The wall above the couch can make a perfect place for a large central mirror that offers a panoramic view of the room. Mirrors have the added benefit of creating the illusion of space, which can make your seating area feel more open and inviting. For a more eye-catching, contemporary effect, try grouping multiple mirrors together to fragment the reflection. Hang your mirror at least a foot above the couch and make sure it's perfectly centered to keep it from looking out of place. A set of multi-purpose shelves can be used to hold books, vases, or the assorted knick-knacks that you don't have room for anywhere else. You could even install a shelf specifically to set your snacks on while you watch TV or keep your various remote controls together! When it comes to shelves, you have many options, including ledge shelves, hook shelves, cube shelves, and more. Shop around to find a shelving solution that matches the character of your seating area. To increase the shelves' utility, make sure they're deep enough for different objects to sit on comfortably, and keep them within arm's reach of where you or your guests will be sitting. Attach a few sconce shelves or wire holders to the back wall, then array them with plates, platters, teacups, and utensils. This method of presentation is especially picturesque if your seating area borders the dining room or tea room. It sure beats keeping it locked away inside a trunk in the attic! Double check that your china is resting securely in the holders so it doesn't topple over accidentally. There doesn't have to be a rhyme or reason to your decorating schemeanything goes! Mix-and-match miscellaneous objects to piece together a display that's distinctly you. For instance, you might use trippy pop art prints to accentuate a centerpiece of crossed canoe paddles with your family's name spelled out in ornamental metalwork letters beneath. Peruse antique stores, yard sales, and flea markets for items that might be a good fit for your oddball wall. One of the biggest upsides of lining your walls with odds-and-ends is that you can add or switch out anything you want without worrying about disrupting a theme.

Summary: Install a mirror. Put up some shelves. Display your prized china. Fill the wall with an eclectic assortment of items.

Let the oven warm up for about 15 minutes. Roasting the tomatoes at a high temperature cooks them through relatively quickly. If you need to extend the cooking time, lower the heat setting. The cooking time will change depending on your oven and what temperature setting you use. Wait for the tomatoes to soften and begin to wrinkle. Check the edges to make sure they have begun to brown. The tomatoes will still be juicy, so continue cooking them as needed before serving them. The cooking time will vary depending on the size of the tomatoes. Large slices of Roma tomatoes require about 10 to 20 more minutes of cooking than grape or cherry tomatoes, for instance. Store any tomatoes you don't use in the refrigerator for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months.

Summary: Preheat the oven to 400F (204C). Roast the tomatoes for at least 15 to 20 minutes.

To start creating, writing, and submitting a proposed article as a non-autoconfirmed user, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_creation. Then, click on Click here to start a new article to launch Wikipedia's Article Wizard. The Articles for Creation page contains a lot of useful information about submitting proposed articles as a non-autoconfirmed user, including things you should keep in mind when choosing a topic and how your article will be reviewed. While not required, it can be helpful to read over this information before clicking through to the Article Wizard. First, click through to the Article Wizard from the Article for Creation page, or go directly to the Article Wizard at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Article_wizard. Then, read and click through each of the first 3 pages in the Wizard to get to the Create article draft page. The first page of the Article Wizard asks you if you want to go to the next page, or use the Wikipedia Sandbox to practice editing and writing articles. Click Next to go to the next page. The second page in the Article Wizard briefly goes over Wikipedia's copyright, notability, and referencing guidelines. Click Next to go to the next page. The third page of the Article Wizard details a few of the most common mistakes that Wikipedia contributors make. You can then click I'm not connected to the subject Draft Creation page. Or, click I'm writing about something close to me or I'm paid to edit to create a discloser at the top of your article that explains your relationship with the article. On the last page of the Article Wizard, you'll be asked to enter the name of your article draft. This will direct you to the article draft creation page. Wikipedia provides some directions for writing your article inside the text box provided, which can then later be edited or deleted. For more in-depth information on how to format your Wikipedia article, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Cheatsheet. If you need help writing your article at any point, you can live chat with a Wikipedia help channel representative at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:IRC_help_disclaimer. As a non-autoconfirmed user, your article won't be published to the live site, and won't show up on any search results. Instead, your article will be saved in a public drafting area until it is reviewed by a Wikipedia editor. Reviews generally take 5 months or longer. As long as your article remains in the drafting area, you will be able to edit it as needed. Draft articles that aren't published or further edited for 6 months will usually be deleted from the drafting area. If your article is declined, you will still be able to edit it. Once you feel like you've edited it enough and that it's ready for resubmission, you can request a re-review by adding {{subst:submit}} at the beginning of your draft.

Summary: Launch the Wikipedia Article Wizard. Read through Wikipedia's Article Wizard to get to the article draft page. Enter the name of your article draft and click Create new article draft. Write the content of your proposed article in the text box. Click Publish page to submit your article for review.

It grows best in 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit (21 to 24 degrees Celsius) weather. They should bloom for approximately 2 weeks. The blooms will last longer in a 65-degree temperature (18.3 Celsius) than a hotter temperature. Add liquid houseplant fertilizer at regular intervals. 5 cm) from the bulb when they start to die. When the flower stem wilts, cut it off where it meets the bulb. You can maintain the plant as a green plant for several weeks or months.
Summary: Place the pot in direct sunlight for the first few weeks of care. Water the bulb very sparingly until it reaches 2 inches (5 cm) of new growth. Turn the base of the pot every week to encourage straight stalk growth. Move the pot to indirect sunlight when it starts to bloom. Water the amaryllis flower regularly, as you would most house plants. Cut the flowers off 1 inch (2.