Take some letter magnets, which you can buy at most craft stores and even some department stores. Glue them on the front of the card to spell out the name or initials of the card's recipient. Choose colors related to Valentine's Day, like reds or pinks. Add extra decorations, like hearts and cupid bows, surrounding the letters for extra decorations. These are great for kids who love animals. Print out small, rectangle-shaped pieces of paper. Print out pictures of animals online and glue them onto the paper. Then, punch a hole in the corner of the card. Use a small piece of twine to tie toy animals onto cards. Tie animals onto the cards that have the same animal printed on them. For example, if a card has a lion printed on it, attach a small plastic lion to the card. You can also write cute phrases on the cards, such as, "I'm Wild For You!"
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One-sentence summary -- Glue letter magnets on a card. Tie tiny toy animals onto cards.

Q: It would be senseless to travel all the way to New York City just to see a taping that you might not even be able to see. Plan a vacation! Go to [1] and check if they are taping on the day of your travel. They do not tape shows every week. Find the "NBC Studios" marquee at 7 a.m. the morning of the taping. Lines fill up fast, so don't be surprised if you show up at 5 am and there is already a line. This is your only shot. If you're lucky, you might get to see one of your favorite shows in person!
A: Plan a trip. Check the dates. Show up at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Ask personnel where and when you can get stand-by tickets to Saturday Night Live.

Article: This is the only way to take useful readings. Your gas company will take 1 reading a month, usually around the same time. To estimate your usage, you need to do the same thing. Look at your gas bill to see what day the gas company usually checks your meter, though it can vary month-to-month. Checking it on the same day will give you the most accurate reading. For example, you might check your meter every month on the 1st. You can't do much with a single reading, as it won't let you calculate your usage. This is because the gas company doesn't reset the meter each month. To calculate usage, you'd need to know your reading from last month. If you have a copy of your bill, you get your previous month's reading from it. Also, you can compare your reading to the gas company's reading. When in doubt, subtract the biggest number from the smallest number. Use a calculator or subtract it by hand. This will tell you how much gas you used this month! Compare this number to your bill to verify the gas company is only charging you for the gas you used. Remember, it can vary slightly depending on when you took the measurement.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check your gas meter at the same time each month. Track your gas meter reading for at least 2 monthly cycles. Subtract last month's reading from this month's to get your usage.

Problem: Article: One of the most common signs of a collapsing trachea is a 'goose honk' cough. The cough is dry and usually comes after a dog has been active, excited, or quickly drinking water. If your Chihuahua starts to sound like a goose on occasion, he probably has a collapsing trachea. Hot weather can worsen your Chihuahua's coughing. Difficulty breathing is another common sign of a collapsing trachea. When tracheal rings become weak and collapse down into the trachea, air either gets trapped in the lungs or can't get to the lungs. Your Chihuahua may breathe more rapidly and have abnormal breathing sounds. In addition,his abdominal muscles may become tense from the extra effort he makes to breathe. Abnormal breathing sounds include clicking when breathing out and wheezing when breathing in. Difficulty breathing can lead to cyanosis, which occurs when the skin or mucus membranes don't get enough oxygen and turn blue. If your Chihuahua becomes less active, he may have a collapsing trachea. Without the ability to breathe very well, your Chihuahua would not be able to exercise for long periods of time, if at all. In addition, since being active and excited can worsen the signs of a collapsing trachea, your Chihuahua may simply decide to stay still instead. Although a goose honk cough is a clear sign of a collapsing trachea, your Chihuahua will need a thorough workup by your veterinarian. He or she will analyze your Chihuahua's blood to assess his overall health, and take chest x-rays. Chest x-rays do not always show a collapsed trachea, but can help rule out other causes of breathing problems. During the physical exam, your veterinarian will probably touch your Chihuahua's trachea to stimulate a cough. In addition to x-rays, your veterinarian may want to use other visual diagnostic methods (e.g., fluoroscopy, endoscopy, bronchoscopy) to get a closer look at your Chihuahua's airways and determine if his airway is infected with bacteria.
Summary: Listen to your Chihuahua's cough. Observe your Chihuahua's breathing. Monitor your Chihuahua's activity. Take your Chihuahua to your veterinarian.

Article: To speed up, simply twist the hand-grip throttle with your right hand. Twist the throttle away from you until you are at your desired speed. You will be able to go different speeds depending on the size of your motor scooter. A smaller scooter (125cc to 150cc) can travel 65mph. To brake on a motor scooter, press the hand brakes with both hands, similar to how you would on a bicycle. The right hand will usually control the front brake and the left hand will control the rear brake. When turning on a motor scooter, you must tilt the handlebar towards the side you wish to turn and actually lean your body in that direction. Your scooter should naturally lean in the direction that you are pressing the handlebar and it is important to get used to this. Practice turning slowly at first. As you increase the speed of your turns, you will also need to lean more. Getting comfortable on a motor scooter can take some time. Go to an empty parking lot and spend time driving your scooter around. Practice accelerating, braking and turning until you are comfortable doing so. Then try out your scooter on a slow street and gradually progress to higher speeds. Scooters are lightweight and not the most stable at high speeds. When going fast, use extreme caution. Always yield to cars. Keep in mind that there is nothing protecting you from the road should you fall. Always follow all motor scooter laws. To find out these laws, ask your local DMV. Keep in mind that driving laws for motor scooters are more similar to cars than bikes. If you are used to riding a bike, it might be difficult to break these instincts. Motor scooters are driven in the middle of the road and obey all traffic signals and signs just as you would in a car.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Accelerate gradually. Brake with both hands. Lean into your turns. Practice in an empty parking lot. Use caution on the road.