In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tell them how much you love them, and include specific things that you love about them, whether it's how passionate they are about the things they love or their strong sense of justice or just the way they smile when they're a little embarrassed. Usually the first attempt at writing a note is awkward and disjointed and you run out of space before you've said what you want to. Don't stress: jot down a few ideas on a separate sheet of paper or write an entire first draft before you set anything down in your card. If they love dogs, offer to spend a day cleaning kennels and walking dogs at the local SPCA. If they lost a loved one to cancer, then assist with a Relay for Life event in your area. By investing time in something near to their heart, you are affirming that what matters to them matters to you. For a day or a week, take a moment every time they do something you appreciate to tell them that you're grateful for them and what they do. Especially try to note things you might normally take for granted. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just a simple, "Thanks for letting me borrow your coat," or "Thank you for cancelling your plans to be with me when I was sick." Try to work in appreciation for general qualities, like, "You're so thoughtful. I appreciate that you always open the door for me when we go out." Or, "That was so kind of you to give them a ride home. You're a really good friend." Notes are nice and can be saved for another day, but few things are as thoughtful and affirming as having someone look directly into your eyes to tell you how much they love you and why. Try to make it about them. Say things like, "You're such a compassionate person, and it really comes through in your interactions with people. They can tell how warm and kind you are within minutes of meeting you." It's okay to talk about how they make you feel, since you're telling them why you love them, but try not to make it too self-centered. For example, "You're such an open person that I've always felt like I could tell you anything," is great, because it emphasizes a particular quality they possess and it tells them that you trust them. If you compliment them on physical features, be specific. Don't just say, "You're sexy," or "You're beautiful." Say, "You have gorgeous eyes," or "You walk so confidently, and it's really attractive."
Summary: Write your Valentine a note. Volunteer with your partner for a cause they care about. Tell them how grateful you are. Sit down together and tell your partner face-to-face what you love about them.

For instance, you might use 2 tbsp (40 g) baking soda, 1 tablespoon (15mL) olive oil and 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) lemon juice. Then, use a spoon to stir the ingredients together thoroughly. The baking soda will probably start to fizz when you add the lemon juice. Don't worry, that's totally normal! If you want to adjust the amount of paste you're making, just keep a ratio of 2 parts baking soda to 1 part olive oil. Unless you're making a very large batch, a few squeezes of lemon juice should still be sufficient. Once you've lightened the stain as much as you can with the paste, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. The soap will help break up the oil in the paste, while the warm water will help dissolve the baking soda, which may leave a light residue if it has started to dry.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix 2 parts baking soda, 1 part olive oil, and a squeeze of lemon juice in a bowl. Rinse your nails with hand soap and warm water.

Problem: Article: Dogs are social creatures, and you're the center of their universe. They don't like to be left alone all day. If you're going to have one as a pet, be sure that you plan on being around more often than not. It's not fair to your dog to leave them unattended for long periods and may lead to behavioral issues like aggression and anxiety. Many pet owners who work during the day get a companion pet for their dogs so that they can keep each other company. You should also consider having a friend or family member visit your pooch, taking them to doggy daycare, or hiring a dog-walker to get your pet out of the house. . Your dog needs daily exercise for the sake of their health and well-being. Play with them, and take them for at least one, but preferably two, walks a day to ensure they're getting enough physical and mental stimulation. Without proper exercise, your dog will become bored and many behavior problems may arise (like chewing, excessive barking, jumping, and hyperactivity). Play with your dog. Canines have instincts to chew, fetch, chase, hunt, spar, dig, and herd. Help them exercise these instincts in constructive ways through supervised play. For instance, if your dog loves to hunt things, get them a toy that they can safely chase after, like a wooly chew toy at the end of a long rope. That way, your dog can act on their instinct while keeping them away from real animals and at a safe distance from you. Besides working their bodies, you should work your dog's mind. This means giving them specific tasks (like fetching or finding something) and rewarding them for completing them (with praise and/or treats). Most breeds love to have jobs. Giving them work to do will make them more alert and boost their sense of well-being. . Besides brushing them regularly, you'll need to occasionally bathe your dog, keep their toe nails clipped, and see that their coat is neatly trimmed. You can consult with an expert to learn how to do these tricky processes yourself or go to a professional groomer to get the job done. Comb your dog's coat at least once a week (or more for long-haired dogs) to control shedding and keep their fur from getting tangled and matted. Brushing can also help clean your dog's skin and distribute its natural oils. Be sure to use a brush that's appropriate for your dog's size and hair length. Only bathe your dog when it's absolutely necessary. Frequent washing can dry out the natural oils in their skins, leaving your pet with constant itches and rashes. When you do, use a mild dog shampoo and warm water. Since dogs have sensitive ears, only wash them from the neck down. Keep your dog's nails short to keep them comfortable and avoid them scratching up your house. Be sure to consult with a groomer or vet about how to clip your dog's nails before you do it yourself. It's a tricky process that can easily harm your pet if you do it wrong, so learn the right method from an expert or leave it to a trained professional. Some canines are more high-maintenance than others. If you have a breed that requires grooming, like a Poodle or Pekingese, make sure you have a regular appointment set up with a professional groomer.
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Be a devoted, consistent friend. Exercise your dog Give your dog mental exercise. Groom your dog