Problem: Article: Lavender appreciates slightly closed quarters, so dig a hole just large enough to contain the roots, and no larger. If you're planting lavender in a pot, you want to use a pot that's not much larger than the lavender's root ball. If you're planting more than one plant, leave one to two feet between each hole, since the plants will grow quite large. Sprinkle about half a cup of composted manure or bone meal into the hole to fertilize the lavender. This will help it get off to a good start. Mix it in with the soil at the bottom of the hole, then cover with a light layer of soil. If drainage is a concern, you can also mix in a handful of pebbles so the water drains through more easily. Prune off any dead or decaying parts of the plant so that it gets good air circulation and the plant's energy will be directed toward new healthy growth. Shake excess soil from the roots and remove any that are torn or damaged. Place the lavender in the hole so that the roots are nestled against the bottom and sides. They should not be directly touching the composted material; rather, make sure there's a layer of soil over the compost before you place the lavender in the hole. Fill in the hole with soil and pat it around the roots.
Summary: Dig a hole large enough for the roots. Place fertilizer in the hole. Prepare the lavender plant. Place it in the hole.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look in the laundry aisle at your local grocery store or shopping center and see if you can find a stain remover that says something like "removes ink stains" or "eliminates pen stains" on it. Try to lift as much of the ink stain as you can using just the cloth. If the stain remover you're using comes in a spray bottle, spray it directly on the stain. If you're using a stain-removing pen, draw over the surface of the stain with the tip of the pen until the entire stain is covered with the stain remover. Read the instructions that came with the stain remover to see how long you should leave it on the garment. If you're not sure, leave it on for about ten minutes. You should begin to notice more of the ink transferring from the stained garment to the cloth. This is a sign that the stain remover is working. This will prevent the ink from transferring to other clothes in the wash. Wash the stained garment on the same setting you normally would. If it didn't, repeat the process, starting with applying the stain remover to the stain. Never put stained clothing in the dryer, as the heat will set the stain and make it much harder to remove.

SUMMARY: Buy a stain remover meant for ink stains. Blot the ink stain using a damp cloth before you apply the stain remover. Apply the stain remover to the pen stain. Let the stain remover set into the stain. Blot the stain using a cloth. Put the stained garment in the washing machine by itself. Check to see if the pen stain came out in the wash. Make sure the garment is stain-free before you dry it.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Let it all out on paper. You don't need to keep what you've written (unless you want to). The act of writing can help you to sort out your feelings and face facts about how wrong this person was for you. Plan a birthday party, think about visiting a cousin or getting a new pet. Find things to distract you from obsessing about this person and their behavior. Take the dog for lots of walks. Use the time to enjoy nature and keeping fit. If it's a little too embarrassing to talk about it to your mom or dad, tell your older sister, your grandparent, or even your school guidance counselor.
Summary: Write down your feelings. Think about other things. Don't think of yourself as a loser just because the person said they didn't like you or that you're too smart, too nice, etc. Try talking to a parent, sibling or a friend about what's happened.

Moving forward will be tough if you're still in contact with the person who broke your heart. Block their number, delete them from social media, and try to avoid the places they usually frequent. If the person broke your heart, you might be tempted to beg them to come back to you or stalk them online to see who they're dating. These behaviors keep you stuck. Free yourself to move on by getting space from this person physically and mentally. The breakup may have significantly freed up your social calendar, so use this extra time to connect with your loved ones. Make regular plans to shop, eat, and catch a show with your best pals. Sit down for dinner with your family and call up a relative you've fallen out of touch with. Positive social connection will help keep you busy and boost your self-esteem because you'll remember just how many people truly care for you. Dedicate your leisure time to a pastime that has nothing to do with your ex. If you once played intramural sports or volunteered at a shelter, start back. Other activities to try might include painting, writing, or playing a musical instrument. Having a hobby that's just yours will help you meet new people you have things in common with. It will also help you start building new memories without your ex. This is also a great time to learn something new! Try out a new hobby that has always interested you. Focus on creating an exciting life for yourself by targeting a few areas in which you'd like to improve. Perhaps you've always wanted to travel long-term, finish college, or lose 15 pounds. Whatever your goal, come up with some actionable steps and get started. Increase your odds of succeeding by setting SMART goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound. to boost your mood. Support your physical and mental health by setting aside time for physical activity. Try to get in at least 30 minutes on most days of the week. Fun activities to try might be running, hiking, rollerblading, swimming, or kickboxing. Pick 1 or 2 physical activities that you enjoy and commit to doing them regularly. Regular exercise can also significantly brighten your mood and help you combat depression or anxiety.
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One-sentence summary -- Get distance from the source of your pain. Hang out with friends and family. Engage in a fulfilling hobby. Take steps to reach an important goal. Exercise

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Food processors are not the best for mixing small amounts of foods. The wider work bowl of a processor makes it more suitable for larger, bulk processing over the blender. Use your food processor when making larger meals that might involve grating cheese, chopping vegetables or kneading pie crusts. Unlike blenders, food processors have razor sharp blades. A food processor is much more versatile and is suitable for dealing with non-liquid, heavier foods. Pick the type of blade you would like to use, the S blade is best for chopping vegetables, and attach it on the inside of the food processor. You can prep vegetables, and it's also an easy way to chop onions without crying. The food processor will chop, julienne, pulverize, mash, and split foods. Your blender, on the other hand, will probably start smoking if you force it to try to do these things. Attach the grating disc, also called the shredding disc, to the top of the bowl on your food processor. Use this attachment to grate cheese, bread or vegetables. Put nuts without their shells into your food processor when using the grinding blade. The food processor will soon turn the nuts into butter. Pick a food processor that's solid and sturdy if you plan to use it to knead dough. Connect the kneading attachment to knead dough for pie crusts and more. Food processors are pretty much indispensable for a good cook who likes to experiment across a wide range of recipes. If you're always having dinner parties, a food processor would help with the meals. If you can't afford one, wait for the sales when good quality models from the year before can go for very reasonable prices.
Summary:
Use your food processor for large meals. Use a food processor to chop solid foods. Attach the S blade to chop vegetables. Grate cheese with your food processor. Attach the grinding blade to grind nuts. Knead dough with your food processor. Choose a food processor if you love to cook.