Write an article based on this "Make your own traditional looking toga using a sheet of fabric. Hold your sheet so that it is sideways. Wrap the right end of your sheet around the front of your body and around to your back. Finish making the toga."
article: Use a large sheet of white or tan fabric. You can also use a bed sheet if you don't have a large sheet of fabric. You won't need to sew your toga, you'll just have to tie the corners of the sheet in a knot. Use a fabric that is not too stiff. A fabric that flows or drapes will help create the draped look of a toga. If you're worried about modesty or warmth, you can always wear a white top and white bottoms underneath your toga. The longer length of the sheet should be horizontal when you're ready to wrap your sheet around your body. Hold the sheet so that it is against your back. Once your sheet is in place, wrap it length wise around your body with the top end of the sheet just under your armpits. If the sheet is too long, fold the top over a few inches to make your sheet your desired toga length. Reach around your back to pull the sheet corner across your back and over your right shoulder. This will serve as the strap of your toga. (Most togas usually have a strap over just one shoulder). Hold this corner in place while you continue to wrap the other end of your sheet around your body. Wrap the left end of the sheet around your entire body one time. Once the end of the sheet is back in the front of your body, pull the left corner of the sheet toward your right shoulder and tie it in a knot with the right corner of the sheet. Double knot the sheet corners to make sure your toga strap is secure. Tuck the ends of the corners into the knot or into the fabric so that they are no longer showing. Look at Make a Toga out of a Bedsheet for detailed instructions on multiple ways to make togas.

Write an article based on this "Consider making a soothing mask. Make sure the oats are finely ground. Find a mixing bowl. Add the ground oats in the mixing bowl. Pour in the honey. Add the yogurt. Mix everything together."
article: If you have dry or sensitive skin, the ingredients from the acne mask may be too drying for you. Instead, make a more soothing mask using oats, yogurt, and honey. Here are the benefits of each ingredient: Oats make a great, natural cleanser. They also have both exfoliating and anti-inflammatory properties. Yogurt is full of calcium, protein, and Vitamin D, all of which are important for your skin. It also helps moisturize your skin and even your skin tone. Honey is a great for reintroducing moisture into dry skin. You want a coarse, flour-like texture. If your oats are too grainy, you will need to grind them up in a blender, a coffee grinder, or a food processor. You will need a small bowl or container to mix your ingredients in. Measure out 1 tablespoon of ground oats and pour them into your bowl. You will need 1 teaspoon of honey. Make sure that it is the clear, runny type. Measure out 1 teaspoon of yogurt and add it into the bowl. To reduce the risk of irritation, use a plain, unsweetened yogurt. Using a spoon or fork, mix all of the ingredients together until you have a thick paste. If the mixture is too thick and clumpy, then add a little more honey or yogurt.

Write an article based on this "Keep an open mind. Evaluate how a work of art makes you feel. Offer your own interpretation of what the art means. Applaud the ambiguity of abstraction. Learn what you like and don't like."
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You will never know if you like or don't like certain types of art if you don't try to enjoy them. You can think of going to see new kinds of art as exposing yourself to new experiences, rather than just seeing art. Be in touch with your own emotions as you view art. Do you feel excited? Calm? Anxious? Confused? Art can evoke a wide range of emotional responses, so do your best to be conscious of yours. Part of the fun of viewing art is that you get to come up with your own story about it! Art is very subjective, so even if your interpretation of a piece isn't exactly what the artist intended, it's okay! There is often not just one right answer. What's important is that you make a genuine effort to extract meaning from their work. Because every person has a different set of unique experiences, it's valid for every person who views a piece of art to walk away with a different understanding of it. This can lead to interesting discussions! Ask the person next to you what they think. It's also completely fine to offer no interpretation at all, and instead just enjoy the art for its physical properties. Abstract art art that doesn't look like anything in the real world can be a little harder to appreciate because the message or emotion that the artist is trying to convey is not always immediately clear. To enjoy abstract art, think about what grabs your eye first in the piece, and why the artist might have wanted your attention to go there. Abstract art can be fun because it's like a puzzle. You really have to give it some thought to come up with a potential meaning for it. Remember, your meaning doesn't have to be necessarily correct! As you view more and more art, you will start to develop an understanding of what you like and dislike in a piece of art. This can help you seek out similar artists. You don't have to love everything that you see! Artist statements or descriptive brochures can sometimes be misleading, so if you unexpectedly don't like a certain type of art, that's fine.