Q: A temporary job will allow you to start saving, making money, and potentially paying rent while giving you time to look for a position in your field. Apps like Uber and Lyft allow you to use your car to drive people around or deliver food, and you can make your own hours. Look into tutoring in your field or doing freelance work while you search for something you love. Even when you find a position, you can keep up with your other job on the side to make some extra cash if you'd like! If you're a recent graduate, it's very likely your university has a career center that's meant to help you with planning your future. Many graduates are having trouble finding a job in their field due to a sluggish economy, and a career counselor will be able to assist you in creating a path for yourself. If you didn't attend a university, many states have some form of public assistance that offers free counseling for job seekers, as well as resume assistance. Search for free or public career counseling in your area to get a list of organizations. . The next step to finding a job is creating a resume for your applications. A career center can help you get started with this process, and make sure that you have the proper format and are including all important information. Be sure to highlight your most important achievements in your current position, as well as previous jobs you may have held. If you don't have a lot of employment experience, focus on your community involvement, academics, or other activities that you've devoted your time to. Highlight what makes you a good candidate! It's important to find a job that will support your living expenses before you move on your own. It will make landlords more likely to rent to you, and make your parents more likely to trust your decision to live by yourself. Devote at least an hour everyday to looking for new positions and submitting your application. Much of this time will be spent filling out online applications, writing cover letters, and sending inquiry emails. Be prepared to put serious effort into your job search in order to find the position that works for you and your budget.
A: Get a temporary job while you look for a steady position. Meet with a career counselor. Create a standout resume Make looking for a job your number one priority.

Article: Early to mid-April is usually standard. Once the seeds start to sprout, you can move them outdoors. Just make sure that the last frost of the season has already passed. Allow the soil to remain fairly loose, as tightly packed soil can suffocate the plant. Space seeds a few inches apart from one another. This space is necessary to ensure that the flowers will have room to grow without suffocating another's roots. Only apply a light layer of soil, as too much soil may prevent the seeds from germinating.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Start geraniums from seed indoors. Fill the pot with soil. Spot the top of the soil with seeds. Cover the seeds with soil.

Problem: Article: When a door is opened and closed repeatedly, it's no surprise that they can start to tarnish. Scratches and other superficial damage to the hinge can create friction and cause the door to stick. If you are worried about the lubricant possibly staining the door, you can take the additional step of removing the door from the frame. You can find out how to remove a door from the hinges here. Just like the lubricant can stain the door, it can stain your floor. Cover the area directly under the hinges you are working on to prevent any dripping. After you've done this, open and close the door a few times to work the jelly into the hinge joints. WD-40 would also have the same helpful effect on your door, but it is messier and dries out faster.
Summary: Decide if the door hinges are causing the trouble. Lay newspaper on the floor. Apply petroleum jelly to the hinges.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To add creases the lips, which will make them look more realistic, draw a series of curved vertical lines across the length of each lip. Vary the lengths of the lines, and have some start at the top of each lip and some start at the bottom. Make the lines on the left half of the lips curve out to the left, and make the lines on the right half of the lips curve out to the right. Make about 10 creases on each lip.

SUMMARY: Add creases to the lips.

Q: Use a tape measure to get the width and length of your balcony. These dimensions will help you determine whether something will fit when you're shopping for outdoor furniture. If your balcony is somewhat square, instead of long and skinny, you may have enough room for a small table and a couple of chairs. Bistro sets are often designed for small spaces and have a small footprint. Look for one with chairs that fit all the way under the table when not in use, or a set that folds up for easy storage. A round table will allow for more people to gather around it than a square table would. This allows people enough space to pull out a chair and move freely behind the chairs as well. You can have less clearance as long as you're comfortable squeezing into a tight spot between your chair and the table. If your balcony is more in the long-and-skinny category, a bench is a good way to add seating without eating up all the space. Look for a bench that has a storage compartment under the seat so that you can stow cushions, pillows, or any other balcony accessories. If you don't want to buy a bench, you can make one out of a couple of wooden crates laid down next to each other. If there's no room for a bistro set on your balcony, then pick out one outdoor chair and put a small side table next to it. This will allow you to sip coffee or tea, or even have a snack outside. Add cushions to make it a comfortable place to read a book. Choose a folding chair to save space and make it easier to transfer inside and out. Your balcony furniture has to withstand your climate, whether that's hot and dry, wet and humid, or cold and snowy. Look for metal, teak, cedar, and all-weather wicker in your furniture. These can stand up to a variety of weather conditions with little maintenance.
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Measure your space. Shop for bistro sets. Aim for 3 feet (1 m) of clearance all around the edge of a table. Add a bench. Pair a chair with a side table. Shop for weather-resistant materials.