Write an article based on this "Draw two drop shapes horizontally, the tips should be pointing to the center. Add the tails and a second set of curls. Once you draw yet another set of curls draw an oval covering the tips of all of them. Add some details, like folds. Finally use whatever color you prefer."
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Write an article based on this "Sprout your greens for a more substantial project. Get some seeding trays. Line seeding trays with soil. Bed the sprouts on the soil. Water twice a day and keep them in low light. Harvest sprouts or grass in about 10 days."
article: The process for starting a small batch of microgreens like wheatgrass, pea shoots, or sunflower greens is remarkably similar, though slightly more equipment-intensive, than sprouting in your kitchen. You'll be able to trim multiple high-yield crops of sprouting greens from these projects, however, making them a good investment, especially if you're into wheatgrass shots or fresh shoots on your salad. Start your sprouts like normal, soaking wheat seeds, green peas, or sunflowers in a jar and letting them sprout for about before rinsing them thoroughly and moving them to a seeding tray. Sprouts need to have about quarter-inch roots showing before you move them to the seeding tray. Depending on what you're going to plant, this may take a varying amount of time, possibly 3 or 4 days. An outdoor sprouting system usually consists of trays for the sprouts to sprout and grow in, with mesh or holes on the bottom to drain from regular waterings. These are commonly available at gardening outlets, or you can make your own by punching some drain holes in the bottom of any sort of tray large enough to hold about a foot-square of soil. Line your seeding tray with a generous amount of soil. You don't need much, since the sprouts will be mostly growing on top and not producing substantial root systems, but it's better to have enough to trap moisture so you don't need to worry about your starts drying out. Moisten the soil thoroughly with water and let any puddles dissipate before translating your sprouts onto the soil. It's also common to line the bottom of plating or sprouting trays with small sections of blanket to keep the soil moist from underneath, and to mix in a small amount of vermiculite--about a cup for a 10 x 10 tray--to promote growth. Sprinkle your sprouts evenly on the top of the soil, spreading them out so none are piled on top of one another, which can cause molding. Use a covering tray, or a simple blanket or some sort, to cover the tray. Push down slightly on the seeds to seat them in the soil, but be gentle. You don't need to "plant" them. A few times a day, mist your sprouts and keep a close eye on them. Make sure they're getting enough water and air circulation to promote growth, and Try to keep them around room temperature, if possible. Growing sprouts in a shed with plenty of cool shade can be a nice place to keep your starts, like this. Wheatgrass will be tall and verdurous after about a week, but give it a few more days to reach it's full nutritional peak. Pea shoots will fill out and turn a lovely shade of green, and will be at their peak of tender deliciousness around the 10 day mark. Harvest the tops and let them continue growing, if you wish, or consider planting them to start your own crop.

Write an article based on this "Save. Borrow from family and friends. Ask about payment plans."
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Simply saving is probably the best option. Putting away small amounts of money over time assure that you'll have enough for the procedure and will not have to take out loans or use a credit card. It's best to have the money upfront for most cosmetic surgeries. The main drawback, however, is that you might have to wait months or even years to secure the necessary funds. If you're unable to secure a loan or use a card, try to borrow money from family and friends. Expectations of repayment are more flexible and there will likely not be an interest rate. If you make a late payment, your loved ones should understand. If you have anything in writing, you can agree to flexible terms and low to no interest. It can be a quick, hassle-free way to secure the money. The main drawback of borrowing from friends and family is that it jeopardizes your relationships. People frequently have falling outs over money. If you're unable to make a payment or default on the agreement you could end up estranged from a loved one. Doctors may be able to work out a payment plan with you. This way, you would not have to pay the total cost upfront. For a doctor's payment plan, missed or late payments do not show up on a credit card. There is generally no interest. Doctors are usually flexible enough that they can create a plan that works for your specific needs. The main drawback is unpaid loans can still go to collections. This can seriously damage your credit score. It can also damage your relationship with your doctor. He or she might not be willing to help you if you're in need of future procedures.