Write an article based on this "Add something on to your text besides just "Hello" to start a conversation. Ask your crush a question about their day to keep talking to them. Text them a funny meme as your hello to make them smile. Reach out to your crush on social media if you know their handle. Avoid talking to them too late at night or too early in the morning."
article: If you're texting your crush, avoid sending a text that just says "hey." This doesn't tell your crush anything specific about why you're talking to them and is hard to respond to. Even adding on a simple, "how are you?" after your hello is a better conversation starter. You could say, "Hey! Did you write down the homework for English today? I forgot to!" or "Hi Tyler, your science project looked awesome!" Say your hello and then ask them something like, "How was the concert practice?" or "How did your English quiz go?" These questions begin a natural conversation and help you get to know your crush as you're texting them. Asking questions is a good way to show your crush that you're interested in what they have to say. You might ask, "Are you feeling better?" if your crush has been sick, or "What did you think of the field trip today?" if you went on a class trip. Find a meme that says hello for you, showing a picture of an animal or TV character. Find a meme that just says hello, pick one that demonstrates how you're feeling, or choose one that talks about something that might have happened during the day. This is a cute way to say hi to your crush and start a conversation without having to put in too much effort. For example, pick out a meme of Joey from "Friends" with the caption, "how you doin?" or a simple meme of a cute sea animal saying hi. Funny memes are also a great way to show your creative side. Find your crush's profile on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or another form of social media to follow them. Send them a message or tag them in a post you think they might like to start up a conversation. For example, you might tag them in the comment section of a funny video so they'll get to watch it, saying, "This totally reminded me of you!" or something similar. Talking to your crush through social media while also texting them is okay. While it's totally okay to text your crush outside of school hours, make sure you think about what time it is before talking to them. You don't want to wake your crush up with your text by sending it too early or too late. Pick a time where they're likely to be free and have time to talk, such as in the afternoon after school or the early evening.

Write an article based on this "Make sure your bra is the right size. Choose styles that provide adequate support for large breasts. Check online if you're having trouble finding a bra in your size."
article: A bra that doesn't fit right will look "off" under your clothes. You may be spilling out of the cups or have a band that is too tight and looks lumpy, which may draw attention to your chest. A bra that provides proper support and fits correctly will help you feel comfortable and may improve your confidence. Check that your bra straps don't dig into your shoulders. Your straps should not be working hard to support your breasts. You may need a smaller band size or a bra with wider straps. You can also buy padding that slips under your straps if your bra fits right but your straps still hurt. Make sure the bra band (the strap that runs across your back) is parallel to the ground or lower. The bra band should provide most of the support, and the lower it is on your back, the more support it can provide. The cups should be smooth against your chest. If your breasts are spilling out the top or sides or it feels like your bra is cutting into your breasts, try a larger cup or a bra with a bigger cup design. You should be able to fit a finger under the front of your bra band. If it's too tight, you need a larger band size. A professional fitting can be extremely beneficial in helping you find a bra that fits correctly. An employee at a lingerie store or department store can measure you for the right band and cup size. The wrong bra can make your breasts look saggy but, even worse, can cause you significant pain. There are many different bra types on the market, and you'll need to find out which ones work for your body. Try a multi-cup bra. The cups on these bras are made up of two or more pieces of fabric and they provide a ton of support. They will center your breast tissue, which will slenderize your silhouette. Try a long-line bra, which can relieve stress on your shoulders and back. The band on this bra is extended down to your waist, which distributes the weight of your breasts more evenly over your body. It can also act as shape wear, giving you a smooth line under your clothes. Try a minimizer bra, especially if you like button-up shirts. Minimizer bras minimize your breasts' projection, or how far they stick out. If you find your breasts cause gaps between the buttons in your shirts, a minimizer will push them back. Be aware that this can also create cleavage, which you may want to avoid if you're trying to deflect attention from your breasts. If you find that the stores in your area don't have bras that accommodate women with larger breasts, there are plenty of great online retailers that offer attractive bras that will give you the support you need. Keep in mind that if you are above a DD cup, sizing will vary among different companies. Check the sizing on the website to make sure you choose the right bra.

Write an article based on this "Turn off and unplug your fountain. Remove any stones or pebbles from the inside of your fountain. Remove the fountain pump from the fountain. Remove the water from your fountain. Clean your fountain and its components. Place the fountain pump and stones back into the fountain. Refill your fountain with fresh, clean water. Plug in your indoor fountain and power the fountain on."
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This will eliminate your risk of electrical shock as you clean the fountain. Stones will need to be cleaned before they are placed back into the fresh water. Consult your fountain's manual or contact the manufacturer directly if you are unsure how to remove the pump safely from the fountain. Depending on the size of your fountain, you can either empty the fountain over a sink or use a shop-vac to remove the water. Use a soft, non-abrasive sponge to avoid scratching or damaging the fountain's interior and working parts. Clean the fountain, pump, and stones using a cleaning mixture of warm water and mild liquid soap, or use a commercial calcium lime removal product. For an all-natural alternative, spray distilled white vinegar on the fountain's interior and parts, then scrub using a wet sponge. Use a toothbrush to clean any small, tough corners or spots that are hard to penetrate or reach with the sponge. Use a soft, clean rag or cloth to dry and remove any excess cleaning mixture from the fountain's interior and parts. The procedure for refilling your fountain will vary depending on its size. Pour bottled, distilled water into your fountain or use tap water from a sink. Depending on the size of your fountain, you can refill the fountain from the inside of a sink or use a bucket to transport the water from the sink over to the fountain. Observe the fountain for a few minutes to make sure the pump is properly re-installed, and that the fountain work efficiently.