In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Using a warm compress is one of the easiest ways to ease pain from a cyst and encourage it to drain as well. Get a clean washcloth and hold it under warm to hot running water. Then, wring out the excess water and apply the washcloth to your cyst. Hold it there for about five minutes or until the washcloth becomes cool. You can repeat this process several times per day. Use a mild soap to wash around the area of your cyst and allow the water and soap to run over the cyst. Try not to apply too much pressure to the cyst itself or you may irritate it or cause it to burst and this can lead to infection. If your cyst bursts or starts to drain fluid, place a clean, loose fitting cotton bandage over the cyst to catch the fluid. Change the bandage often and keep the area clean. Do not try to squeeze, pop, or puncture a cyst or it may become infected. This might be hard to do, especially if the cyst is bothering you, but popping or puncturing a cyst will make it worse and you may have scars as a result.
Summary: Apply a warm compress. Keep the area clean. Place a bandage over the cyst if it starts to drain. Leave it alone.

It may be hard to determine if she's actually flirting with you or just being nice. It's easy to misinterpret girls' friendliness for romantic interest. Some ways you can tell if she's flirting include: She leans toward you, smiles, and touches your arm while you're talking. She often compliments you, especially how you look. She talks about being able single or wanting to date in front of you. She often tries to spend time with you one-on-one. She plays with her hair or tries to get you to notice her. A girl may be flirting with you, but her words are more important than her actions. Keep in mind this could be difficult or confusing because girls tend to try to be too nice and indirect when they're not interested. If she mentions a boyfriend or that she's not interested in dating, she's likely not interested in you in that way, even if her body language is flirtatious. There are many signs a girl can give that she's not that interested in you. She may send mixed signals intentionally or unintentionally because she enjoys your company, but in reality she's likely just keeping you around out of convenience. You might notice that she: Is vague in making plans with you, or calls or texts you at the last minute. Never reaches out to make plans with you first. Does not share a lot about herself with you. Takes a long time to get back to your texts. Talks about her ex-boyfriend a lot in front of you. Only spends time with you when you pay for things, like nice dinners or going to the movies. Before you talk to her, talk to your friends or people you trust to get a fresh perspective. Chances are, you're probably over-thinking your relationship with her, reading into every little thing she does or doesn't do, and using a lot of energy thinking about her. Consulting with friends will help you get a more clear idea of what her behavior looks like from others. Confront her about her flirtatious or leading-on behavior. If you're interested in her, you need to know if she likes you or not. You may be scared to talk to her for fear of being rejected, but you'll never know how she really feels or what she really means by her flirting until you directly ask. If you talk over text, online, through a phone call, it may be less awkward or uncomfortable. Sometimes it's harder to be clear about how you feel over text, so keep your language clear, simple, and direct. You can say, "I am attracted to you and I thought you might be too, because you wanted me to take you to the movies, complimented me a lot, and said you wanted to hang out with me more. I feel confused lately though. Are you interested in dating or not?" If you meet in person, you'll have an easier time reading her face and body language. Talking in-person will sometimes give you a more honest reaction. However, sometimes girls try to be too nice and indirect when they're not interested. Keep in mind you may not even be able to get her to meet you in person if she's being flaky or not responding to you. Still, be clear and direct. You can say, "I want to date you, how do you feel about that?"
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One-sentence summary -- Notice flirting cues. Pay close attention to what she says. Watch out for signs she's just leading you on. Talk to friends. Talk to her.

Q: Think about what part of the story you like best and consider if there is an object you could carry that would signal to others your character. One good option would be to carry a stuffed animal such as a white rabbit or a striped cat. A plastic flamingo could work well for enacting the croquet scene. Some playing cards, a white rose or a paintbrush could link you to the Disney song "We're Painting the Roses Red." An old fashioned bottle with the label "drink me" might fit well in a pinafore pocket. Reread the book, or watch your favorite film version and pay attention to what lines you particularly like. Write down ideas of phrases that you could plausibly work into conversation. If you are at a party, pretend to grow or shrink as you eat food or have a drink. Alice is well known for saying "curiouser and curiouser!" in reaction to the many strange things she sees. The Disney film features several songs that you could sing or hum if the occasion arises. If your friends are also dressed as characters from Alice in Wonderland it will be easy for everyone to recognize your chosen character. The Mad Hatter is a very popular option from the Burton film. The White Rabbit would be a warm costume for a winter activity.
A: Choose a prop. Practice acting like Alice. Invite others to join you for a group costume.

Problem: Article: If you grow Rose of Sharon from seeds you harvest yourself, you may find that the newly grown plant doesn't look exactly like its parent plant. Gardeners say the plants 'don't come true' when this occurs. If you want to try growing from seed (regardless of what the new plant will look like), you should try looking underneath the existing plant first, as your Rose of Sharon may have self-seeded. See if there are any seedlings waiting for you that you can dig up and replant elsewhere. This will save you the effort of growing the plant from scratch. When you do this, you might like to hoe or pull out the other seedlings so that your garden isn't overrun with Rose of Sharon! If you prefer to plant your own Rose of Sharon seeds, wait until the pods are brown and mature before harvesting them. Some gardeners plant the seeds outdoors in the fall and let them get going over the winter. Other gardeners will start the seeds off indoors about a month before they expect the last frost. Regardless of whether you are planting the seeds indoors or outdoors, you should sow your seeds in a seeds compost. Moisten the compost, lay the seeds on top and cover with about a quarter inch of dry compost. Spray with water. If you start the seeds indoors, make sure to place them somewhere light but out of direct sunlight, such as an indoor window ledge that doesn't get direct sun. For both indoor and outdoor seeds, keep the compost moist until the seeds germinate in about 2 to 3 weeks.
Summary:
Be aware that plants grown from seed may not look like the parent plant. Look underneath your existing plant for any seedlings. Wait until the pods turn brown before harvesting them for seeds. Sow your seeds in a seed compost. Keep the planted seeds moist and in a bright location.