How To Make A Simple And Fast Paper Plane

In this tutorial, we learn how to make a simple and fast paper airplane. First, fold the paper in half length wise. Next, open the paper up and fold one two triangles on each side of the crease. Now, fold the paper in on each side, so it lines up with the crease on top. You should now end with a pointed arrow. Next, fold the arrow point down to the bottom of the paper and then create two more arrows on the top of the paper. Next, fold the new triangle down to the other one and then fold the paper in half. After this, fold down the top of the paper to make it look like an airplane and then throw it in the air to hit things!

Welcome back to our two-part series on friendship. Lori Rogers from My Evident Faith is here again to help us understand ways to make new friends and banish the lonely. We started with a focus on how to maintain friendships and live your best life. Now, we’re striking out and talking about how to make friends. Kool-aid, popcorn, and the radio. That was all I needed when I was ten and I was making a new friend. Today making friendships for my own kids are a little more high maintenance, but they are still much simpler than making friends as an adult. Have you ever felt lonely and in need of friends, Sometimes a move creates a need to make new friends, but there are other reasons as well.

If you have a new baby and your friends are not in that same phase of life, this, too, could be a reason to make new friends. Another example might be new employment - if you change jobs, and all of your friends were previously your colleagues, it may not be possible for you to continue those great after-work friendships that you had with work friends. So what are you supposed to do, Well, I hate to break it to you, but this is going to require some work. But then, like a good marriage or a well-behaved dog (!), some things are worth the work. If you file a tax return, and even if you don’t, there is probably a professional organization that you could join. Are you a school secretary,

Join a local chapter of NAEOP (National Association of Educational Office Professionals). A digital media fan (and who isn’t,), look for a branch of the Social Media Club in your town. If you Google “professional organizations” and your town, you might be surprised at what sort of groups are available. Once you are involved, make sure to participate! So many of us go through the motions of church, filling our own desire for prayer and meditation, but never taking the next step, which is fellowship. People were made to socialize. Get out of your comfort zone and become an active member. It might take a few months before you find a connection, but it will happen eventually.



The class could be on anything, but if you have an interest in writing or the visual arts, you might find someone to hang around with who shares those interests. You could also take an aerobics class or exercise class - after a few classes, invite a few people (or everyone!) out to get a drink. You will be surprised at how many people will accept an offer like this. Other people are looking for friends, too! There are many, so you will have to be discerning, but there are other people out there who live near you and share your interests. I know of several bloggers who have held Girl’s Night Out events and invited their readers to a night at a restaurant in their town or nearest city.