In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's possible that a sand dollar can be buried just below the sand, which will make it difficult to spot right away. Stand where there is just a few inches of water and gently walk back and forth. Keep your feet close to the ground and move them in a shuffling motion. Watch to see if any sand dollars appear underneath the sand. If the water starts to get murky, you are moving your feet too fast. Slow down or you'll lose visibility. You might stir up various types of sea life, such as crabs, while you shuffle your feet. Sometimes sand dollars get pushed high up into the sand dunes, far away from the waves. Walk around the base of the dunes and watch for any spots in the sand that appear slightly raised or lowered with a circle shape. Use your hands to dig down into these spots. You may just find a stack of sea dollars underneath. In some cases, the sand dollar may be buried 3 or more inches deep. Use a shovel to unearth it. Go online to the local beach authority's website or grab a local newspaper. Find the listing of low and high tides times for the dates that you plan to visit the beach. Your best bet for finding sand dollars are in the minutes directly before and after low tide. This is when the ocean pulls back and extends the beach area. For the ultimate low tide times, hit a beach when the calendar shows a full or new moon. Most people prefer looking for shells during morning low tides. However, some argue that afternoon low tides reveal more shells if the winds pick up. When the beaches get crowded, people tend to drive over, step on, or otherwise accidentally bury or damage shells. If you get up early and catch the low tide, you'll have a better chance at getting first dibs on any available shells. This is especially important when searching for sand dollars, as they are easily broken. It's tempting to overlook the gnarly bunches of seaweed that wash up on most beaches. However, these sea grasses can actually carry and protect a sand dollar from the water to the beach. Break apart the seaweed with your hands. Sift through it until you notice any shells caught up within it. This is an especially good tactic to use on a crowded beach, as most people will overlook piles of seaweed when searching for shells. A day or two after a hurricane or nor'easter hits, go down to the beach and look for intact sand dollars. Storms have a tendency to push large piles of seashells onto beaches. As the waves calm down post-storm, shellers can take advantage of this opportunity to find sizeable sand dollars. Make sure to be careful and watch for other debris that may have washed up during the course of the storm. Some beaches are widely known for the numbers or variety of shells that wash ashore. You can find these places by typing in your location or vacation destination and the phrase "shelling hot spot." Many of these beaches have a deep ocean "drop-off" fairly near to the shore. This results in larger shells being pushed on to the beach during low tide. For example, Sanibel Island in the Gulf of Mexico is known for exceptional shelling. If you see a collection of shells sitting on the beach, squat down beside it and sift through them for a bit. It's possible that a sand dollar might be mixed within other generic or broken shells. If you find pieces of shattered sand dollars in the pile, then keep looking for a whole one.
Summary: Shuffle your feet in the shallow water. Look for circular depressions in the sand. Look at low tide. Hit more secluded areas. Sift through any washed-up seaweed. Scour the beach after a storm. Go to a shelling hot spot. Sift through piles of shells.

Problem: Article: The things you say to the guy, or even the things you talk about when you're not around the guy, can be a big indication of whether or not you have a crush on the guy. Here's how to know if the things you say mean that you have a serious crush: If you find yourself always teasing the guy. If you always end up poking fun at the guy without meaning to, it means you have a crush. If you talk really fast or stutter when you say anything to the guy, it means you have a crush. If you're careful about not saying anything that might make you look like a ditz or dumb in front of the guy, then you have a crush. And if you feel like everything you say to him does make you sound like a ditz, then you probably have a crush. If you can't talk to one of your friends for more than ten minutes without mentioning the guy, then you have a crush. If you have a crush, your friends may be able to pick up on it before you do. You can learn a lot about whether or not you have a crush on the guy based on how you act around him, or even how you act when he's miles away. Here are a few ways to know if your actions mean you've been bitten by the crush bug: If you go out of your way to hang out with him, then you have a crush on him. If you've never watched baseball in your life but are suddenly going to all the school games because you know he'll be sitting in the bleachers, then you have a crush. If you want to be near him whenever you do hang out. If you find yourself drifting toward him when you're in a group of friends, or even touching him in a playful way whenever you can, then you have a crush. If you can't stand being around him when he's flirting with other girls, then you have a crush. If your heart falls when you show up to a place where you thought he'd be and he isn't there, then you have a crush. It may not be a coincidence that you're suddenly spending twice as much time in front of the mirror whenever you know you'll see the guy. Here's how to know if your grooming habits and attention to your looks say that you have a crush on the guy: If you try twice as hard to look good if you know you'll see him. If you wear your best outfit, best hairdo, and most amazing eye makeup when you know he'll be there, then you have a crush. If you find yourself experimenting with new makeup looks or jewelry to see if he notices, then you have a crush. If you find yourself not caring at all about how you look if you go somewhere where you know you won't see him, then you have a crush. Let's say this guy is the athletic, typical-boy type. You might find yourself practicing basketball and soccer, or buying Nike shoes, so your guy can get interested in you. And if you want your guy to get interested in you, that basically means you have a crush on him and will kind of do anything for him.
Summary:
Be aware of what you say. Notice your actions. Consider whether you are starting to pay more attention to your looks. Be aware of changes to your personality.