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Boring School Uniform?

Ok, well my uniform consists of black pants or black capri pants(used to have skirts, that actually were ok looking but they got rid of those =() white blouse or white short sleeve golf shirt or white long sleeve golf shirt, charcoal colour pullover vest, charcoal sweater. We have to wear black shoes, no heels are allowd and the shoes have to have toes and heels covered so i wear black ballet flats with black socks. Its a pretty boring outfit but w/e.We have no rules about anything else only clothes, thank god. Any designer bags i should get? (ex: coach, gucci, chanel...??)
So, any ideas?? accessories, hair, makeup...how to wear my uniform? thanks so much =D

God, they are putting you in mourning. First of all I'm sorry your forced to go to that school. Well here's my advice.Forget bags and all that stuff, work on your face ,hair and body. Let's start with your face. I love red lipstick.If i'm wearing lipstick ....it's red.Bright red Dark red any type of red. Also rasberry is really pretty.For eyes,I'd go for a smokey brown,metallic brown,purple (this color brings out just about anyones eyes),blue, and sometimes green (if you have a more vany face then don't use this.It reallly depends on your complexion), then of course jet black mascara.I love eyeliner too.Black or brown are my favorite colors (though I have heard that using blue eyeliner and mascara can make the whites of your eyes look better). Blush is good too. Go for a red color though it stands out more than your average pink. Ok what about your hair color.Changing your hair color is a fantastic way to change your look and step out of the normal.An auburn or red is always pretty or golden blonde or dark brown even a jet black (but not if you have a tan.You have to have pale skin to carry this off nicley). Curly hair is good too. There are a thousand girls with the most boring straight long hair.Curls stand out and even if you can't dye your hair still will stand out from the sea of blck!! Nail polish is good too. Some shocking color like deep purple or red or a non barbie doll pink would be good....or emerald green (never yellow though, yellow makes your nails look like they've got some sort of disease). Perfume is good too. Though it doesn't change the way you look it does help you feel good and make you feel complete (Firt,Juicy couture, or Stella are all really good.you may have to save up for these but they are worth it). Well nothing can make you feel better than having a great body to slip in your black clothes. I'm not much of an exercise freak and am one of those people that kinda exercise on and off but Winsor Pilates are really good and having a body in good shape always makes you feel better about yourself.My favorite accessoy is jewelry.I really like rings.Antique costume jewelry is realy great and if you look hard enough inexpensive. I hope I helped and am sooo sorry about your school!!! It really sucks that they make you wear that stuff!!!!

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Sorry about my spelling. My computer won't let me use my spell check.Damn!!!

Introducing Kids To Golf

One of the keys to the success of Tiger Woods as a golfer is that growing up his father knew the system of golf and generously guided him through it. Now, if you have children and are thinking of introducing them to golf, you must be asking yourself: Where should I start? Who should I call? Should I purchase junior clubs or get a used set of adult ones that have been cut down to size?

Don't get ahead of yourself! Relax!

Golf is not a pursuit that you can simply sign your kid up for at any leisure club. However, this sport is become increasingly popular, and chances are that there are golf programs and clinics going on in your area. You may want to contact a local club pro, the YMCA, the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, the golf association in your area, and other civic organizations. If you are from the United States , the National Minority Junior Golf Foundation, the United States Golf Association, the Professional Golf Association, and the Ladies Professional Golf Association may also know how to help you. Some of these organizations are, in fact, specifically involved in programs to introduce kids to golf.

Junior golf clinics are normally free to join; they are designed to introduce your child to the basics of golf, starting from how to grip a club, all the way to driving, chipping, and putting. Emphasis is placed on the rules of the game and golf etiquette. Clinics are also known to dole out golf apparel, balls, and sometimes golf clubs to participants. What is more, your child may be fortunate enough to receive instruction from a seasoned professional golfer in one of the clinics! The Black Enterprise/Pepsi Golf & Tennis Challenge junior clinic has featured Mark Nance, Kenny Simms, Todd Daniel and Maria Mills in the past. And their message is: Golf is for everyone.

Of course before forcing your children into playing the sport, you should take pains finding out how they truly feel about golf. After your child has been introduced to the game, you must make it a point to go to the field and observe whether hitting a few balls on the driving range brings a smile to his face. Ask yourself if you think the sport seems to be challenging and enjoyable to your kid? If yes, the real fun has surely begun.

To ensure that their kids learn the basics of golf properly, parents are usually advised to hook their children up with a golf instructor during the early stages of picking up the sport. If you're having a hard time locating a good instructor, the local club pro should be able to provide you with a list of instructors in your area. If possible, watch a potential instructor with other students before signing up your kid. Observe whether or not the instructor gets along with the other kids, and ask yourself if he would fit in with your child's personality. Proper instruction will surely increase your child's confidence and decrease the frustration this mentally and physically challenging sport is sure to bring about. An instructor will also help you regarding the kind of equipment to buy for your child. Experts believe that a 7-iron, pitching wedge and a putter are all that is required for a beginner. At this point, you can hold off on the golf shoes and the designer clothes; tennis shoes and play clothes will normally suffice!

One disadvantage to being a junior golfer is that there are usually problems regarding a shortage of facilities. To ensure enough practice (aside from the hours your child spends with an instructor) you might want to ask the club pro whether there are any slow times during the week that your child can slip on the course to play two to three holes. Additionally, if there are par 3 courses in your area, you should think about sending your kid there. Keep in mind that the more your kid plays, the more comfortable he/ she will be with the game. And, once your child has learnt the basics and is practicing regularly, the competitive juices will surely start to flow; that is when you should start inquiring about junior golf tournaments being held in your area.

As you might have guessed, introducing your kids to golf is not as simple as it sounds. Children need guidance and motivation, and if your child really enjoys the sport, you should make sure you're there to give him/ her that. Good luck!

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