INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The warm water will help relax your muscles, as you let your cares drift away. You can even add a bath bomb or two to help pamper your skin while you're soaking. Try lighting some candles in your bathroom to create a soothing ambiance. A face mask can be relaxing in and of itself, but it will also make your skin feel nice. The easiest solution is to use a store-bought version. However, you can also make a simple face mask at home with a few ingredients. Mash up a couple of strawberries. Add a dollop of both honey and plain yogurt. Mix the ingredients together, and apply it to your face. Wash it off after 15 minutes. For store-bought versions, follow the directions on the bottle for how long you should leave it on. This treatment can relax you just because it feels soothing on your head. In addition, it will also help moisturize and rejuvenate your hair. Afterwards, your hair will be silkier and shinier. To create a hot oil treatment, simply pour a little olive oil in a small bowl, a couple of tablespoons or so. Add a dollop of coconut oil and a tablespoon or two of honey. Heat it up in the microwave for about 15 seconds, but don't let it overheat. Mix the ingredients together. Use a pastry brush to apply the mixture to your hair from roots to tips. Tuck your hair into a shower cap, or wrap it in plastic wrap. Leave it on for several hours, if possible, then wash it out. You don't need all three ingredients if you don't have them. You can just use one of the oils (without honey) if that's all you have. Sugar scrubs are easy to make with ingredients you have on hand. You use these scrubs to exfoliate your skin, sloughing off dry, dead skin cells. To make sugar scrub, just mix one part oil (such as coconut oil or olive oil) with two parts brown sugar (white will do in a pinch). You can also add in a scent with essential oils or even just a dash or two of cinnamon from your cupboard. If you use coconut oil, heat it in the microwave for a minute or two to help it melt before adding the sugar. To use the scrub, simply rub it into your skin with your hands and then wash it off. Get a thick foot cream. Wet a towel, making sure to shake or wring out excess water. Microwave it for about 60 seconds. Once it's done, apply the cream to your feet, and wrap up your feet in the towel. Leave it on for about 15 minutes. Of course, one of the best things about going to the spa is ending up with pretty nails, which you can do at home. Just take some time at the end of the day to paint your nails and toenails. Don't forget to add a base coat and a top coat for a longer-lasting effect.

SUMMARY: Take a bath. Apply a face mask. Try a hot oil hair treatment. Make a sugar scrub. Try a foot treatment. Paint your nails.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your computer or mobile device to check into your flight as soon as the twenty-four hour window opens. This will give you a better chance of not getting bumped off the plane if a delay occurs and your flight becomes oversold, and it will also reduce your time spent in line. If you fly often, then you might consider spending a little extra for a service like TSA pre-check, which allows you to skip the long lines and use a special, shorter line at check-in. This service requires a background check and there is an $85 fee. Having travel insurance is a huge help in case of a flight delay or cancellation. Pick a package that covers what you need, such as medical, travel protection, and baggage protection. Many policies will help cover your costs of a hotel room, meals, or other various expenses. Make sure to purchase your insurance well before your trip, as any storm systems that occur before your purchase will mostly likely not be covered. Make sure you're the first to know about any changes by signing up for instant notifications from the airport. This way, you can make arrangements quickly if a delay or cancellation does occur. Along with signing up for official airport notifications, download a third-party app that will notify you of delays. Sometimes third-party apps actually relay information about delays faster than the official airline website, so try downloading several such as TripIt Pro or App in the Air. If you've arranged for relatives or friends to pick you up from the airport, suggest these options to them so they can receive live updates on any flight schedule changes. Bring a few extra doses of prescription medication, pairs of underwear and socks, and maybe a laundry soap sheet to wash your clothes if the delay stretches on. Always make sure to write down everything you will need for your trip before you pack. This will save you time and help to ensure that you pack all of the necessary items. It is also a good idea to look up the airport's guidelines for how to pack certain items, such as liquids and toiletries. In case you end up stranded in weather that you weren't planning for, make sure to dress in layers to keep warm or cool. If you end up stuck at an airport or on the tarmac, you'll want to have some food and water with you. Pack some snacks and water in your carry-on in case of an emergency. Make sure to empty any water bottles before going through security, then fill them up in the terminal area. You can call the airline or check flight status online. If you notice delays online, contact the airline directly for more information. If weather is bad, flights into or out of the airport will be affected. Icy conditions, stormy weather and extreme weather events could definitely cause some problems. If bad weather is forecasted during your flight, contact the airport for more information and to check if they've announced any cancellations or delays due to the weather so you can reschedule.

SUMMARY: Check in early. Get travel insurance. Sign up for airport notifications. Pack a few extra days' worth of essentials just in case. Pack layers in your carry-on for any kind of weather. Bring your own water and snacks. Check the status of your flight before going to the airport. Monitor the weather.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To make this sandwich, you'll need: 1 egg 3 cups milk 3 cups fine breadcrumbs 1 cup flour 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. paprika 4 tsp. black pepper 2-4 tablespoons cups cooking oil 2-4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts 1-2 tsp. of red chili powder for a spicy flavor, if desired 1 tsp. of crushed onions Put the egg and milk into a single bowl. Beat the egg until it's integrated. Then add the breadcrumbs, flour, and additional dry ingredients, stirring thoroughly with a whisk to integrate the batter mixture. Evenly dip each chicken slice into the flour, and then the batter, and the flour again. Put the pieces on a plate to let them rest while you prepare the frying oil. Put the stove at medium setting, and flick a small amount of cold water at the oil to check the heat. If it hisses, then the pan is hot enough to cook the chicken. Put a few pieces in at once, but be careful not to crowd the pan. If you do, you'll bring the temperature of the oil down significantly, making your chicken soggy and greasy. Turn the chicken once, when it becomes golden brown on the bottom. Remove chicken from the pan when it's golden brown and has cooked to an internal temperature of 165F. Place the chicken slices on a cutting board to let them rest before slicing. If you don't have a thermometer, slice a piece of chicken in half. Make sure the juice runs clear and there's no pinkness on the inside. Fried chicken goes great on any number of different kinds of sandwich bread, and with a variety of different condiments and additions. Try out the following: Use Italian bread, tiger bread, baguette, or olive-cheese bread. Top with slice dill pickle, raw red onion, lettuce, and tomato. Add mayo, mustard, or ketchup to taste.

SUMMARY:
Get the necessary ingredients. Mix the batter. Batter the chicken. Add oil to a large frying pan. Put each piece of chicken in the pan. Cut the chicken into thin strips and add toppings of your choice. Done!