Make your sandwich a little more interesting by adding things like granola, pretzels, or Ritz crackers. The added benefit of granola is that it gives you more fiber and nutrients and is a healthier option. There are lots of different sweet things you can add to your sandwich, like syrup (especially maple syrup), a cut up banana, some honey, brown sugar, or different kinds of berries (blueberries, pomegranate seeds, etc.). This will give your sandwich a little more crunch and a little more taste. It is also helpful when spreading peanut butter, because it doesn't tear as easily as regular bread. You could also try using biscuits instead of bread, because the peanut butter and jelly would spread really nicely and there would be a little different taste. You'll need 2 slices of bread, 1 egg, 2 tablespoons milk, some cinnamon, some brown sugar, and the peanut butter and jelly. Mix together cinnamon, egg, milk, and brown sugar. Dip your slices of bread into the mixture, making sure you don't coat it too much. Put bread in skillet and cook for a couple of minutes. Flip the bread and cook a couple more minutes. Remove from skillet and spread with peanut butter and jelly and return to skillet, cooking for about a minute on medium heat. Put on plate, cut in half, and eat! Whip up some homemade banana bread and spread it with your usual peanut butter and jelly. This a delicious treat and gives you the benefit of the bananas with the bonus of the sweetness of cake.
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One-sentence summary -- Add crunch. Add more sweetness. Toast your bread. Use french toast for the bread. Use banana bread for the bread.

Q: Succulents grow well in arid climates and are easy to maintain. Look for succulents in your yard or at a local nursery and cut them at their stem. You can trim the ends of the plant's branches so that the plant survives, but you still get the materials for your wreath. Look for flowers or other eye-catching portions of the plants you have access to. If nurseries around you don't have succulents, you can try purchasing one at a hardware or home and gardening store like Lowes or Home Depot. Examples of succulent plants that would be ideal for a wreath include aeoniums, echeverias, crassulas, haworthias, aloes, and kalanchoes. You can purchase succulent clippings online as well. Succulent plants store their water in their leaves instead of the roots and stem, which typically leads to thicker leaves. Lay out your plants on the floor to ensure that you have enough to cover the surface of your wreath. Configure them visually so you can get an idea of how they will look once attached to your wreath frame. Soaking your moss in a bucket of warm water will allow it to become rehydrated. Purchase sphagnum moss at a home and gardening or department store. Sphagnum moss absorbs water like a sponge and can keep your succulent wreath alive by providing water and nutrients to your clippings. You can purchase a wreath frame online or at a department store. If you want, you can also create your own wireframe using a wire coat hanger. Take your soaked sphagnum moss and wrap it around the metal in the wireframe. Squeeze the wet moss in the place to make it adhere. Do this around the entirety of the wreath frame. Wear gloves and clear out a free space when using moss. Poke holes around the wreath with a tool that is large enough for your plant's stems. Do this around the wreath in the spots that you want there to be flowers or plants. Lay your wreath flat on a table or other surface. Insert your succulent plant clippings into the holes that you made. To hold the plants together in place, you can use bobby pins or wrap thin wire around the plants and the underlying moss. Soak your wreath for 15 minutes once you are done placing your succulents into the moss. This will help saturate the stems of the succulents and extend the life of your wreath. After you clean off your work area, allow your succulent wreath to set for 6 to 8 weeks on a flat, waterproof surface. This will allow the succulent trimmings to grow roots and embed themselves within your moss. During this time, keep your succulents in an area that receives indirect sunlight. Make sure that during this time your wreath is laying out on a flat surface.
A: Take cuttings of succulents. Lay out your succulents in a pattern. Soak sphagnum moss in a bucket for 20 minutes. Wrap the moss around a wreath frame. Create planting holes with a pen or scissors. Insert your plants into the holes. Place your wreath in a basin of water. Allow your wreath to sit for 3 to 8 weeks.

Article: Before you get started you will need to collect the tools required for trimming a horse's hooves. These tools will all serve a different function and all are required to properly clean and trim your horse's hooves. Make sure you have the following equipment: Gloves to protect your hands and fingers as you work. Hoof nippers will be used for the actual trimming of the hoof. A rasp is used to level off any rough areas of the hoof. A hook knife can help you dig out any material that is caught in your horse's hoof. Farrier chaps are optional, but offer protection to your legs while trimming your horse's hooves. Hard, dry hooves are extremely difficult to trim and attempting to do so will only frustrate both you and your horse. Before you trim the hooves make sure to soak them in water, making them much easier to work with. Have your horse soak their feet in water or mud for around 15 to 20 minutes. If you live in a dry location, bring a spray water bottle with you and moisten the hooves as you work. If the hooves dry out during the trimming process, take a break and soak them again. Before you start trimming the hooves you will need to make sure they are clean. This allows you to get the best view of the hoof and will inform you of which areas need the most attention. Use your hook knife to remove any dirt or other material that may have become lodged within the frog and bars of the hoof. Hold the knife with the blade pointing downwards, opposite to how you would hold a steak knife. Keep your wrist straight and use your whole arm to make your strokes. While facing the horse's rear end, hold your horse's leg between your legs to keep the hoof in place while you work. Use one hand to hold and manipulate the hoof while the other hand cleans it. The hook knife can also be used to cut away areas of the frog if it has grown across the sole.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather your tools. Soak the hooves. Clean the hooves.

Article: Visit bill.aol.com in your web browser. In order to delete a screen name, you'll need to cancel any paid services that are associated with it first. Enter the username that you created when you made your account and enter the password as well. You'll be prompted to answer the security question for your account as well in order to access your account settings. If you don't remember the answer, click the "Forgot Answer?" link. This will take you through the reset process. You won't be able to do this if you don't have any recovery information associated with your account. You'll find this under the "Service Options" heading, as well as in the top navigation menu. All of the subscriptions associated with your various screen names will be displayed here. Scroll down to find the services associated with the screen name you want to delete. You'll be prompted to confirm that you want to end that particular service, and will be shown which benefits you'll be losing access to. It may take an hour or two for the cancellation to process.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visit the AOL account management site. Log in with your master screen name. Answer your security question. Click "Manage My Subscriptions." Find the service you want to cancel. Click the "Cancel" link to end a subscription.