Write an article based on this "Sift the flour and salt into a mixing bowl. Break the eggs into the well. Add the liquid to the flour, a little at a time, whisking to make smooth batter. Melt more butter in a small frying pan. Add the batter. Cook the crepe for about a minute. Serve immediately."
article: Then make a well in the center of the flour. Whisk the eggs and flour together. Next, mix the water and milk in a deprecate bowl. Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter and stir into the batter. Strain if lumpy. Get the pan really hot, then turn the heat to medium. You'll need about 3 tablespoons for each crepe. Tilt the pan so that the batter covers the base. Use a spatula to loosen it, then flip it over. Cook the other side for about 30 seconds. Fill the crepes with fruit and plenty of maple syrup.

Write an article based on this "Add storage and workspace. Attach the optional footbar. Consider alternative surfaces."
article: You will want to add some kind of storage and counter space behind the bar, as the included instructions don't provide any. You can do this in a number of ways. You could add a counter supported by brackets. You could find a stand-alone kitchen which fits in the space. You could build a series of shelves which fit into the space. It is also possible to simply leave it like it is. The decision is entirely up to you. If you want to add a footbar, you can do that. Simply be sure to add the additional 6" support blocks when building the frame, as described in the instructions. Attach the footbar using whichever method is recommended by the manufacturer. Get advice from your local hardware store staff. You may want to consider various ways to customize the appearance of your bar. You can do this by using a unique bar-top surface (such as one made from stone or colored glass) or by painting or staining the wood. The recessed panels are another opportunity for customization, since you can add contrasting material (like tile) to add interest to the bar.

Write an article based on this "Consider who you're texting. Figure out what you want to say. Write a purposeful and clear message."
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Depending on what your relationship with this person is, there are going to be different boundaries based on social hierarchy, family ties, gender and cultural norms, etc. Are you close with this person, or are they relatively new to your life? Determine the nature of your relationship with them and you already have the foundation of healthy communication. Amongst close friends and family there is often more space for being vulgar and less consequences for being awkward. However if we're texting potential lovers, coworkers, business partners, or anyone with whom we have a formal relationship, different rules of appropriateness apply. Keep this in mind when phrasing your text. Starting strong, and composing a meaningful message can help you avoid this problem in the first place. Many people lead busy lives and choose not to respond to texts that are vague or do not have an obvious purpose or appeal. And so a lot of us are more likely to respond to messages that have a clear purpose. Ask yourself these questions: What do I want to communicate? Is there a purpose to what I'm saying? How do I think they will receive my message? You've given a sincere effort at understanding who you're talking to, what you want to say, and how you want to/should say it. So now you know at least that whether or not they respond has less to do with your actual text, than their situation, or the nature of your relationship.