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It might sound counterintuitive to getting even, but sometimes the best way to get even is by leaving it up to karma and making peace with yourself. Show the person who wronged you that his immaturity doesn't affect you by deciding to just let it go. Deciding to let it go doesn't mean ignoring what happened. Feel free to confront the person who wronged you and tell him that what he did isn't ok. Letting it go also doesn't have to mean that things stay the same. For example: stop letting your friend take advantage of your relationship by not loaning him things or letting him use your stuff. You can't change the past, but you can change how you let what happened affect your future. Dwelling on things that have happened to you isn't always bad, but when you can't let something go, especially if it's a negative memory or feeling, you can get stuck in a sort of neutral zone. If you're taking the high road approach and deciding to move forward, try setting positive goals to accomplish or flip negative feelings into positive ones. For example: if your coworker made you look bad, maybe it's a cry for help. Perhaps he actually looks up to you and values you. In the future try and help him with his work. Sometimes showing someone you forgive him is a very powerful way to get even. And just because you forgive, doesn't mean you have to forget. Forgiveness can come in plenty of forms, from simply telling someone that you forgive him to helping him accomplish something he's having trouble with. Express your feelings verbally. Tell him why his actions offended you, and how he made you feel. Put yourself in his shoes. What's the reason for his actions? Think of a time you felt similar and what you did to move past the situation. If all else fails, just breathe. Take some time to yourself and take a few deep breaths, try to remember that the world is larger than you and what's going on in your life.

summary: Make the decision to let it go. Express how you feel. Focus on the present and the future. Forgive him.

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Strawberries are the most common kind of fruits grown in pots on patios and decks, but there are other options. Dwarf apple, orange and peach trees can also be grown in containers, as well as blueberry and raspberry bushes. Some hybrids and cultivars of fruit trees and bushes are self-pollinating but, for best results, you should grow two fruit trees or bushes that are pollen-compatible. The greenhouse or nursery should be able to help you select compatible trees and bushes. Strawberries can be grown in a variety of containers, including containers called strawberry pots that are specially designed for them. They can also be grown in window boxes, long rectangular containers that sit on the ground, hanging baskets, vertical stacking containers or just in small- or medium-sized pots that sit on a table. Dwarf fruit trees, blueberry bushes and raspberry bushes require large, deep containers that sit on the ground. These fruit trees are commonly sold "bare root," which is simply the plant without soil or a container, or in 5- to 10-gallon containers. "Bare root" trees and shrubs can be started in 5- to 10-gallon containers but, as they grow, both container-grown and bare-root bushes and trees will have to be transplanted into larger 25- to 30-gallon pots. Nearly any type of container can be used, as long as it has several drain holes in the bottom. Fruit trees and bushes should be potted up with soil-based potting soil rather than soil from the garden. Soil from the garden tends to contain insects and diseases and will likely not drain well enough for container-grown plants. The plant, tree or bush should be planted or transplanted no deeper than it was growing previously.

summary: Choose what type of fruit to grow. Choose a suitable container for strawberry bushes. Grow other types of fruit in large, deep containers. Use potting soil for planting the fruit plants.

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Ducks need a house with good ventilation and plenty of space to move around. When you Build a Wood Duck House, it's important to make it spacious enough for the number of ducks you anticipate housing. Six to eight feet by four to five feet is a good, standard size for a duck house. Your duck house should have a solid floor (vinyl tile works well). They can lay on the ground, but having this solid flooring prevents predators from burrowing into their coop. Keep 1 to 2 inch gaps between the planks for ventilation, and make sure that the coop is at least 3 feet tall. Because ducks spend a lot of time in water and exhale a lot of moisture when they breathe, proper ventilation is essential to preventing frostbite in the winter and mold/mildew growth in the summer. The ducks can get infections if they are laying in urine or feces, so try to keep the coop floor clean. Covering the floor with some absorbent materials can help keep it dry and make it easier to clean. Try covering the coop floor with sand, straw, or pine shavings to give the ducks a soft, clean space to lay down. It's important to provide them a space where they can lay down and keep their abdomens dry.
summary: Build a coop. Build the coop with wood planks. Keep the coop floor dry.