Write an article based on this "Pursue your own interests and hobbies. Set aside time to relax. Keep in touch with your support system."
article: You should still pursue activities you enjoy, even if they trigger your partner's anxiety disorder. Being a supportive partner doesn't mean their anxiety should take over your life. Suppose they have social anxiety, but you love to go to concerts. If your favorite band comes to town, go to their show with a few friends. They don't have to go, but you shouldn't sit it out just because your partner can't tolerate large crowds. You can't force your partner to do something that makes them uncomfortable, and they can't force you to give up your passions. Furthermore, keeping up with your hobbies and interests is an important part of maintaining your own physical and mental health. Try to find time to read a good book, listen to music, take a bubble bath, or do other relaxing activities. If you can't fit daily me-time into your schedule, try to fit it in at least a few days a week. Juggling daily responsibilities is stressful enough; supporting your partner can add even more pressure. Managing stress will help you maintain your own mental health and avoid burnout. Being stressed out and stretched thin would take a toll on you, your partner, and your relationship. If you're frustrated or overwhelmed, you're better off talking to a friend or relative than you are taking it out on your partner. When you need to vent, call a trusted loved one and confide in them. Finding a support group or seeing a counselor individually can also help you maintain your mental and emotional well-being.

Write an article based on this "Measure the outline of the garden bed using rope. Unroll the plastic lawn edging the day before you want to use it. Dig a 36in (7.615.2cm) deep trench around the garden bed. Cut off any small roots that are in the way of the trench. Place the plastic edging into the trench. Cut a notch in the plastic edging if there is a large tree root. Use a connector if the trench is longer than 1 roll of plastic edging."
article: Lay out a piece of rope around the garden bed where you plan to install the edging. Then, measure the rope with a tape measure to determine how much edging you'll need. You can purchase edging from most gardening centers and home improvement stores. Plastic lawn edging is commonly sold in 20ft (6.1m) lengths. The height of plastic lawn edging varies across brands. It typically ranges from 36in (7.615.2cm) high. Generally, 3in (7.6cm) edging is inexpensive and widely available, yet short enough for the grass rhizomes to easily grow into the garden bed, while 6in (15cm) is more expensive and difficult to find, yet will make garden bed maintenance easier in the long run. Remove any plastic coverings or packaging. Lay the plastic lawn edging flat on the ground. Use a shovel to dig a neat trench around the whole bed where the plastic edging will go. Dig to the depth of the leading you plan to use. Keep the soil that you have dug up close by, as you'll be using it again soon. The width of the trench must be slightly larger than the width of the edging. Although it depends on the width of your particular edging, approximately 2in (5.1cm) is normally sufficient. You can use a rototiller rather than a shovel if you prefer. Use pruning shears to remove any plant roots that are interrupting the 36in (7.615.2cm) deep trench. Leave any large, tree roots that are in the way, however, as it will be easier to cut the edging to accommodate these. Once you have cut away the small roots, remove them from around the trench so that you have a clear space to work. Push the edging firmly into the trench and against the garden bed. Make sure that the top, decorative edge is just at the surface level of the trench. Use scissors or a utility knife to cut a gap in the edging if there is a large root. Line it up with the root to check that you have the right spot. Avoid placing edging around garden beds where there are many large tree roots, as you don't want to cut away at the edging too much. Slide the connector onto the end of each roll, so that the ends meet in the middle. Firmly push the connector down onto each end so that it feels sturdy and attached. With an 8in (20cm) long connecter, 4in (10cm) from each end of edging will be used. The plastic lawn edging kit will come with connector pieces that you can use to connect 1 roll to another.

Write an article based on this "Separate the socks by color. Use stain removing products to remove stains. Try removing stains with home remedies. Turn the socks inside out. Pin each pair together with a clothespin. Wash the socks on gentle with cold water and mild soap. Turn the socks right side out."
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Before washing your socks, you'll want to separate them into two loads: whites and colors. This keeps your socks looking vibrant and prevents any unwanted bleeding. If you're washing both dress socks and athletic socks, consider separating those as well. For example, you might have a load of colored dress socks, colored athletic socks, white dress socks, and white athletic socks. You may also wish to separate socks by material. For instance, consider washing wool socks separately from cotton and cotton-blend socks. If you only have a few pairs of white athletic socks to wash, throw them into the washing machine with any white towels that you have. There are many products out there, such as Tide Ultra Stain Release Liquid, aimed to get rid of stains. Purchase a stain remover and follow the directions on the bottle. It may instruct you to either soak your stained socks in the remover or apply the remover directly to the stains. Mix a scoop of Oxiclean powder into a gallon (3.8 L) of warm water and soak your stained socks for a few hours, or overnight if you're dealing with a tougher stain. Then wash the stained socks. There are also many home remedies that you can try to get rid of different kinds of stains. Try sprinkling salt onto red wine stains or spraying hairspray onto ink stains before washing. Make a generic stain remover at home by mixing a 1:2 ratio of dish washing liquid and hydrogen peroxide. Doing this allows the socks to be cleaned as thoroughly as possible, because the odor-causing bacteria mostly reside inside of the sock. This will also help to minimize lint accumulation. If you often find yourself with single socks, consider pinning each pair together with a clothespin before putting them in the washing machine. This way, they'll stay paired throughout the washing process and they'll be easier to put away afterward. Put a load of dirty socks in the washing machine. Set the machine to gentle, press start, and pour in a mild laundry detergent to prevent fading, stretching, and other types of wear and tear. Take the socks out of the washing machine. Feed the sock back through itself and gently pull it straight so that it's right side in. Do this carefully to avoid stretching out the fabric.