways. But if you title the picture, "Abandoned," the viewer will assume that the dog has been abandoned on the beach. If you title the picture, "Best Friend," people will react differently to the dog's presence. Some artists prefer not to tell the meaning of their artwork, deliberately leaving the title ambiguous. No matter your reasoning for choosing a particular title, make it meaningful for you. You are, after all, the artist, and the artwork is made primarily for yourself. Some artists like to have titles that convey certain meanings so that they remember certain details about the process of making the artwork, what inspired the artwork, and so on. Frida Kahlo titled one painting, "I Belong to My Owner," during a tumultuous affair with exiled communist Leo Trotsky. The painting of wild flowers in a vase symbolizes her overwhelming love for Trotsky coupled with her need to remove herself from this affair.
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One-sentence summary -- Make a list of themes central to the artwork. Identify your motivation behind the artwork. Pinpoint the artwork's focal point. Consider what audiences need to know. Make the title meaningful for yourself.

You might find credit counselors by contacting your credit union, local housing authority, military base, or university. You can also ask for suggestions from family or friends. Ask for a description of services before signing up with a counselor. Talk to your counselor about ways you can consolidate your debt. This process involves totaling up the sum of your debts and taking out a loan to pay all of them off at once. By doing this, you will only have 1 monthly payment. You might try to get a personal loan from a credit union or bank. You might roll your debts onto a credit card using a balance transfer. You might try to get a secured loan, such as a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC). . Through your credit counselor, you may be able to enroll in a debt management plan. A debt management plan means that you pay your credit counselor 1 monthly fee, and they distribute that money to the various creditors you owe. In a debt management plan, your counselor will negotiate with your creditors to get the best interest rate possible. It can take multiple years to complete a debt management plan. During this time, you must make regular monthly payments. If you miss payments, your creditors can choose to discontinue the plan.
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Look for a credit counselor. Discuss debt consolidation. Ask about debt management plans