In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most people's critical thinking skills and creativity are strongest in the morning. However, they tend to decrease as the day progresses. If this is how you are, then schedule your "big thinking" activities, like writing, for instance, in the morning. However, maybe you do your most creative work at night. Neither time is wrong. It's all about coming up with an effective timetable that suits you and your needs. If you're like most, your energy has dissipated somewhat by the afternoon. If so, then this is a good time to do more boring, routine tasks. Things you don't have to think much about basically. Think about spending this time of day for setting appointments, running errands, answering brief emails, etc. For many, evenings are good for planning and preparing for the next day. Your "get ready" tasks might include packing lunches, laying out your clothes, and spending time straightening up and de-cluttering. Choose to spend 30 minutes a day on writing that novel, organizing your garage or learning how to garden. Moving a little towards your goal each day will help you in developing the good habits to maintain it. This is because you'll be on autopilot. Essentially anything you do on a regular basis, good or bad, eventually becomes a habit. How does it feel? Did you schedule your activities at times that made sense? Do you need to adjust things? Change anything that is not working on a case-by-case basis. You don't have to wait until the end of the week or month. Adjust little by little every few days until it feels workable to you. You will also need to probably make big and small changes to it every month, as the only thing that's certain in life is change.
Summary: Assess how much energy you have in the morning. Assess how much energy you have in the afternoon. Assess how much energy you have in the evening. Begin forming the habits you need in order to accomplish your goals. Experiment with the timetable.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Boric acid can affect the health of your baby. If you're pregnant and get a yeast infection, talk to your OB/GYN about alternate treatment. Do not use boric acid suppositories. Do not use boric acid if you have any broken skin that the boric acid can possibly contact. This includes open sores, wounds, or cuts in or around your vagina. Also be sure to wear gloves if you make your own capsules and have cuts on your hands. If the powder contacts your skin (other than inside your vagina where it's meant to dissolve), wash the area thoroughly. Boric acid can be a safe and effective treatment for yeast infections when inserted into your vagina. However, never take a boric acid capsule by mouth. Boric acid is toxic when taken orally. If you accidentally swallow boric acid, seek emergency medical assistance immediately. Ingesting boric acid causes vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain and can be fatal. If someone else accidentally swallows it, be prepared with the following information when you call for emergency services: The person's age, weight, and condition (awake/unconscious/vomiting, etc.), how much was swallowed, and what time it was swallowed. In the United States, call 1-800-222-1222 to speak with the poison control center for further tips while waiting for emergency services.
Summary: Do not use boric acid if you're pregnant. Use alternate treatment if you have open wounds on your vagina. Do not ingest boric acid.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A red flag is anything that could be a potential problem in the future. It's easy to get caught up in the romance, but it might be best to take a step back and evaluate the person you are seeing for who they really are. Try thinking about all of the things that you know about them, and make note of anything that is questionable. If he says he's not ready for commitment, and that is something you are looking for, you should believe him and not try to change his mind. Red flags can also be things like a short temper, tumultuous relationships in his past, or indications of a substance abuse problem. Since you're looking for a strong relationship, you should take your time getting to know them. The longer you spend with them, the better an idea you will have of who they really are. Don't feel like you need to rush into something just because it feels good. One of the most exciting and fun parts of dating is getting to experience new things together. Pay attention to how your partner reacts to different situations and ask yourself if you're comfortable with the way they handle different stressors or uncomfortable environments. For example, holidays are sometimes very high-stress situations and environments for people. How your partner acts in this environment might be a sign of how they'll react in other high-stress situations. If you begin to feel uncomfortable, uneasy, or afraid in your relationship, don't be afraid to leave immediately. Your partner should never threaten, hurt, or ignore you. Confide in someone you trust and cut all ties with anyone who is unhealthy for your mental and physical health.
Summary:
Look for and notice red flags. Take your time getting to know him. Spend time with him in a variety of environments. Say "no" when you need to.