Article: A smart girl won't put up with a person who is disrespectful or mean to her or to others. Always speak kindly to and about others and be chivalrous and well-mannered. If you go out to eat with her, make sure to speak to the server politely. Hold the door open for her and for others. A smart girl very well may have a packed schedule. She's probably very dedicated to school or her profession, and she most likely won't be available every second of every day. Be patient and willing to change plans when things come up. This will show her that you are flexible and can handle adjusting to her schedule. Don't be intimidated by all of the books she's read or how many languages she speaks. You may feel especially compelled to show off and prove that you're as smart as her by lying and saying that you've done what she's done. This will only drive her away once she realizes that you're lying. Instead, open up to her about the things that you do know a lot about. Try telling her about the activities, films, or books that you're passionate about. Smart girls love a confident attitude. However, they can quickly tell the difference between confidence and arrogance. Have pride in who you are, but don't be obnoxious and showy about it. Often those who are cocky and not confident try to "one up" others by constantly trying to prove that they're better in one way or another. This will not impress a smart girl.
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Show kindness to everyone. Work around her schedule. Be honest about what you know. Be confident, not cocky.
Article: if you want to give your mom something handmade. You don't need a store-bought card to show your mom how much she means to you. Instead, gather some nice paper, pens or markers, and any craft supplies you have on hand. Create a card that's made especially for your mom. Use the best materials you can so your card looks nice. For instance, you might use card stock, colored paper, or scrapbook paper. For the front of your card, draw a picture or glue a photo on it. If you have a printer, you can design a card using free online design sites or whatever applications you have installed on your computer. You can find lovely Mother's Day cards online or at your local grocery, department, or stationary store. Read the cards to help you find one that captures how you feel about your mom. Pick a card that you think your mom will really like. For instance, you might look for a sweet card if your mom is sentimental or a funny card if your mom likes jokes. A handwritten note inside the card will show your mom how much you really care about her. Think about how much your mom means to you. Then, write a message that explains what makes her so special and what you appreciate most about her. You might mention specific things she's done or lessons you've learned for her. For example, let's say you want to thank your mom for being so supportive to you this past year while you finished school. If she loves mushy cards, you could write, "Thank you for being so loving and supportive. I am so grateful to have you in my life. I don't know what I would do without you. You are my sunshine!" Your card could even have a sun on the front of it. If you're struggling to figure out what to say, try making a list of things you love or respect about your mom. Write your mom's name on the front of the envelope. The card is ready to be given to your mom! If you want you can also decorate the envelope with some stickers or drawings. If you're mailing your card, don't forget to attach postage.
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Make a card Buy a card for an easy option. Write a personal message to your mom inside your card. Put the card in an envelope and seal it.
Article: Both Windows 7 and Windows 8 have file history backup utilities. These need to have been enabled in order to use them to recover older versions of files. See this guide for detailed information on using File History for Windows 8. You will need to configure Time Machine to store your backups on an external hard drive beforehand, but you will then have access to all the different versions of that file over time. See this guide for detailed information on using Time Machine.
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Use Windows File History restore a previous version of a file. Use Time Machine in OS X to restore a previous version of a file.