Q: This will be the drawer where you can put cords, bandages, and anything else that may be useful in the kitchen but not used very frequently. Some things that might fit into this category include: Cords and chargers Twine or string Batteries Scissors Tape Flashlight Sticky notes Small containers with lids or plastic baby food containers work perfectly for this. You can put several containers in 1 drawer. Clear lids help you see what is inside. If you can't find clear lids, label the top with what's inside. Some useful items to store this way include: Rubberbands Paper clips Twist ties Safety pins Condiment packets These don't need a lid on them. You can use small cardboard boxes, drawer dividers, or empty Tupperware containers. Stick 1 type of miscellaneous item in each bin. This works well for: Chargers A pair of scissors Pens Bag clips Miscellany drawers can often become junk drawers. If you don't clean out the drawer often, it may become disorganized very quickly. Once every 3 months, go back through your miscellaneous item drawer and toss anything that you don't need or use.
A: Assign a drawer for extra items. Place small or easily lost items in separate plastic containers. Stick larger items into bins. Clean out the drawer once every 3 months.

Article: The faster you apply the drops, the easier it will be, especially if you have a distressed or squirming child. Make sure that you have within reach the medicine, tissues, and washcloths, as well as any pillows or towels you will be using to prop up the child's head. Children can be easily distracted. Since you will want them to keep their gaze steady while you apply medicine, make sure that there are no distractions in the room. This means that the television should not be on, nor should there be any nearby activity that will catch their gaze. If your child is old enough to talk, explain in simple terms that you will be putting medicine in their eye. Tell them that while it may sting or feel cold at first, it will help them feel better afterwards. Warn them that their vision will be blurry, and discourage them from touching their eye afterwards. If you show them ahead of time that the medicine is safe and harmless, they will not fight as much while you apply the eye drops. You can reduce their anxiety by placing a drop on the back of their hand. While you do this, point to your eye, and tell them that you will be quickly dropping it there. Using a harmless eye lubricant, you can show them what will happen by applying eye drops to yourself. Using the applicator, tip your head back and put one drop into your eye. Blink. The calmer you are while doing this, the calmer your child will be as you do it to them. Do not use your child's medicine for this purpose. Use a drugstore eye drop, particularly one designed for hydrating dry eyes. Promise your child a treat if they are able to take the eye drops well. Inform them that they must sit still, and they cannot cry. You should give them a small reward, such as a piece of candy. If you have eye drops that are kept in the refrigerator, you should remove the bottle beforehand so that it can come to room temperature. To quicken this process, you can roll the bottle between your hands until it is warm. The best way to prevent the spread of disease is to wash your hands before and after you give your child medicine. This is especially important with eye diseases, which are very infectious. Wash your hands with warm water and soap before drying them completely on a clean towel. You can also wear gloves while applying the medicine to be extra cautious. You should still wash your hands before putting on the gloves. If your child has crusty or gooey buildup around the eye, you will first need to clean this area. Wet a cotton ball or clean washcloth. Gently wipe the eye from the nose outward. Use separate cloths for each eye to prevent reinfection. Wash your hands after finishing.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather all the necessary materials first. Reduce distractions. Explain to your child what the medicine does. Put a drop on the back of their hands. Show them how the drops will go in. Reward your child. Let the medicine warm to room temperature. Wash your hands. Clean the outside of the eye.

Problem: Article: Kidney beans require adequate warmth and humidity to thrive. Plant them in the spring once you feel fairly certain that the last frost has already passed. The temperature of the soil should be 70 to 80F (21 to 27C). If at all possible, avoid letting the soil temperature drop below 60F (16C). Ideally, the air temperature should be 65 to 80F (18 to 27C) throughout most of the growing season. If a frost does arrive unexpectedly after your kidney bean plants have sprouted, cover the seedlings with a bit of mesh cloth or canvas to help protect them from the freezing temperatures. Kidney bean seeds should be planted 1 to 1-1/2 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) deep. Many gardeners prefer to space seeds 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) apart initially. After your seedlings reach a height of roughly 3 inches (7.6 cm), thin them out to a more appropriate spacing, removing the weakest seedlings when possible and preserving the strongest. For most varieties, you will need to sow separate kidney bean seeds 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10 cm) apart from one another. More specifically, pole or vine varieties do well when spaced 4 inches (10.16 cm) apart, while compact bushes may benefit more if spaced up to 8 inches (20.32 cm) apart. The seeds should germinate within 10 to 14 days.
Summary: Wait until after the last frost passes. Plant the seeds deep enough. Give the seeds enough space.

Q: A website is a "must have." People surfing the Internet can find you. Also, if someone hears about you by word of mouth, they can go online and learn more about your firm. You should spend considerable time planning your website. Look at the website of your competitors. What information is included? For example, do they list pricing information? Identify what content they provide on the site. For example, they probably provide bios of each employee. But does the website include a blog that explains accounting concepts? This is a good way to showcase your expertise to the public. Hire a professional. Though you can create your own using templates, you'll benefit from having a stylish and neat website. If you provide basic tax preparation services, then you can distribute flyers around your neighborhood. This is an inexpensive way to get your name out. Post flyers at libraries, grocery stores, gyms, and community centers. Make sure to get permission from management before posting your flyers. Your flyer should have multiple ways to contact you: phone, email, and physical address. As an accountant, your services are in demand from other professionals. Accordingly, you should raise your profile at the local Chamber of Commerce and with networking groups such as Business Network International. You can also join various accounting societies. You can also do direct mail to businesses in your area. Identify your target businesses, such as small businesses with revenues below $5 million. Then buy a list from Dun & Bradstreet or Info USA. You can then reach out to them by sending a professional flyer. You'll draw clients if you reach them through public presentations and articles. Remember to identify your target audience, since this will influence where you give presentations. For example, if you want to reach ordinary workers, then you can give presentations at a local community center and publish short articles in your local newspaper. However, if you want to reach businesses, you can present at your local Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, or Elks Club. You should also publish articles in business journals and provide a link on your website. You can create Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn pages cheaply. They are a good way to interact with your clients. In fact, you can encourage clients to leave reviews at your Facebook or Twitter feed. Of course, maintaining social media accounts can be time consuming, and you need to balance the benefits with the costs. As you get more established, you can hire someone to manage your social media presence, including your website.
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Create a website. Distribute flyers for basic services. Network with other professionals. Showcase your expertise. Remember social media.