Problem: Article: If you feel too overwhelmed by all the choices out there, and/or feel uncertain of what your girlfriend thinks is too outrageous, then bring her along! Rely on the ultimate expert of what your girlfriend likes: your girlfriend. Make shopping together an adventurous prelude to breaking out your purchase at home. If your budget is an issue, stick to it when it comes time to select what you are actually going to bring home with you that day. In the meantime, though, let your girlfriend try on the whole store if she likes. Make a mental note of what she immediately gravitates toward, as well as any unexpected items that excite her. Know exactly what to buy the next time around when you go shopping on your own. If you feel excited by an item that she tries on but feels uncertain about, express it! Be sure to compliment her, though, rather than the item alone, as in, "You look great in that," instead of, "That looks great." Build her self-confidence so she feels perfectly comfortable wearing the styles you like most. Should your girlfriend absolutely love a piece that totally turns you off, don't be dismissive. Give the reason why you don't like it some thought, even if (or especially if) your knee-jerk reaction is instantly negative. Before you share the reason why, compliment the way she looks in it so her self-esteem isn't threatened. Then let her know why you don't find that particular item attractive, and finish with a complimentary suggestion of how another, similar piece might satisfy the both of you.
Summary: Surprise your girlfriend with a shopping trip. Let her try on whatever she likes. Flatter her when you like a certain piece. Be cautious in how you express distaste.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: How the herbs taste will depend on when you cut them from the plant. You will get the best flavor while the herbs are still tender, which you can feel with your fingers. If the herb is flowering, this will be just before the buds open. You can still dry herbs that have flowered, but the taste will be bitter. This process works for all herbs. If your herbs have already flowered, you can deadhead the flowers. This will allow more leaves to grow, which you can harvest and dry. A sunny day is the best time to cut your crop because the herbs will be dryer. The more moisture that remains on the herbs, the harder it is to dry them. It's best to wait until mid-morning, as the dew should be gone by then. You can use regular sharp scissors or small pruning shears. Place the cut herbs into a jar of fresh water until you've completed the harvest. Leave at least 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) of stem for the plant's regrowth. This includes herbs like sage, basil or mint. If it's easy to hold just the leaf, then it's best to remove them from the stalk before drying. You can also cut the leaves from the stalk with your sharp scissors, but this will be more time consuming. This includes herbs like fennel, dill, and rosemary. While these herbs will eventually be removed from their stalks in most cases, its best to wait until after they are dry as the stalks make them easier to handle. Additionally, some dishes may look better with these herbs still on the stalk. It's easy to mix herbs together or ruin the flavors of the herbs by drying them together. To protect the flavor, only dry one herb at a time.

SUMMARY: Harvest your herbs when they are tender just before flowers form. Choose a warm, dry morning after dew has evaporated. Use scissors to cut the stems just above a leaf or leaves. Pull large-leaf herbs from their stalks before drying. Leave small-leaf and feathery herbs on their stalks until after they dry. Limit your harvest to one herb at a time.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Celebrate her triumphs and be patient with her through her failures. Remember, the goal is for her to want to use the potty by herself, not for her to use it out of fear of punishment. The occasional reward allows your little girl to know just how proud you are and may make her feel more determined to continue pressing forward with her training. You can reward her every so often by allowing her to watch a video or by giving her stickers or small treats after successful potty trips. If your daughter has an accident, gently remind her that pee and poo go in the potty, but don't yell or reprimand her. Once your daughter is toilet-trained during the daylight hours, begin checking her diapers in the morning to monitor whether or not she is still going at night. If her diapers start looking dry, she is likely ready. Additionally, if she expresses a desire to try wearing normal underwear at night, allow her to try doing so. If her body is not ready yet and she continues wetting the bed for a few nights in a row, switch back to diapers for a little while longer.
Summary: Stay positive. Transition into nighttime training.

"I am sorry for my sin, all my wrong doing; I want to be new, and I truly thank you for everything and that I am now forgiven and saved from the penalty for my sins as a free gift of Your Holy Spirit, in Jesus' name." going to Christian meetings, being baptised as a sign of repentance, praying to God, reading the Bible, taking communion ("The Lord's Supper"), and showing God's love by kindness, forgiving others, making peace, to fellowship with believers -- and when thinking that you have un-confessed sin, confess and repent asking for, and accepting, forgiveness, expecting consequences for some wrongs and going on, all in Christ Jesus' name -- with God as the one, true Judge of all things good or bad.
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One-sentence summary -- Learn about and believe that Jesus died for your sins, rose bodily from the dead as your Savior and then pray to God in Jesus name and turn from your own path to repent to the one, true God saying: Tell others that "There is one Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who is Lord and Savior for everyone who believes, repents ("turns 180 degrees" for example) and follows Him" which would include:

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you begin tensing your muscles, it may be helpful to engage in deep breathing. Breathe all the way down into your abdomen slowly, focusing on the sensation of your breath. Keep taking deep breaths until you feel a sense of calm and are ready to begin. Go through the list of muscle groups in sequence. As you work through each muscle group, tense the muscles for about five seconds each, then let go and let the muscles relax for about 10 seconds. Start by making a fist with your right hand and tensing your forearm. Lift your right forearm to tense your upper arm, as though you were flexing your muscles. Repeat these steps for the left hand/arm. Tense your forehead by lifting your eyebrows as high as they can go. Squeeze your eyes closed tightly. Open your mouth as wide as you can to flex your facial muscles. Lift your shoulders up towards your ears. Then push them back, trying to touch your shoulder blades together. Tense your stomach muscles. Then move to your hips and buttocks, squeezing your muscles together. Tighten the muscles in your right thigh, then (slowly) stretch your calf muscle while curling your toes at a downward angle. Repeat for your left leg/foot. When you've finished tensing and relaxing your muscle groups, take a few moments to keep taking deep breaths. You may also want to stretch out your muscles to resume normal blood flow. Open your eyes and regain a sense of your surroundings. Don't stand up too quickly, or you may get disoriented or experience tense muscles. Simply sit for a few moments, breathing and stretching.
Summary:
Slow down your breathing. Tense and hold your muscles in sequence. Keep breathing and open your eyes.