Problem: How to make a thanksgiving centerpiece
Carefully cut a circular opening in the top of the pumpkin large enough to allow a 6 " plastic or terracotta flower pot to be inserted.
Discard the " cap " and stem of the pumpkin.
Remove the loose pulp and seeds from the pumpkin and discard. OPTIONS:
- Cut a 2 " x3 " (8 " x 13 ") hole on one side of the pumpkin. The hole should be small enough to allow a toothpick about 1/2 " deep to fit through the hole.
- Chop either red onions, canola, tarragon, black pepper, romaine coarsely chopped and salt and pepper to taste. Fill 2-3 cups with boiling water to cover.
- ( you may want to harvest the seeds for toasting or planting! ) Scrape the inside of the pumpkin as smoothly and cleanly as possible without puncturing through the flesh of the pumpkin. Pour about a 3 " layer of sand into the bottom of the pumpkin.
- Fill the pumpkin with tomato casserole, bread mix, peas/chilies, corn, beans, and tomatoes in a 3/4 gallon (113 ml) oval mixing bowl. This combined mushy stuffing will spread evenly throughout the pumpkin.

Answer: ( you may want to harvest the seeds for toasting or planting! ) Scrape the inside of the pumpkin as smoothly and cleanly as possible without puncturing through the flesh of the pumpkin. Pour about a 3 " layer of sand into the bottom of the pumpkin.

Problem: How to act during a fire drill
Stay calm.
Do not panic when you hear the fire alarm. Also, it's important to stay quiet so you can hear any instructions. OPTIONS:
- Also, do not get caught panicking. Staying calm will help you calm down as the fire clock ticks and alarms go off at regular intervals.
- Do not attempt to push the drill to divert the fire. Do not attempt to push the drill at people or leave the master fuse unattended.
- Turning to your cell phone or microphone can be deadly! Stay warm. Do not wait until the fire is out to stay warm! Your body temperature can drop, but it's better to stay near a heat source.
- In fact, it's important to be quiet and calm the whole time the fire drill is happening, not just when it starts. Treat the alert as if it were a real fire.

Answer: In fact, it's important to be quiet and calm the whole time the fire drill is happening, not just when it starts. Treat the alert as if it were a real fire.

Problem: How to pick up a rabbit
Help your rabbit get comfortable with handling by petting the rabbit gently.
Start with short intervals and increase the time with the bunny. Consider placing a nice plate of greens out for the rabbit to eat while you stroke the rabbit to decrease any potential anxiety. OPTIONS:
- The next day, the bunny will be relaxed from your touch and will even get used to its new environment. Treat cats the same way as people.
- Don't make sudden moves or sounds that might alarm your rabbit. Be gentle and soothing when you pet the rabbit.
- Alternately, you can place treats by the front legs. Pick up only a small amount of rabbit food, especially bunny food.
- This will only work if you have a long coat. Since rabbits are small and really delicate, you won't be able to easily pick up and handle a rabbit if you have a long coat.
Answer: Don't make sudden moves or sounds that might alarm your rabbit. Be gentle and soothing when you pet the rabbit.