During quarantine, a good activity would be to do some Spring cleaning – which also includes emptying out your closet space. However, some of us aren’t blessed with a huge closet space and have too many items we still want to keep.
#1: A simple method would be to take a pop can tab, put it over a hanger, and hook another hanger onto it. That way you can hang multiple items in the space of one! Check out a tutorial clip here:
#2: Another simple hack is to get skinny velvet hangers instead of plastic ones and this trick can actually cut down your closet space by half! Plus, velvet hangers help your clothes stay on where as your clothes are likely to slip off when using plastic hangers. You can get these hangers on Amazon.
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2. Straighten your hair the night before. Don’t worry if it gets messy overnight. Just comb it with your fingers in the morning. You don’t need to brush your hair because your comb will make your hair more frizzy. This will save you A LOT of time. 3. Braid and Ponytail. a) Grab the two thin strips of hair from the front. Braid them. 
b) Then grab all all your hair (including the braids) and tie them up into a regular ponytail. Super simple while looking cute. 
Know your school well. Once you’ve got your schedule, walk around your school to see where your classrooms are located. Besides knowing your classes, know where your locker, washroom, cafeteria and forums are! You don’t want to be that kid that shows up in the wrong classroom on the first day! The first day can be very chaotic, even the teachers are stressed out! So to make everyone’s life easier, know your school well. You can ask for a map, or ask teachers if you get lost. I’m sure people in the older grades would love to help you, because after all, they’ve been through this too! I know, personally, I had a tough time finding where my classrooms were on the first day. What I did was, saw one of my old classmates walking in the same direction as me, asked them where they were going, and we helped each other find our classrooms together.
Don’t make a fool out of yourself! I know I’ve definitely made a fool out of myself more than once in school. It is embarrassing. But I eventually did got over it. Sometimes, you’re just nervous and feel insecure in your new school. That’s alright. But you do not need to run to your next class if you’re late, like in movies. Highschool students all learned this, when you’re late, accept it. Other students can be mean and make fun of the freshman who’s running to their classes, so just try to be cool and next time, try not to be late! If you do not know what’s going on, try to look like it. That’s the secret to looking cool (even though obviously that’s not the goal here). Just keep calm and keep your head held high!
1. Make lists. Making lists keeps your life organized and helps you remember what you need to do or want and makes those things a priority. Lists can range from To-Do lists to must have items for back to school to jotting down materials for your next assignment. I usuallly tend to make lists when a busy occasion (such as Halloween) is upcoming. Then, I jot down all the things I need to do in the morning to prepare myself for the busy day.
s. Goals help you keep track of what you want in life. Actually jotting down your goals on paper makes them important to you, thus, it is morel likely that you will achieve them. Tip: Make sure your goals are achievable. Don’t wait to achieve them. Start working towards them now!
9. Develop a new hobby. Hobbies are sometimes what defines you. Explore what you can or can’t do by learning a new craft. Whether it may be piano, blogging, sculpting, tennis, running. Be opened and inspired everyday and you may just surprise yourself.
STRAPHIE 