I got a disabled child and would like a swing for him. We don't have grass in the garden, only bricks. Is there a safe way to make a swing there?

Just be direct with him and say "Sorry i really want to go but I can't because I have (whatever it is you have goin on)." That lets him know...

Sounds like this is pretty entrenched! Make sure you are putting away any mementos that remind you of him. Also make certain that you have disconnected from his social media...

Try braiding it! Thick wavy hair is perfect to make a nice, thick braid.

it doesn't have to be a poem if you find it difficult to produce one, you could write him a note telling him how much you love and appreciate him....

Nerds sometimes have difficulty with social cues, so you should make your feelings clear. That being said, give him space, too. You'll want to be direct without appearing clingy. Also,...

You don't really need the compass. It's easier by drawing a triangle, a line up from the bottom right corner, and connecting the top corner to the end of that...

You need to respect his decision, regardless of how you feel. Accept your friend status and be patient. Perhaps his feelings will change over time.

I am by no means an expert, but this what I have learned. If you want to fix your lawn, it isn't a one and done or one month of...

Tell him to stop immediately. If he doesn't, call the police and seek a restraining order.

One way is to angle it slightly left or right. This helps you find a feel and balance that is unique to you.