Use a reel mower to keep the grass short where the weeds tend to grow. The spurge will not be able to move in as easily if you keep your lawn dense, short, and healthy. Before the grass and weeds start to grow, fertilize your lawn and water for 30 minutes afterward. Fertilizing the lawn will help produce healthier grass, which is a way to prevent weeds from spreading. If you are trying to control spurge in an area outside of a lawn or turf area, do not fertilize. The grass will probably not be maintained and fertilizing the area will only help the weed grow faster. Maintaining a healthy lawn or mulched area is the first defense against controlling spurge. Water the lawn for 30 minutes. Test to make sure the grass has enough water by trying to push a screwdriver into the dirt. If it sinks easily to 6in (15cm), do not continue to water it. If not, water for another 10 minutes and retest. Depending on the type of grass you have, it may be more heat and drought-resistant than others. Also, if you live a dry climate, you will need to water your grass more often.
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One-sentence summary -- Mow the grass so it stays below 2in (5.1cm). Fertilize your lawn during spring months (April-May). Water your lawn to maintain healthy grass.

It's the yellow icon with a white ghost on your home screen. It's the large circle at the bottom of the camera screen. You can skip this step if you don't want to use Snapchat's editing options. It's the square with an upward-facing icon at the bottom of the screen. This saves your photo to Snapchat Memories. If it's your first time saving to your Memories, you'll be prompted to choose a location to which you'll save your Memories. You can choose "Memories Only" (save to Snapchat's server) or "Memories and Camera Roll" to also save a copy of the photo on your device. It's at the top left corner of the screen. This opens your Memories. It's just beneath the word "Memories" at the top of the screen. You should see your photo. If you don't see your photo in Camera Roll, you'll have to save it there. To do this: Tap Snaps at the top of the screen. Tap and hold the photo until the menu appears. Tap Save to Camera Roll. It's the circle icon at the bottom of the screen. This will bring you back to the home screen. It's the rainbow pinwheel (Android) icon on your home screen. If you don't see it on the home screen, tap the Apps icon (usually a circle with 6 dots inside) and open it from there. If you use another app to manage and edit your photos, you can use that app to rotate the image. It should be at the top of the photo list. If you don't see the photo, tap the at the top left corner of the screen, then select Device Folders. You should see the photo in the Camera folder. It's the icon of a pencil at the bottom of the screen. It's the third icon at the bottom of the screen that has several arrows pointing in various directions. Tap the button at the bottom right side of the photo to turn it counter-clockwise. Keep tapping until it looks the way you want it, then tap Done. You can do this by viewing your open apps (Usually a square button at the bottom of the screen), then selecting Snapchat. This will open your Memories. Your rotated photo appears at the top of the list. Lift your finger when the gray menu appears. It's the blue paper airplane at the bottom of your photo. Now you can send the Snap to a friend or post it to your Story.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Snapchat. Tap the shutter icon to take your photo. Add effects, text, and doodles. Tap the Save icon. Tap X. Swipe up on the camera screen. Tap Camera Roll to find your photo. Press the Home button. Open Photos. Tap the photo to open it. Tap the Edit icon. Tap the Crop and Rotate icon. Rotate the photo. Return to Snapchat. Swipe up on the Camera screen. Tap Camera Roll. Tap and hold the photo. Tap the Send icon.

A mantra is just a simple phrase or word that you repeat over and over. You use it to clear your mind in meditation. For instance, one of the traditional phrases is "om," usually drawn out ("ommmmm"). However, you can use any phrase you want from "I love life" to "No more fear." To try it out, take a moment to close your eyes, and breathe deeply. Repeat your phrase over and over, focusing your thoughts only on your mantra. If your mind wanders, focus back on your mantra. One way to meditate is to simply focus on your breathing. Sit quietly with your eyes closed. Pay attention only to your breathing as you try to slow it down. If it helps, try counting to eight as you breathe in and to eight as you breathe out. Your mind will wander off, but just bring it back to your breathing. Another way to meditate, which you can do almost anywhere, is to focus your attention on what your body is feeling. Sit or stand with your feet about shoulder-width apart. Focus your attention on what your muscles are feeling. For instance, on a subway, you might feel the movement under your feet. Sitting a park, you might just feel the weight of your body on the bench, the breeze on your face, the solidness of the ground under your feet. By focusing on what your body is feeling, you're pulling yourself out of your mind and calming down. Walking meditation is similar to breathing meditation; that is you focus on your breathing to pull yourself out of your head. However, you also focus on the steps you are taking as well. Slow down your pace. When you're using walking meditation, you need to be aware of each step, and you can only do that if you slow down your walking. The great thing about walking meditation is that you can do it almost anytime, even going around the grocery store.
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Try using a mantra. Focus on your breathing. Meditate anywhere. Use walking meditation.