Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know that he likes you. Don't procrastinate. Don't avoid him forever. Make a plan. Talk over the phone.

Answer: If you don't absolutely know that he likes you, don't act upon it. You may ruin a friendship based on rumors that other people have told you or an assumption that you've made because you think he likes you. There are some tell-tale signs that he is truly into you. He consistently asks you out. He persistently tries for body contact. He persists on hanging one-on-one. The longer you wait, the worse it'll be. His feelings will grow and it will be impossible to maintain any kind of friendship after you tell him the truth. You can pretend all you want that he'll "get the hint" if you simply avoid him. Well, he won't. You need to find a time to talk to him. Make it a time when it's only the two of you, so that he doesn't get embarrassed in front of a group of people. Write down what you're going to say before you say it. If you fumble over your words, you'll make the conversation longer, more awkward, and a worse time than it needs to be. In your plan, you should have some points about why you aren't interested in him. Don't attack him with reasons he's grossjust be honest about why you're not into him. You can't seem to move on from your ex-boyfriend. You just aren't physically attracted to him. You like someone else. If you have a conversation on the phone or over text, you can still implement all of these into your conversation. The most important part when doing that is being ultimate. Make sure he knows that there is no future chance for the relationship.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep your family's regular routine in mind. Determine when school will begin and end. Schedule tasks in 15 minute blocks. Include meal and break times on the schedule. Put the schedule somewhere visible.

Answer: It is important to make sure that you child's school routine will mesh well with your family's normal daily routine. Before you set up a daily school routine for your child, think about what your normal daily routine already looks like. Examine your normal daily routine to figure out how much time you have available to homeschool your children. Then, work within this amount of time. For example, if you find that you have four hours of time free each day, then this is the amount of time that you will have to homeschool your children. It is also a good idea to maintain your regular daily tasks in your schedule to help structure your days, such as getting dressed in the morning, running errands on a specific day, or preparing meals at a certain time. Setting a time boundary is important when you are homeschooling because this will help to prevent you from working too long or starting too late. Try to set a daily start time and identify the days of the week that will be "school" days. For example, you might decide to start school at 9am every day and end school at 3pm every day. Make sure that you make your kids aware of these start and end times, such as by posting them somewhere visible. It can be hard for kids to focus on one task for too long, so you might want to schedule tasks in 15 minute blocks. If your child ends up needing less time to complete a task, then that is fine. Just try to avoid scheduling tasks that might take more than 15 minutes to complete. For example, you might schedule a short reading or a worksheet for one 15 minute block. However, scheduling an entire book chapter, or a packet of worksheets would be too much for 15 minutes. Including meal and break times on the schedule is also important to maintain structure in your child's environment. Make sure that you include snack times, meal times, and other important breaks on the schedule. For example, you might schedule in a snack from 10 to 10:15am and then schedule lunch for 12:30 to 1:30pm. To ensure that your kids can always find out what tasks they should be working on at a given time, post the schedule somewhere that is easy for them to access, such as on the kitchen table or on the refrigerator. You might even want to take a few minutes each day to review the schedule with your kids and make sure that they know what tasks they will be working on and when they will be working on those tasks.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: View the home interface. Start creating a new poster. Add shapes. Add themes. Insert a photo. Adjust the brightness, contrast, or saturation. Add texts. Add another section box to the poster. Go over your creation. Select effects. Save your changes.

Answer: Firing up the app takes you to a screen with two buttons: The "Gallery" button and the "Create New" button. The "Gallery" button allows you take a look at the posters you have created. The "Create New" button lets you create new posters. To begin, tap on the "Create New" button. Tap the blue ribbon with three horizontal bars for access to shapes that you can add to your new poster. You can select any of the different styles already available in the app, just tap on any one of them to select the one you want to use. Blocks with the small grocery cart on their top left indicate additional themes that are available for $0.99. A pop-up bar will appear asking if you want to add any photo from your photo album or take a picture with your camera. You can select any of the options to add a photo or you can leave the poster as is, without a photo. You can do this by tapping on the three horizontal bars at the bottom. Tapping the capital T button will allow you to insert or change texts. You can also change the font style, size, and color. Do this by clicking the plus (+) sign. When you like what you see, just press "Next." The app will now give you various looks of the poster you created with different effects on each one. Tap the one that you like. When you're done creating your poster, select "Save." If you don't like what you created and want to make changes, you can click on "Go Back." You also have the option to share your poster; just tap "Share."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rinse and dry the blossoms. Boil the water that you'll use for the ice. Allow the water to cool. Wash the ice cube tray.

Answer:
Before placing the flowers in the ice tray, you should wash away any dirt, bugs, or other debris that might be on the petals. Fill a bowl with cool water and carefully dip the flowers in to rinse them clean. Set them out on a clean towel to dry for 30 minutes to an hour. It's especially important to rinse the flowers if you've picked them yourself. If you've purchased edible flowers for a store or website, they've likely already been rinsed. However, it's a good idea to rinse them yourself to be sure that all of the dirt is removed. You want your ice cubes to be as clear as possible so the blooms stand out. Start with distilled water so the impurities have been removed, and place it in a saucepan. Heat the water on the stove at high heat until it comes to a boil, and then allow the water to boil for 2 to 3 minute. The amount of water that you'll need to boil depends on how many ice cubes you plan to make. Add water to the tray until they're full and dump it directly into the saucepan to ensure that you have enough. You shouldn't add the boiled water to the ice tray right after you remove it from the stove. Instead, let the water sit for approximately 20 to 30 minutes or until it's cooled completely to avoid imperfections in the finished ice cubes. Before you add the flowers and water to the ice tray, you should clean the tray to ensure that dirt and debris don't wind up in your ice cubes. Rinse the tray with cool water and dishwashing soap, and wipe out each compartment with a clean kitchen towel or piece of paper towel. Silicone ice trays are usually the best option when making blossom ice cubes. It's easier to remove the cubes from the tray without breaking them because the tray is flexible. If possible, use a tray that has larger compartments. If your finished ice cubes are large, they'll melt more slowly in drinks.