Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose visible storage for frequently-used items. Buy some plastic storage tubs. Hang some new shelving units Consider some standing tool chests

Answer: One of the easiest ways to maximize the space in your garage is to get items like storage hooks and wire baskets, which can be mounted onto the walls wherever it's convenient for your access. You will also need some brackets to secure these storage items into place. The best part is that they can easily be customized to fit the specific layout of your garage, they won't collect dust and they can be moved if necessary. These types of storage hangers are great for common-use items, as well as bulky or unusual items like: Snow skis Bicycles Tennis rackets Leaf blowers Rakes Hoses Rope For sporting goods, seasonal decorations, and other loose stuff that needs to be grouped together, buying some plastic tubs can be a great way of organizing. Go with clear plastic to make sure you can see everything that's inside without having to dig around. . If space is at a premium, consider installing some shelves, or buying some pre-fab shelving units so you can increase the storage space in your garage. It's also common to hang peg board for quick and easy storage purposes. Rather than drilling stuff directly into the wall, you can hang hooks or other storage brackets off some pieces of particle board to keep the walls clean. . If you're a big tool collector, consider investing in a tool chest, or some more substantial tool boxes to help keep your collection organized and arranged properly. Rolling tool chests are excellent ways to keep your automotive, yard, and home repair tools clean and available when you need them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start a blog. Read a lot.

Answer: If you don't own a blog yet, you need to find the right platform for you. There are so many blogging platforms out in the market to choose from such as WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, and Medium, Weebly etc. Try one out; if you are not satisfied with its offered features, then you can move to another, there are countless options some are free and some paid. This simply means you need to go through other bloggers' posts, which helps to improve your writing skills and exposes you to new ways of writing. You must always be a student and ready to learn. You can read about topics of your interest.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a crying face. Focus on your breathing. Lower your head or cover your face to seem more realistic. Add a whine to your voice to sound like you're crying. Tune out the outside world. Bury your face in your hands and laugh if you don't feel sad.

Answer: This usually involves closing your eyes and scrunching your face up a little simply imagine yourself through the motions through remembering what your face feels like when you do actually cry. If you're not sure what it looks like, look in the mirror and pretend you're crying, then pay attention to how the muscles in your face feel. Turn the corners of your lips down a little. Try to force the inner corners of your eyebrows upwards. Wrinkle up your chin like people do right before they start bawling. This may look fake if you overdo it, so try to be subtle. The breathing is part of what convinces people that you're upset. Start sobbing by making crying noises and take deep breaths as you do so. Breathe in constantly as if you are hyperventilating. Occasionally add a small hitch in your breathing to sound more authentic. If nobody can see you, run on the spot for several minutes to cause yourself to be out of breath. This will also help to create the blotchy complexion often associated with crying. Once you have the eyes tearing, the crying face and the hyper breathing going, you can add a few finishing touches, like covering your face with your hands, resting your head on a table, or hanging your head to seem like you're sad. You could also bite your lip as if you're trying hard to stop the tears. Look away, trying to pretend you're not crying to pull off a double bluff! When you're crying, your vocal cords tighten. This leads to the thick or whiny sounds you make when you try to talk while you're crying. Aim to stutter your words and add in long intakes of breath to add to the effect. This is basically "mind over matter" and the more you act it out, the more your body will acquiesce to produce the effect you're after. If you want to be able to cry on command, you need to relax, breathe, and focus on the reason you're supposed to be crying. By tuning out any distractions, you will be able to dig deeper into the emotions that you're portraying. It can sometimes be hard to tell if someone is laughing or crying if they do it correctly. While your face is in your hands, shake your shoulders and try to make your eyes a little red by rubbing them hard with your hands, and don't smile when you take your hands away. This works best on a stage when people are not close enough to see tears or your face in close detail. Make sure you don't make any sounds, or you could give away that you're laughing! If you do accidentally laugh out loud, try to follow it with a crying sound like a whimper or a sob, but don't overdo it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your materials: Combine lemon juice, baking soda, and honey. Add brown sugar to desired thickness. Mix everything together to form a smooth paste. Wash face with gentle cleanser and pat dry. Apply the mixture to your face and neck. Leave on for 5 to 15 minutes. Remove the mask with a damp washcloth. Splash your face with cold water. Moisturize. Repeat once a week.

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Juice from 1/2 a lemon (or 1 tsp. of concentrated lemon juice) 1 or 2 tbsp. of baking soda 1 tsp. honey Brown sugar to desired thickness Use a fork or a whisk to combine the lemon juice, baking soda, and honey in a bowl. Ensure that the mixture is smooth and free of clumps. How much brown sugar you add will depend on your own tastes. If you want the paste to be thicker, add more sugar; for a lighter, runnier exfoliating paste, add less sugar. Make sure the paste is free of lumps. Also make sure that it is not too runny, otherwise it may drip into your eyes or on your clothes or furniture. Use lukewarm water and gently massage your face as you wash it. Be sure to rinse it well. Be gentle as you pat your face dry so as not to irritate your skin. Using gentle, circular motions, apply the mixture to your face and neck with your fingertips. You will likely feel some light tingling and tightening. This is the mask doing its job! If your skin begins to burn, however, wash the mask off right away. Dampen a washcloth with lukewarm water and then use gentle, circular motions to move the mixture from your skin. You may need to rinse out the cloth and re-wet it a few times to completely and thoroughly remove the mixture from your skin. Use the coldest water you can handle, as this will help close your pores and lock in the benefits of the mask. Afterward, gently pat your face dry with a clean, dry washcloth. Once your face is clean and dry, apply your favorite moisturizer to your face and neck. Even without the moisturizer, you should notice that your skin is smoother and brighter even after one treatment. Only do this mask once a week. Doing it more than that may cause your skin to become dry and irritated. The mask should improve the quality of your skin and reduce the appearance of acne.