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So there's this girl I like in work but i'm not sure if she likes me too. I think she does because shes always happy to see me. Is there any discreet ways I can show her i'm interested in her without being too direct?
Answer
Be friends first. Try to control the libido and see the
girl as a person, not another
conquest. Your first goal is to
get to know abouther, not just her look, as cool as that
may be.
SAY hi: go to her lunch table.
Make eye contact and smile. Eye contact is a perfect way to let a girl
know you like her without
saying so. Look her in the
eyes, don't shy away and
don't check her out below
the neck at this particular time. If she meets your eyes,
smiles back or blushes, then
you may have a chance. If she
frowns or gives you that
"what the heck?" look, back
off for a while. Remember though, she may get a lot of
attention from men, so that
look may be automatic if you
are a stranger or near
stranger. Don't give up hope
over one little frown, maybe she has something in her
shoe? Wait a while and try
again later. Don't forget to
tell jokes and act funny just
make her laugh. It's the
ultimate ice- breaker!
Start a conversation. Chat about something safe,
like school, or the weather,
and then ask her something
about herself. Critically, listen to her answer! Don't talk
about yourself too much.
Keep the focus on her.
Compliment her on something she is good at or
interested in, rather than
how she looks. She was born
with her appearance. Look
for some kind of skill like drawing, singing or a sport. That said, many women put a
great deal of effort into
looking good, so if she has a
new haircut, or a new bag,
it's OK to notice that too,
especially if she has good taste. Be genuine with your
compliments.
Keep showing her
attention. If this is a fleeting encounter and will be
your only chance to show her
your feelings, flirt a little more than you would
normally.
Be Patient. By giving her your undivided attention, she
will eventually get the hint
that you like her.
Look for indications of
reciprocal interest. Try to read her body language. Is she leaning into you? Did she
just touch you lightly on the
arm? Does she hold your
gaze? If so, then the odds
are she likes you too. Once
you have figured this out what you do next is up to
you. Options might include asking her on a formal date, swooping in for a gentle first kiss, or even the daring French kiss.
Be friends first. Try to control the libido and see the
girl as a person, not another
conquest. Your first goal is to
get to know abouther, not just her look, as cool as that
may be.
SAY hi: go to her lunch table.
Make eye contact and smile. Eye contact is a perfect way to let a girl
know you like her without
saying so. Look her in the
eyes, don't shy away and
don't check her out below
the neck at this particular time. If she meets your eyes,
smiles back or blushes, then
you may have a chance. If she
frowns or gives you that
"what the heck?" look, back
off for a while. Remember though, she may get a lot of
attention from men, so that
look may be automatic if you
are a stranger or near
stranger. Don't give up hope
over one little frown, maybe she has something in her
shoe? Wait a while and try
again later. Don't forget to
tell jokes and act funny just
make her laugh. It's the
ultimate ice- breaker!
Start a conversation. Chat about something safe,
like school, or the weather,
and then ask her something
about herself. Critically, listen to her answer! Don't talk
about yourself too much.
Keep the focus on her.
Compliment her on something she is good at or
interested in, rather than
how she looks. She was born
with her appearance. Look
for some kind of skill like drawing, singing or a sport. That said, many women put a
great deal of effort into
looking good, so if she has a
new haircut, or a new bag,
it's OK to notice that too,
especially if she has good taste. Be genuine with your
compliments.
Keep showing her
attention. If this is a fleeting encounter and will be
your only chance to show her
your feelings, flirt a little more than you would
normally.
Be Patient. By giving her your undivided attention, she
will eventually get the hint
that you like her.
Look for indications of
reciprocal interest. Try to read her body language. Is she leaning into you? Did she
just touch you lightly on the
arm? Does she hold your
gaze? If so, then the odds
are she likes you too. Once
you have figured this out what you do next is up to
you. Options might include asking her on a formal date, swooping in for a gentle first kiss, or even the daring French kiss.
Okay I know I asked two question's already, but I have another question about throwing a halloween party?
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Well I've never really thrown a halloween party before so maybe I should ask. How do you throw a halloween party? It's going to be in the garage by the way a never used garage.
Any help would be great.
Answer
Are you going for fun, spooky, or a scary house? For kids or adults?
I would make sure to sweep (if the garage has cement floors) really well, and then decorate with typical things: fake webs, spiders, bats, pumpkins, jack-O-lanterns, ghosts, colored streamers (purple, black, and orange seem to match most themes), etc. You can even do red or black light bulbs to cast an muted, erie glow on the party. Remember to give out small prizes or ribbons if you play games and people win. Costume judging is fun too.
Music is great, you can buy premixed Halloween cd's or make your own. Try classic music, like movie themes (Halloween) or tv show themes (Adam's Family, the Munsters). Songs like Black Magic, Marie Laveau, I've Put a Spell On You, Witchy Woman, Magic, Witch Doctor, They're Coming To Take Me Away, Moster Mash, etc. We always use Casper's ChaCha Slide as a fun, new version of the electric slide at Halloween Party's. It isn't really spooky, but the Casper thing ties in, and most people don't separate it in the middle of the other music. Plus it has a really good beat to it and it can be a great laugh.
You can make realistic ghost decorations by using white trash bags, and balloons. Blow the balloons up to a decent size; use a dark marker (black, blue) to draw various faces on the balloons, with the tied side down; place one balloon inside each trash bag so it fits into one bottom corner snugly (you will have a point above the balloon); tie (with string, twine, or fish line) the trash bag tightly around the balloon, being careful to keep the knot of the balloon below the knot around the trash bag ghost's neck. To hang in trees, from porches, etc., use fish line tied to a paperclip 'pierced' through the point at the top of the ghost's head.
We also do paper bag pumpkins too. These are relatively simple, inexpensive, and a fun craft to get involved in with your kids. They also make great fall decorations that you can use year after year. Youâll Need paper bags, for smaller pumpkins use lunch bags with flat bottoms, for larger pumpkins use grocery bags; green string or yarn; markers, crayons or paints, and newspaper. Stuff the bag 3/4 full with scrunched up newspaper. Gather the top of the bag and tie with string or yarn to form the stem of your pumpkin. Shape the bag to look like a pumpkin, using your hands. Decorate your pumpkin with paints, markers or crayons, as you desire.
I usually do something cool and new each year with the cake too; various things like gravestones, dirt, bubbling cauldrons, etc.
Party games:
PUMPKIN BOWLING: You can purchase a children's plastic bowling set, complete with ball. Then use a plastic, or various fake pumpkin, as the ball instead. Have participants stand a few feet away and throw the pumpkin, just like in real bowling, trying to knock down the pins.
PUMPKIN TOSS: Use a plastic pumpkin, like kids use to collect candy on Halloween, or another Halloween style container with a large top opening. Have participants stand a few feet away and toss various items into the pumpkin. We started with pumpkin beanbags, but when we lost or ruined those we moved on to plastic spiders, small plastic pumpkins, even pennies work in a pinch.
HALLOWEEN CONCENTRATION/MEMORY: Prepare 12 post-it notes or 3 x 5 index cards, etc., using a crayon or marker. Number each post-it note from one to twelve on the front, non-sticky side. On the other side, on two cards for each, put the words or pictures: Ghost, Pumpkin, Witches, Goblins, Treats and Scarecrows. Or whatever you decide to use. Make sure each pair is not in numerical order and then place the post-it notes on a wall in two or three rows in numerical order. Each player takes a turn asking for two numbers to be turned over. Game play goes on to the next player whether or not a match is made.
WAVY WANDS (kids parties): You'll need music that you can pause
Are you going for fun, spooky, or a scary house? For kids or adults?
I would make sure to sweep (if the garage has cement floors) really well, and then decorate with typical things: fake webs, spiders, bats, pumpkins, jack-O-lanterns, ghosts, colored streamers (purple, black, and orange seem to match most themes), etc. You can even do red or black light bulbs to cast an muted, erie glow on the party. Remember to give out small prizes or ribbons if you play games and people win. Costume judging is fun too.
Music is great, you can buy premixed Halloween cd's or make your own. Try classic music, like movie themes (Halloween) or tv show themes (Adam's Family, the Munsters). Songs like Black Magic, Marie Laveau, I've Put a Spell On You, Witchy Woman, Magic, Witch Doctor, They're Coming To Take Me Away, Moster Mash, etc. We always use Casper's ChaCha Slide as a fun, new version of the electric slide at Halloween Party's. It isn't really spooky, but the Casper thing ties in, and most people don't separate it in the middle of the other music. Plus it has a really good beat to it and it can be a great laugh.
You can make realistic ghost decorations by using white trash bags, and balloons. Blow the balloons up to a decent size; use a dark marker (black, blue) to draw various faces on the balloons, with the tied side down; place one balloon inside each trash bag so it fits into one bottom corner snugly (you will have a point above the balloon); tie (with string, twine, or fish line) the trash bag tightly around the balloon, being careful to keep the knot of the balloon below the knot around the trash bag ghost's neck. To hang in trees, from porches, etc., use fish line tied to a paperclip 'pierced' through the point at the top of the ghost's head.
We also do paper bag pumpkins too. These are relatively simple, inexpensive, and a fun craft to get involved in with your kids. They also make great fall decorations that you can use year after year. Youâll Need paper bags, for smaller pumpkins use lunch bags with flat bottoms, for larger pumpkins use grocery bags; green string or yarn; markers, crayons or paints, and newspaper. Stuff the bag 3/4 full with scrunched up newspaper. Gather the top of the bag and tie with string or yarn to form the stem of your pumpkin. Shape the bag to look like a pumpkin, using your hands. Decorate your pumpkin with paints, markers or crayons, as you desire.
I usually do something cool and new each year with the cake too; various things like gravestones, dirt, bubbling cauldrons, etc.
Party games:
PUMPKIN BOWLING: You can purchase a children's plastic bowling set, complete with ball. Then use a plastic, or various fake pumpkin, as the ball instead. Have participants stand a few feet away and throw the pumpkin, just like in real bowling, trying to knock down the pins.
PUMPKIN TOSS: Use a plastic pumpkin, like kids use to collect candy on Halloween, or another Halloween style container with a large top opening. Have participants stand a few feet away and toss various items into the pumpkin. We started with pumpkin beanbags, but when we lost or ruined those we moved on to plastic spiders, small plastic pumpkins, even pennies work in a pinch.
HALLOWEEN CONCENTRATION/MEMORY: Prepare 12 post-it notes or 3 x 5 index cards, etc., using a crayon or marker. Number each post-it note from one to twelve on the front, non-sticky side. On the other side, on two cards for each, put the words or pictures: Ghost, Pumpkin, Witches, Goblins, Treats and Scarecrows. Or whatever you decide to use. Make sure each pair is not in numerical order and then place the post-it notes on a wall in two or three rows in numerical order. Each player takes a turn asking for two numbers to be turned over. Game play goes on to the next player whether or not a match is made.
WAVY WANDS (kids parties): You'll need music that you can pause
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