u/monkberrysun

How can I present a Canva presentation while keeping my speaker notes visible only to me?

I want the audience to see just the slides on the projector/screen, while I can see my speaker notes on my laptop. Is there a presenter view in Canva that works like this, and how do I set it up?

Hey everyone!
My best friend and I want to get into Magic: The Gathering, but we’re complete beginners.

So far we’ve only:
• played some MTG Arena
• watched people play on YouTube from time to time
That’s basically the extent of our MTG knowledge.

Even though we’ve barely scratched the surface, we’re already completely hooked.

Now we’d love to start playing with physical cards, but we’re honestly overwhelmed by all the different products… we have no idea what we should actually buy first.

We’re looking deck aesthetics that fit our vibe cause that's half the fun imo. Maybe there's some whimsy fairy themed stuff?
Basically anything that’s a little girly pop without being terrible gameplay wise.

We’re mostly planning to play against each other at first, but we’d also like to buy products that aren’t a waste if we eventually decide to play at our local game store.

Thanks 💕

Hey everyone,
I could use some advice because I have no idea what products or routine would actually help.

I have fine/thin hair. I mostly blow dry my hair after washing because I don't always like wearing it wavy. If I let it air dry, it gets really frizzy.

The problem is that my hair only looks good indoors.
After blow drying and styling, it's smooth but as soon as I go outside, especially if it's cold, humid, foggy, or damp, it turns into a frizzy mess within minutes.

I've read that this might be a high porosity issue, but I'm not sure if that's actually what's happening.
Has anyone with fine hair dealt with this? What products or techniques actually help prevent this?

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

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