Problem: How to be satisfied with what you have
Practice daily gratitude.
Write in a gratitude journal each day in order to consistently recognize all of the great things that you have in your life. Whether you write a whole page or just a sentence each day on what you feel grateful for, this activity may help you feel satisfied by bringing all the positives of your life to light. OPTIONS:
- Think of this gratitude as the act of letting go of your suffering and embracing all your wonderful strengths and weaknesses. It is normal for any positive event to take four to six days.
- Try writing down one thing for every letter of the alphabet (a-z) that you're grateful for. If you want to involve others in your daily gratitude, consider writing thank you notes to those you're grateful for.
- Consider taking up reading on a daily basis. Many people find that reading all of the good things in their lives can help them feel satisfied.
- Ask a loved one for a favor, such as a houseplant or a flower. This kind of practice will strengthen your gratitude.

Answer: Try writing down one thing for every letter of the alphabet (a-z) that you're grateful for. If you want to involve others in your daily gratitude, consider writing thank you notes to those you're grateful for.

Problem: How to make leaf prints
Choose leaves that are still fresh and pliable.
Leaves that are dried will not work, as they'll snap and crumble when pressed or worked on.
Make sure that the leaves are dry before using. OPTIONS:
- It's best to rest them overnight before pressing them with a knife. Do not use thin or fuzzy leaves on foliage.
- Lay newspapers down to protect your work surface. Select a piece of paper for your leaf print.
- Fresh leaves lose moisture via dampness, so it's better to use them immediately dry, instead. Clamp the leaf like a scrap piece of cardboard.
- Fresh leaves will become " crumpled " when they start to dry out. Place a leaf pattern in the pot.

Answer: Lay newspapers down to protect your work surface. Select a piece of paper for your leaf print.

Problem: How to make polish dill pickles
Wash the cucumbers.
For the polish dill pickles, you'll need 8 pickling cucumbers. Before you pickle them, though, it's important to remove any dirt and debris. OPTIONS:
- Wash one small cucumber face-down in cold water. Let it drain out on a paper towel.
- You can use a pick or teaspoon to remove some of the dirt or debris on the cucumbers. Rinse the cucumbers under cold water to remove the dirt and debris.
- Simply put some lemon juice in a bowl and wipe the cucumbers clean with a paper towel. Lemon juice helps lighten the veins on the cucumbers, making them a nice, rosy colour.
- Rinse the cucumbers in the sink under cold water to ensure that they're clean. Kirby cucumbers are an ideal pickling cucumber for making polish dill pickles.
Answer: Rinse the cucumbers in the sink under cold water to ensure that they're clean. Kirby cucumbers are an ideal pickling cucumber for making polish dill pickles.