INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You may already have an idea of where you want to grow flowers. However, you can't just start planting, as different plants need different amounts of light. You can simply observe your garden over the course of the day, checking on it every hour or so to see which areas get full sun (at least six hours of sunlight) and which areas are partially shaded. It can help to make a chart of the areas you'd like to plant, and then mark off "partial" or "full" for every hour you check on the areas. Keep in mind that you may have to perform maintenance including deadheading and separating flowers. Make sure to leave space between plants so that you have room to access them . Build your garden in small steps. Start with a small flower bed, say a patch that is 5 feet (1.5m) by 5 feet (1.5m) or less. A patch that size has room for around twenty to thirty plants with perhaps three types of annuals and one or two perennials. Put your garden in a noticeable area. If you plant your garden in a forgotten corner of your yard, you may very well forget it, meaning it could die off without you knowing. However, if you stick it someplace you can see it every day, you're more likely to be reminded to provide the care it needs. To plant flowers, clearing the sod first is essential, as it gives your flowers room to grow. Dig it out by using a shovel to get under the grass and roots and pull out the top layer of grass. For a less labor-intensive route, place newspapers all over the area (at least five layers thick). On top of the newspapers, lay out a covering of potting soil mixed with topsoil or compost. The soil covering should be at least 3 inches (7.6cm) thick. Leave the covering on the ground and wait about four months. The sod will die off and the newspaper will become part of the soil. Till up the soil to make it loose and crumbly for planting. Also, break up any clods with a rake. If you find rocks, remove them from the area. Smooth out the top of the soil so it's mostly level. Most garden soil isn't perfect for growing flowers, so you need to enrich it. The easiest way is to add compost, peat moss, or shredded leaves into the top 6 inches (15cm) or so. Basically, most organic material will work. You can even use old manure. If you can't dig into the soil, you can leave the organic material on top, and after a few months, it will become a part of the soil. If you find your soil is difficult to work with, create a raised bed. Raised beds are good for areas with soil that have high clay content, as well as soils that are particularly sandy or rocky. You can buy a kit from a local garden store to make your raised garden, and then fill it with soil.

SUMMARY: Check the light levels. Remove the grass if you have it. Till the soil. Make your soil more fertile. Create raised beds in difficult soil.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you start gluing, you can't change it! Therefore, it's best to create your design first by laying out the pieces you want to use. When you have a design you like, set them to the side in the way you want to add them to your box so you can quickly move them over as needed. You can overlap images if you'd like! Don't forget you can use whole sheets if you prefer. Just cut them to fit each side.
Summary: Lay out your images first before you start gluing.

The pumpkin should be a deep orange color on the outside, and its flesh should have a fine texture. Avoid using pumpkins with stringy or dry flesh. A pumpkin of higher quality will last longer and better than one of low quality. This method preserves the pumpkin by freezing it. Freezing is the easiest way to preserve pumpkins and is also thought to produce the best quality product. Rinse the pumpkin under lukewarm running water. If necessary, gently scrub the pumpkin with a vegetable brush to remove dirt and debris from the surface. Soap is not necessary, nor is it advised. Use a large serrated knife to cut the pumpkin in half. Then, cut each half into 2- to 3-inch (5- to 7.6-cm) chunks. A serrated knife is recommended. A smooth blade is more likely to slip against the tough skin of the pumpkin, which could cause you to accidentally cut yourself. You could peel the pumpkin chunks before boiling them, but waiting until after the pumpkin has been cooked will be easier. Place the pumpkin chunks in a medium saucepan and cover them with water. Boil the pumpkin for about 25 to 30 minutes, or until the flesh feels tender. You could also bake the pumpkin. Cut the pumpkin in half and place each half, face-down, in a baking dish. Cover with foil and cook in an oven preheated to 375 degrees Fahrenheit (190 degrees Celsius) for 1.5 hours. Let the cooked pumpkin cool enough for you to handle it. Scrape the pulp from rind and transfer it to a medium bowl. Use a metal spoon or similarly rigid utensil to dig out the flesh. Once cooked, the flesh should separate from the skin with relative ease. Use a potato masher to mash the already soft pulp into a puree. You could also accomplish this task with a hand-held immersion blender or a food processor. Place the bowl or pan containing the pumpkin in cold water until the pumpkin puree cools to room temperature. Do not allow excess water to get into the mashed pumpkin. Stir the mashed pumpkin occasionally as it cools. Use containers made from non-reactive materials like plastic or glass. Make sure that the containers are approved for freezer use. Leave at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) of empty headspace in between the top of the pumpkin and the top of container. This will allow the pumpkin to expand as it freezes. Tightly seal the containers before freezing them. until ready to use. The pumpkin should last about 3 to 6 months without developing any change in flavor or texture. At best, you may even be able to keep the pumpkin for over a year.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a fully ripe pumpkin. Wash the pumpkin. Cut the pumpkin into chunks. Boil the pumpkin until soft. Remove the pulp. Mash the pulp. Cool the pumpkin. Pack the pumpkin into rigid containers. Freeze the pumpkin

Q: Many big stores, especially toy stores, let you create an account on their website where you can make a wish list filled with things you want for Christmas. You can give the link to your wish list to friends and family so they can go online to find out what you want. There are also many apps that allow you to create a wish list on your phone and share it with friends and family through text, email or social media. You can type what you want for Christmas in a fun holiday email and send it to friends and family. Collect all of the email addresses and send the list to as many people as you want. You can send it as a group email, or to be more personal you can send the emails individually with a personalized note in each one. Make the email have a theme of gratitude to show your friends and family that you're thankful to have them all in your life and not just asking for presents. Write your Christmas list down on paper and hang it up in your house. Hang it somewhere that your family will see and read it. You can also mail a letter to friends and family that has your list on it. Make sure you mail it early enough for your friends and family to get it before Christmas.
A: Use a website or app. Email your wish list. Write your list on paper.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An eyebrow powder kit will usually come with clear wax. The wax helps hold the hair in place and gives the powder something to adhere to. A small, angled brush helps set the shape.

SUMMARY:
Use an angled wax brush to apply the wax.