Depending on your type of contraceptive pill, stopping mid-month may result in bleeding. Finish off your pack and go through your regular monthly bleeding, which will also make it easier to track your ovulation. It will also help in estimating your due date down the line. Anticipate "withdrawal bleeding" when you stop the pill, similar to the light bleeding or spotting you might experience when you miss taking pills during the month, or when you are taking the nonactive pills in the pack. If you have been taking birth control consistently to skip periods, expect to experience full, period-like bleeding after you stop. During the time after stopping birth control and before getting pregnant, irregular bleeding is normal and not a cause for concern. Everyone's body responds differently to stopping birth control, so it's normal that conception time after stopping ranges widely amongst women. As a general rule, it usually takes several months to conceive, though it can sometimes happen right away. If you still have not gotten pregnant after 6 months free of oral contraceptives, contact your doctor.

Summary: Finish off your last pack. Anticipate bleeding. Be patient.

Leafy vegetables, flowers, and plants can use a lot of nitrogen when they put on most of their growth. To help plants grow, apply the blood meal in spring. Because the plants will use the nitrogen and it will gradually wash away, reapply the blood meal every 2 months during the growing season. Avoid using blood meal year round since overuse can burn the plants or your lawn. Consider switching to a general fertilizer during the rest of the year. Measure the space where you'd like to adjust the soil. Due to blood meal being so concentrated, you'll only need 1 cup for every 20 square feet of soil. For example a small container or window box may only need a few spoonfuls of blood meal while a 100 square feet garden will need 5 cups. Read the manufacturer's instructions to determine if you need to mix the blood meal into the top few inches of soil. Some instructions may have you dilute the blood meal with water and pour it on the plant or soil. While you can sprinkle a little blood meal on soil to deter animals, always mix or dilute it when adjusting nitrogen levels in your soil. Although you can apply blood meal to the soil of many plants and vegetables, don't use it on peas, beans, and other legumes. The roots of legumes have bacteria that add nitrogen back into the soil. You should also avoid using blood meal on seedlings. If you accidentally spread too much blood meal, you'll notice that your plants may be growing large leaves, but aren't flowering. To reduce the nitrogen and help the plant recover from nitrogen burn: Remove any dried, discolored leaves from the plant. Spread wood mulch around the plant or over the soil. Apply bone meal or a phosphorous fertilizer. Use water to leach the nitrogen away from the plant or ground.

Summary: Begin applying blood meal in early spring. Determine how much blood meal you need for your space. Mix the blood meal with soil or water before spreading it. Avoid using blood meal on seedlings or beans and legumes. Lower nitrogen in the soil if you've applied too much blood meal.

It's the black and white app on one of the Home Screens. If you haven't already downloaded QuickFlip, do so now. This icon is in the top left corner of the screen. Doing so gives the app permission to use your Photos app. This can be any album from your Photos app except for Moments. Choosing Moments prevents you from saving your mirrored photo. Doing so flips the photo on its vertical axis (e.g., left or right). Doing so will flip the photo on its horizontal axis, which will turn it upside down. It's in the top right corner of the screen. Your photo will save to the All Photos album in Photos. You can also tap the mail icon to email the flipped photo to yourself if the Save option doesn't work for you.

Summary: Open the QuickFlip app. Tap the camera icon. Tap OK. Tap an album. Select a photo. Swipe left or right on your photo. Swipe up or down on your photo. Tap Save.

Scroll down a little until you find the "Your Most Liked Posts" section. By default, 4 posts are already selected. Unselect them by clicking on the green button at the bottom right of every post. You can select a new one by clicking on the posts that are not visible or are in grey color. Remember, you have to select 4 out of 4 posts.
Summary: Go to "Your Most Liked Posts" section. Select the right Posts.