Q: Instead of spending money on new stuffing, cut up your old towels into small squares. Remove the hems first with a sharp pair of scissors. Make the squares 1in 1in (2.5cm 2.5cm) or smaller to fit them inside your project. They are great for pillows, cushions, bean bags, stuffed animals, and other crafts. For example, towels are very handy as quilt batting. Quilt batting is normally stuffed between layers of fabric for heaviness and warmth. If you don't wish to cut up a towel, you could try rolling it up. Cut-up towels are better since the pieces are softer like the kind of polyfill you would get from a craft store. However, rolled towels are useful in a pinch, such as when you need a makeshift pillow. A boo boo bunny is a cute way to cheer children up when they get hurt. It involves folding a towel in half to form a triangle and then rolling it up. Fold the rolled tube in half, tie the ends together, and then decorate them to create your bunny. You can then slip an ice cube into the towel to take the sting out of bruises. Bunnies are simple to make, but your imagination doesn't have to stop there. For example, you could fold towels into different shapes to create elephants and other animals. It's like origami except with reusable material. Another option is to cut shapes out of the towel and sew them together. It's a great way to make dolls. Try building a cat and stuffing it with polyester fiberfill from a craft store, for instance. Keep your heating bill down by blocking cold wind seeping under doors and windows. To make a draft stopper, measure the width of your door or window, then get towels longer than them. Roll the towels up together, securing them with pieces of yarn or string. Set the draft stopper next to the door or window to seal out drafts. For a better-looking draft stopper, cut a fabric like fleece and fold it to form a tube. Stuff it with the towels and sew it shut. You could use patterned fabric or old pillowcases so you aren't looking at a couple of old towels laying around your house. Put on a pair of rubber gloves and mix together 2 parts cement with 1 part peat moss and 1 part perlite. Then, mix in water until the cement turns into a smooth paste like peanut butter. Add the old towel next, swirling it in the cement until it is saturated. Finish by setting the towel out to dry in sunlight for up to 7 days until it hardens. Drape the towel so it hardens into the shape you desire. For example, try draping towels over buckets to form tall, thin planters. After the planter dries, consider painting it before filling it with soil. Use an acrylic primer and a masonry paint, which are available at most hardware stores along with cement mixes.
A: Shred old towels if you need a fabric stuffing for projects. Make a boo boo bunny toy if you have children. Roll a towel into a draft stopper to insulate a cold home. Make a cement planter if you need a container to grow plants.

Q: When you're dealing with heartbreak, finding someone new might seem like the perfect bandage. However, this couldn't be further from the truth! You need time to heal and find yourself before you'll be ready to date, and rebounding with someone new will hurt both you and them. Give yourself permission to take a break from dating while you focus on yourself. You don't have to stop going out. Go out with your friends, join a club or group that's related to your interests, or spend time with family. It may take you 6 months or longer to stop loving your ex, depending on how long you dated. You'll know you're ready to start dating when you feel excited about the idea of having a genuine connection. Make sure you're focused on meeting people and relating to them, not on making yourself feel better. If you're sure that you're no longer on the rebound, put yourself out there and start dating again. Don't use dating to make you feel better about yourself. This is a sign that you're on the rebound. While the goal of dating might be to find a partner, you don't have to find one right away. It takes time to fall in love! Approach your dates as a chance to relate to someone else and to look for qualities that make the person a good match. When you find someone you like, take the time to get to know them before you fully open yourself to them. Don't focus on one person right away. Take the time to make a connection with different people to help you understand what you really want in a partner. When you make a connection with someone, spend time getting to know them. Go on dates, have long conversations, and meet their friends. While it's okay to have conversations about what you both want in the future, don't try to rush toward those goals. Give yourself time to truly get to know them so that your relationship can grow into something strong. When you first start dating someone, open up to them slowly, revealing a little of yourself at a time. This will help you build trust with them.
A: Avoid using a new relationship as a distraction. Begin dating when you're ready for a connection but aren't rebounding. Focus on making a connection, not on finding love. Take things slowly instead of rushing into a relationship.

Q: Kanye lives in Hidden Hills, CA, and most likely spends a lot of time in Los Angeles as well. If you live in LA or are able to travel there, visit any places that he mentions on social media or is photographed at often. While there's no guarantee that you'll get a chance to meet him in person, you may at least get a brief chance to interact with him after the concert. If possible, find out beforehand where and when Kanye will be entering and exiting the building and try to get close to those areas. You can also look for contests and promotions that offer backstage access as his concerts. In 2014, a concert package was auctioned off that gave the buyer a guaranteed opportunity to meet Kanye West. Keep an eye out on Kanye's website and social media for special deals like this. Going to a public event such as a book signing or fashion show can often provide more opportunities to interact with Kanye personally. Show up early and find out where and when Kanye is expected to arrive, either by researching online or asking around at the event. You may be able to talk to a roadie or staffer who can give you information about where he will be and allow you to get closer to him. One of the most realistic ways to try meeting a celebrity is to meet someone less famous who has a connection to them. This is easier if you live somewhere like New York or LA, but even if you don't, you may be able to find a connection through a few degrees of separation. Research the people he works with or is frequently seen with and figure out if you have or can create connections to them. Roadies, press staff, and less famous collaborators can all be good connections. When possible, identify and strike up conversations with these people at public events or interact with them through social media. Consider applying for an internship with a public relations firm or music agency that works with Kanye to connect with people who may know him.
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Visit Kanye's favorite spots frequently. Go to one of Kanye's concerts. Attend an event that Kanye is scheduled to appear at. Try to meet people who may have connections to him.