If you want to hang your oars horizontally, for instance, you'll want to use 4 hooks in two level, parallel rows. Each row will consist of 2 hooks separated by a distance slightly less than the length between your oar's handle and paddle. If you want to hang your oars in an "X" shape, you'll need 5 hooks -- one at each outer point of the "X" shape, angled toward the crossing point of the "X" (where the fifth hook will go). No matter the arrangement, you need to anchor the hooks into the wall. You can either purchase large hooks made to hold oars on a wall, or wall anchors that can have separate hooks hung off of them. You'll need either 4 or 5 anchors, depending on your chosen hanging arrangement (horizontal or diagonal). One at a time, drill pilot holes into the wall at each of the 4 or 5 positions where your anchors/hooks will go. Use a drill bit that corresponds to the diameter of your anchoring system. Then insert the self-anchoring hooks, or the anchors and then the hooks that fit into them. Follow the specific directions for the anchors/hooks you've chosen. How you attach your anchors to your wall depends on the type of walls you have. If you have drywall walls, you should use different anchors if you are attaching to a wall stud or in an area without a stud. Once the anchors are securely in the wall, you can put the oars up. Make sure they are hanging in the arrangement that is pleasing to you and that they are balanced on the wall correctly. For a horizontal pattern, you'll just want to make sure the oars are level and parallel. For an "X" pattern, the oars will overlap at the central hook. Adjust the angles of the 4 outer hooks as needed (by slightly loosening or tightening them in the wall) until the alignment is correct.
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One-sentence summary -- Mark your preferred hanging arrangement on the wall. Purchase hanging hardware. Insert the anchors into the wall. Put the oars up on the wall.

Use the pot of the plant's size to determine the size of the hole you're digging. The hole needs to be approximately 18 inches wide and 18 inches deep. Position the hole near the center of the climbing fence or wall to give the clematis something to grow up against. If you notice that the ground has poor drainage, consider making a larger hole for the plant. Line the hole generously with some backfill of the mixture. Replenishing areas of the soil with fertilizer and compost moisture helps facilitate the growth of clematis by giving them cool soil to grow within. As with planting any plant, watering it before the actual planting is imperative. It's especially crucial with clematis plants because they need a lot of water to grow and to keep cool. Prep it for planting by watering it deeply. Push up on the bottom of the pot and slide the clematis plant out sideways into your free hand. Avoid pulling on the training stake in the pot or the clematis's vine to remove it from the pot. If you find yourself having a hard time with sliding the plant out, roll it gently one half turn on the ground while lightly pushing it down to loosen up the sides. Be gentle with the roots of the clematis. Most of them will be at the lower half of the flower pot. If you must, tease the roots away from the sides, but do so gently. Place the clematis in the hole, situating it at about two inches lower than the ground. It is important that the roots stay cool. Fill the remainder of the hole and the area on top of the pot's soil line with the compost, fertilizer, soil mixture. If some vines are left exposed by settling soil, cover the areas with some more of the extra soil mixture. Mulch the clematis carefully after the filling and watering of the plant is completed. Mulch helps soil retain moisture which is important for clematis plants. Use mulch, stone, or pine bark to help soil keep its moisture. Keep the mulch a few inches away from the base of the vines themselves. Water new clematis plants regularly in their first growing season so that their growth is off to a successful start. As much as four watering cans per square meter may be required to water the plants appropriately.
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One-sentence summary -- Prepare a hole to plant the clematis. Mix top soil from the hole with compost and a good organic fertilizer. Prepare the clematis for planting. Remove the clematis plant from the pot. Examine the soil line of the plant and ground. Water the clematis thoroughly.

Controlling any jealously or possessive urges that you may feel could prevent unnecessary drama. Before you do or say anything, decide not to allow another person's actions negatively impact you. Sometimes your inability to maintain control may be the result of past experiences where you did not feel secure. If you have ever had someone cheat on you before, you may fear that it will happen again, which may cause you to feel jealous. Realize that your past is not your present and jealousy is not warranted in this situation. When you react to another person staring at your wife, you display a lack of trust in her and possibly even low self-esteem or low self-worth. Not allowing the stares of others to affect you will show that you trust your wife and those staring are not a threat. Remember that she chose to marry you and likely has a connection with you that she does not share with anyone else. Building your relationship on love, trust, and respect can reduce feelings of jealousy and help you to maintain control when someone is staring. You must believe that your wife will not do anything to break your bond and know that what you have is special. Most wedding vows include "forsaking all others," so remember that your wife made a commitment to you that probably means a lot to her. Whether it is a confident walk or standing tall, presenting yourself with confidence when you enter a room can sometimes eliminate the problem because those observing will know that they cannot compete with you. Feelings of inadequacy can sometimes create possessiveness because you want to control the person so that they do not leave you. Having confidence can alleviate that need for control. To build your confidence, you can make a list of all of the things that you like about yourself and perhaps even include the things that your wife likes about you. This exercise can help to remind you that you are in fact a great catch. It is not uncommon for a man to admire a woman. There were probably even times when you observed an attractive woman and found yourself staring. It is reasonable to expect that your attractive wife will receive admirers, but that does not mean that anyone will act on those feelings. When observing a guy staring at your wife, it may be hard to tell what kind of person you are dealing with. He might have an anger problem or a chip on his shoulder, which could create a problem. Instead of getting upset or jealous, just ignore him. You cannot change what other people do, but you can certainly change your response to their actions.
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Use self-control. Trust your wife. Present yourself with confidence. Be reasonable. Ignore him.