Problem: Article: Before you commit to telling him that you love him get a grip on your true feelings. Have you suddenly become overwhelmed with feelings or has your adoration grown over time? Typically infatuation is something that comes on suddenly, whereas true love builds over time. You should know someone well before you declare your love. If you have been together for at least 3 months and had a couple of arguments, you will have a much better understating of who your man is. If you have only been dating for a few weeks and everything seems perfect, you may be infatuated and not truly in love. It is better to keep your feelings to yourself until you are sure that you really do love him. Telling him that you love him too early in the relationship can really freak him out if he does not feel the same way. Your man may be feeling the same way as you, but has not told you yet. Although he has not said it, his actions may demonstrate how he really feels. Men often show their feelings through their actions instead of their words.Think about your relationship to see if he has been giving you signs. Ask yourself some questions. Does he make you a priority? Does he mention you when he talks about his future plans and goals? Have you met the people (e.g. family, friends, coworkers) that are important in his life? If his actions say that he cares about you, he may not be scared by your strong feelings for him. Does he speak in terms of "we" instead of "I"? Does he consistently try to take care of you and keep a smile on your face? Is he affectionate? Does he want to hug, kiss, and hold hands? If he acts like he loves you, he probably will not be scared by you expressing your feelings. If his actions do not say that he may be in love with you, you should probably hold off on telling him. " You should only say "I love you" if you truly mean it. You should not say it to feel more secure in your relationship or to hear him say the words back to you. Never use those words to manipulate him, keep him around, or fix a mistake that you made. The best reason to say "I love you" is that you simply cannot keep it to yourself any longer, and you want him to know how you feel. Saying "I love you" can change your relationship. Be sure that you are ready for this. Although you are ready to say "I love you," your boyfriend may not be ready. This does not mean that he does not care about you or that he will never love you. It only means that he does not feel the same way as you right now. Think about what you will do if he does not say it back to you. If he does not feel the same way, you may feel rejected or uncertain about your relationship. If you feel that you would be crushed that he does not love you as well, you may want to hold off on telling him.
Summary: Figure out if you really are in love or just infatuated. Decide if he loves you back. Determine why you want to say "I love you. Be prepared in case he doesn't say "I love you" back.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can install your posts directly into the soil as long as it's dense and has good drainage. The installation is more labor-intensive and a bit less stable than concrete, but also cheaper and (often) more decay-resistant. Due to additional strain, gate posts work better when installed in concrete.

SUMMARY: Try this method if you have dense soil.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you see a "Safe mode" stamp in the bottom-left corner of the screen, your Android is currently in Safe Mode. If you don't see this stamp, your Android isn't in Safe Mode. You can try restarting your Android anyway if it's running slowly or preventing you from performing some actions. In some cases, Safe Mode can be disabled by tapping the Safe Mode notification in the Notifications shade: Unlock your Android. Swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap the "Safe mode is turned on" notification if available. If you don't see this notification, skip to the next step. Tap RESTART or RESTART NOW when prompted. The Power button is usually on the right side of the Android's housing. Doing so will prompt your Android to begin shutting down. You may have to tap Power off again to confirm this decision. This process will take a few minutes. Press and hold the Power button until you see your Android's boot screen, then release the button. Once your Android turns back on, it should no longer be in Safe Mode. If your Android is still in Safe Mode, try powering it down again and removing the battery for a few minutes before restarting it.
Summary: Ensure that your Android is in Safe Mode. Try using the Notifications shade. Press and hold your Android's Power button. Tap Power off when prompted. Wait for your Android to shut down completely. Turn back on your Android. Wait for your Android to finish restarting.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are many summer schools or courses which are at least 5 nights long, and you can learn things at the same time too. This can also be an asset to your personal statement if you do something related to your intended course of study, e.g. Medlink for Medicine, JACT summer schools for Classics, etc. They will probably have some information on some courses that could be useful for you, and some teachers even teach also at these events! There are loads of great volunteering opportunities wherein you can fulfill your requirements for the Residential section and do some good at the same time. You could go abroad and help with a project, like building a school, or look for some smaller projects, again like with the elderly or the disabled. You could also see if there's a school/scout/guide group that wants to do something like a summer camp who would appreciate your assistance. If you don't find anything related to your academic interests, or you don't have any especial academic interests, search online for fun things you could do. There are many many places that offer week-long activity residentials, e.g. The National Trust, so search around until you find something that catches your eye.
Summary:
Go on a course. Ask your teachers for ideas. Do some volunteering. Research online.