IN: What happens next?

How to compost dog poop
Decide to start composting.
Simply put, composting is the process of taking organic (living or once-living material) material and breaking it down into a nutrient rich soil additive. This great soil additive has valuable nutrients that help plants to grow.

OUT: When composting you take a natural process and speed it up by using heat, aeration (adding oxygen), and moisture. Bacteria, fungi, molds, earthworms, insects, and other soil organisms break the compost materials down into a useful material.

IN: What happens next?

How to keep mint leaves fresh
Wash the mint gently.
Run the mint under a stream of cold water, being careful not to damage the delicate leaves. Shake off any water droplets clinging to the leaves and stems and set the mint on a layer of paper towels.

OUT: Herbs should always be washed before use or storage, as they can contain traces of dirt and bacteria or residue from pesticides and fertilizers. Turn the faucet on to a light drizzle so that the stream of water is not so heavy.

IN: What happens next?

A man walking very slowly toward a woman as she walks slowly towards him. they

OUT:
meet up and begin their dance, it is very intense and very well done, they work very well together, when they are done they bow and high five each other while the audience cheers for them.