INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The most basic way to confess your crush is to just come right out and say it. This can take courage, but generally people will appreciate your honesty and will be flattered by your bravery. This avoids gimmicks and shows how much you really think they're worth. Here are some examples of how to say it: "Hey, Brian. I thought you deserved to know that I have very strong feelings for you. You don't have to return my feelings, but I thought it was only right for you to know." "Michael: you're special. You're kind, smart, and funny and I am so much happier when you're around. I want us to be more than friends. I hope you see, like I do, that we could be something really great." Use his interests in order to confess your feelings. You can use this simply to give yourself an opening (for example, by going rock climbing with him) or you can use it to confess in a unique way (for example, by inviting him over and having the Han Solo/Princess Leia flirt scene queued up on your TV). You probably don't remember what mixtapes are, but using songs to confess feelings is still a viable option. Find a song you know he'll love. Ask to borrow a USB drive from him to transfer a file from a school/work computer to your personal computer. Leave the mp3 of the song on the USB, specially named so he'll know: "MIKE - Tessa Wants to Hold Your Hand" or some other reference to the song. Good song options include: "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by the Beatles, Frank Sinatra's "Let's Fall In Love", or Daft Punk's "Digital Love". You can make him a present to confess your feelings. Try to tailor it to your crush, and if you two were already friends try to use it to remind him of the wonderful times you've had together. Paint a small wooden box with both of your initials in a heart, and fill the box with pics of the two of you hanging out, stubs from movies you saw together, or other reminders of fun things you've done together. Put together a relaxation care package, with two movie tickets, two bags of candy, and a message something like, "I know you had a hard time with finals last week. I'd love the chance to wind down with you. If you're not interested, no worries! Take whoever you want...but I'd love the chance to make you laugh until you forget what quadratic polynomials are." There's nothing more romantic than some old-fashioned letter writing. Write him a letter telling him how you feel and put it in his locker or (if you know his address) mail it to his house. You can also leave it in a place where you know he'll find it, like in his books or his desk. Spritz it with a bit of your perfume to make it extra exciting. Make a YouTube video confessing your crush (you probably shouldn't mention him by name). Tell him how you feel and why. Then email or text him a QR code with the link to the video. You can also print out the code and put it in is locker or tape it inside his textbook.

SUMMARY: Say it - it's simple. Use his interests. Use a song. Make him a present. Write him a letter. Make a video.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a measuring tape to do this. Then mark these parameters on the floor using painter's tape. You could also use yardsticks or other found objects to mark the parameters on the floor. If you do not have one large piece, then combine two or three medium sized pieces that complement each other. Place the large piece(s) slightly off-center, i.e., 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) off-center. Starting from the center and moving outward, place the smaller pieces of art around the larger, centered piece(s). Space the pieces at least 3 inches (7.6 cm) apart, but not more than 7 inches (17.8 cm). Make sure to space out large pieces. Try pairing pieces together based on color, for example. Lay out your pieces of art in at least three different arrangements. Take a picture of each arrangement. Then go back to compare and contrast the arrangements and pick your favorite one.
Summary: Measure the wall space you want to fill. Anchor the composition with one big piece. Fill in the space around the centered pieces. Experiment with different arrangements.

Broil (top grill) them in the oven at the top rack to blacken the skin. Remove the skin (optional). Sweat the onions on medium heat for about 20 minutes (until translucent) in olive oil, stirring occasionally. Blend until all ingredients are pureed.
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One-sentence summary -- Stem, remove the seeds, and finely chop the serrano peppers. Remove the leafs and stem and halve the tomatillos. Finely chop the sweet onion. Add tomatillos, onion, serrano peppers, chopped cilantro, sugar, and lime (without skin) to the blender. Add salt to taste, chill in the refrigerator.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Calm your child down about an hour or so before dinner time. Make the switch from wild play to calming activities like reading a book or singing songs. Shut off the TV just before dinner and don't turn it on until after your toddler has gone to bed. Give your child a warm bath after dinner to help calm both their mind and body. Try adding some lavender soap or use a lavender-infused shampoo, which has calming properties. Decide on a bedtime and make sure you start your nightly routine at the same time each night. After just a week of going to bed at the same time, most children will adjust to this schedule and come to expect it each night. Signal to your child that bedtime is approaching to get them mentally prepared. Give them a bath, brush their teeth, and get out that security blanket or stuffed animal they love. Your child might experience anxiety because they feel they have no control over their bedtime routine. Give them some choices to alleviate this. Limit their options to keep their choices simple. For instance, let them decide which story to read at bedtime. Lay out two sets of pajamas on the bed and allow your toddler to choose which pair to wear each night. During bath time, ask which songs they would like to sing. Before they get into bed, be sure they don't need anything. Give them a few sips of water so they aren't thirsty and make sure they've used the bathroom. You might also give them a nighttime snack like an apple so they aren't hungry. Don't give them too much water if they are potty training. You don't want to wake up to an accident! If they keep making demands before bed, your toddler may be "fake" crying to get attention because they don't feel like going to sleep. Spending more time together before bed can help your child feel less needy as lights out approaches. Read them a story, talk about their day, and talk about what you're looking forward to for tomorrow. This can help your two year old feel secure while transitioning to sleeping on their own. Do this for a week, and then begin leaving the room as soon as they are in bed. Stay in the room and perform some simple, silent tasks while they lie in their crib or bed. Fold laundry, balance a checkbook, go through the mail or read a book. Explain to your toddler that you will remain in the room until they fall asleep, but that it's bedtime and not time to play or talk. Your child might not want to be alone because they are afraid of the dark, but this is a simple fix. Get them a night light for their room and leave it on for them so they aren't scared.

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Take your toddler's activity level down a notch during early evening hours. Stick with the same bedtime each night. Go through all the steps to prepare for bed. Let your toddler make bedtime decisions each night. Make sure all of their needs are met before bed. Spend time together right before they go to sleep. Stay within your toddler's sight while they are adjusting to the new bedtime routine. Turn on their night light.