Your planter needs a floor, but you have to cut around the sections where the legs rest. Lay your 2 remaining pieces of fence board on top, and use a carpentry pencil to trace around each leg post by using a scrap piece to simulate the location of the leg. You can measure the size of each leg and draw the cut out yourself if you'd like, but the scrap piece of 2x2 will be the exact same size as your leg. Do this twice on the same side of each plank so that you have 4 sections drawn out on all 4 corners of your base. Lay each plank flat on your work surface. Brace the plank with your nondominant hand and lay the base plate of your jigsaw against the edge where you drew your leg out. Pull the trigger and guide the jigsaw through the first guiding line. Repeat this cut on the adjacent line to remove a square section at the corner for your leg. Do this on all 4 corners of your 2 planks. Lay your boards down on the inside of the box one at a time. Drill a 6-8 drainage holes using any sized drill bit across the floor of your planter box. Add 3-4 small rocks around each hole to prevent soil from falling through the hole and to keep the holes from getting clogged. Add your rocks right before you add your soil, since they'll roll around if you move your planter. You need drainage holes to keep water from building up at the bottom of your planter box.
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One-sentence summary -- Put your 2 base boards on top of the planter and trace the corners out. Use a jigsaw to cut out the corners for your legs. Drop your base boards into place and drill drainage holes at the bottom.

Since you're starting on a curve, you've got to hug the inside of your lane to maximize acceleration. Aggressively lean into the inside of your lane in order to take advantage of your centripetal force. Once you come out of the curve and into the straightaway, get your upper body back into its straight and upright form. Different lanes have different curve angles. Lane one has one of the tightest turns, while lanes seven and eight have very wide turns. Many runners will try to get to the center lanes, where turns are most manageable, but taller runners tend to do well on the outside lanes, where the turn radius is widest. After accelerating powerfully and getting to full speed around 30 meters, keep tall and relax your sprint as you approach the finish. Relaxing your sprint doesn't mean slow down: you'll still be all-out sprinting. You do, however, want to maintain full speed by concentrating on good running form to waste the least amount of energy: Be sure to keep pumping your arms. Your hands should reach up to your eye level. Try to run on the balls of your feet. Leaning can mean the difference between 1st and 2nd place in a short-distance race. Most 200 meter dashes are won or lost by a small fraction of a second. As you approach the finish line, speed up and lean slightly forward, making sure you run through the line by imagining your finishing point is beyond the line itself.
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One-sentence summary -- Nail the turn. Relax your run. Lean forward into your finish.

Try to use full fat Greek yogurt; it will be much more moisturizing than 2% or fat-free yogurt. Avoid using any flavored yogurts, as they contain too many sweeteners and other added ingredients. Yogurt is great for the skin because is it naturally exfoliating, brightening, and hydrating. It also helps lighten dark spots and reduce blemishes. Keep stirring until the honey is mixed evenly throughout the yogurt. Honey is one of the best things you can put on your skin. It is naturally moisturizing and anti-bacterial. It will help hydrate your skin while managing acne. If you are wearing a nice shirt, it might also be a good idea to drape an old towel across your chest and shoulders. Washing your face with warm water first helps open up your pores and make the mask even more effective. If you have any mask left over, you can also apply it to your neck. You can apply the mask using just your fingers. For a more spa-like experience, gently brush the mask on using a foundation makeup brush. The mask will start to dry and before "flaking" during this time, which is fine. The mask will still be doing its "job" hydrating and moisturizing your face. Gently pat your face dry with a clean towel afterwards. Your skin may feel a little stiff and tight after this mask; if this is the case, apply some moisturizer afterwards.
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One-sentence summary -- Drop 1 tablespoon of plain yogurt into a small bowl. Stir in 1 teaspoon of honey with a fork. Pull your hair back and dampen your face with warm water. Apply the mask to your face, taking care to avoid the area around the eyes. Leave the mask on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse the mask off using warm water, then splash your face with cool water to tighten the pores.

Early to mid-April is usually standard. Once the seeds start to sprout, you can move them outdoors. Just make sure that the last frost of the season has already passed. Allow the soil to remain fairly loose, as tightly packed soil can suffocate the plant. Space seeds a few inches apart from one another. This space is necessary to ensure that the flowers will have room to grow without suffocating another's roots. Only apply a light layer of soil, as too much soil may prevent the seeds from germinating.
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Start geraniums from seed indoors. Fill the pot with soil. Spot the top of the soil with seeds. Cover the seeds with soil.