Article: Unlike most American shrimp cocktails that simply serve cold shrimp with bold cocktail sauce, British-style shrimp cocktail mixes Marie Rose sauce with cold shrimp. Serve the creamy shrimp on top of gem lettuce. Cover and refrigerate leftover Marie Rose sauce for up to 5 days.
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Serve the Marie Rose sauce with shrimp or seafood.

Problem: Article: Get red crepe, wax, or glassine paper and cut it into circles at the size you want your poppies to be. Once you have the circles, form the petals by cutting rounded indents at three points just a short way into the paper. You will need 2 circles per flower that you want to make. Press your finger into the center of the circles and pull the edges of the circle up around in until you have a cup-like shape. Squeeze, roll, and generally further create wrinkles that start at the base and move toward the edge of the petals. Flatten the circles back out when you feel it is wrinkled enough. Cut from the rounded indents that you made until about two thirds of the way into the circle. Put a dot of glue at the center of one circle and attach it to another circle, staggering the petals to make the flower look more real and full. Using small squares or circles of green and black tissue paper, do a similar wrinkling process to create the center of the flower. Place the black tissue center on top of the green tissue center and glue them together in that way. Then, glue them at the center of the flower. Using white out or white paint, dab dots of white onto the tips of the black paper to complete the poppy look.
Summary: Prepare your paper. Get the petal look. Cut your petals. Glue the petals together. Create the centers. Attach the centers. Add your pollen.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Ask your husband out. Take him to dinner, or dinner and a movie, or dancing. Pack a picnic for two. Ask him to meet you for lunch on a workday, or bike to brunch together on a sleepy weekend. Make it clear that it's a date: nobody else is invited, even the kids. Dress up. Plan events that will require you to change out of your ordinary clothes. This could mean going to an elegant dinner, a dance class, or a themed event. It could even mean going swimming. Couples fall out of the habit of regular sexual encounters for a million reasons. The ways that you got together early in a relationship don't necessarily teach you how to maintain your sex life later on. Plan times and ways to have sex. If you always used to have sex at night, but are too tired now, find other times during the day. Shower together, or fall in bed before dinner. Please yourself. Be honest about what makes you orgasm, and what hurts or bores you. Ask for what you want: being selfless kills sex. Ask him what he wants in return, and take turns satisfying one another's desires. Make a date with him, and plan some creative details together (candles, costumes, trying something new.) Having a plan will get you excited ahead of time. Stick to it! Plans are useless if you don't follow through. The intimacy built by physical contact cannot be underestimated. Whether or not your sex life is flourishing, your bodies should find their ways to one another. Hug him when he comes in the room, when he wants reassurance, or just when it occurs to you. Trade back massages, or offer to massage any part of him that is sore. Kiss goodbye when one of you leaves the house, and kiss hello upon return. Groom one another. Offer to brush his hair, or put his lotion or sunblock on. Ask for him to help you with your zipper, and offer to tie his tie. Make eye contact when you talk. It is a powerful form of sensory connection. Getting out of your ordinary spaces will allow you to break your ordinary habits and be more romantic. Go on a vacation together, without anyone else. Take a weekend trip, or just a night away from home, if you can't be away for long. Plan a vacation that won't be too stressful. If one of you drives all the time for work, for instance, don't let it involve driving. Take the train or fly, or walk down the street to the local hotel. Get nostalgic. Take a vacation to a place where you both had a lovely time together. Don't try to do everything exactly the same, but do the things you both liked best. Reminisce, and create new memories.

SUMMARY: Make dates. Plan (better) sex. Touch. Take a trip.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: around the house and glue them to your clothes so you don't have to draw everything. It is hard to get details on clothes sometimes. You can decorate wigs with yarn or fabric if you like. Here are some ideas: think about all the stuff you do when you wake up in the morning. Draw a bed, make a wig with messy hair, draw your favorite breakfast food etc. You can decorate it if you like. You could make backgrounds for your dolls too. If you do make yourself a wedding dress, make a background of the inside a church. Add preacher and a groom. Draw your bedroom or a made up place. Have fun once again. Have a good time with your paper dolls.
Summary: You can look for materials, beads, sequins, yarn etc. Use themes to help you make clothes if you are feeling uncreative. Think of your favorite holiday and make clothes/accessories to go along with that holiday. Draw clothes to suit your mood. Store dolls in a shoebox.

NSAIDs, such as Advil and ibuprofen, can harm the lining of the stomach and make you more susceptible to ulcers. Take them only when necessary and only as directed. Eat a meal before taking them to reduce the effect they have on your stomach. Take acetaminophen (Tylenol) instead of NSAIDs when possible. Acetaminophen won't damage the enzymes that protect your stomach lining. If the pain you're feeling is moderate, try managing the pain without NSAIDs with techniques like yoga and relaxation. Alcohol can wear away the mucous lining of the stomach and increase its production of acid, which can make you more susceptible to ulcers. If you are having multiple drinks a day, cut back to having just a few drinks a week. Talk to your doctor about your consumption of alcohol to make sure you're not posing a risk to your health. Avoid drinking alcohol when you're taking pain killers, such as NSAIDs. When the two are taken together, they can be hard on the lining of your stomach. Cigarettes and other tobacco products can increase the risk of ulcers. They can also make it more difficult for an ulcer to heal, if you already have one. If you use tobacco, try to quit. Research online to find helpful guides to get started on the process of quitting. Foods with active cultures in them, like yogurt, buttermilk, and kefir, can help the good bacteria in your gut while preventing ulcers. Also incorporate vegetables like kale, broccoli, and cauliflower into your diet. Avoid foods that might irritate your stomach, like spicy and citrus foods. Caffeine increases the amount of acid you have in your stomach, which can lead to ulcers. Try to limit the amount of caffeinated coffee you drink every day, and avoid caffeinated sodas and energy drinks. Stress is more likely to irritate an existing ulcer than to cause one to form. But if you want to prevent ulcers, lowering your stress levels will help your body remain healthy. Getting at least 2 hours of exercise a week can help reduce stress levels. Taking up a hobby or spending time with family or friends can also help you to unwind after work, school, or anything else that causes stress. Sleep for 7-8 hours a night to help yourself recover from the stress of your day. Take a bath with epsom salts to help you relax.
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Take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in moderation. Limit your consumption of alcohol. Avoid using tobacco. Eat foods that help prevent stomach ulcers. Drink less caffeine. Exercise, relax, and sleep regularly to reduce stress.