Problem: Article: They should be almost of the same sizes and shape. Then you could add something in the middle. The petals at the front should be differentiated from the petals at the back.
Summary: Sketch a circle. Sketch another circle at the center. Sketch the petals surrounding the bigger circle. Sketch a line for the flower stalk. Draw semi-circles around the smaller circle thus, making a flower-like structure. Draw the basic outline of the petals. Draw the outline of the bigger circle and the stalk. Color the flower.

Problem: Article: This exercise will work best if you have a support bar, or foot brace, under which to hook your feet as well. You should start with an angle between 30 and 45 degrees. The higher the angle, the harder the sit ups will be. Your feet should be on the inclined (higher) side of the bench and your head should be at the declined (lower) side of the bench. Hook your legs under the foot brace or support bar. Cup your hands over your ears or hold the tips of your ears with your fingertips. Avoid placing your hands behind your neck, as this can lead to injury when the head and neck are pushed too far forward.
Summary: Find an incline bench. Set the decline angle. Sit on the bench with your knees bent. Lie down so that your upper body is declined.

Problem: Article: Female quails only begin laying eggs once they have reached maturity, which takes a few months. The egg production is normally the highest during the first year of laying and then it declines as the quails age. Domestic quails have a life expectancy of up to 4 years. Both the transportation process and being introduced to a new flock can be stressful experiences for quails. Let them settle into their new surroundings first and they should start laying shortly after. 2-6 weeks is a general guide for how long most quails take to begin laying in a new environment. Some quails will start laying much earlier. You do not need to include a male in the flock for the females to produce eggs, as females will lay regardless of if a male is present. The eggs will be unfertilized which means that they are suitable for consumption. A group of 1 male and up to 5 females is ideal if you are wanting to breed quails. Males are often more aggressive than females. It's best just to have 1 male bird per group, as otherwise, the males may fight. It's easy to tell the males and females apart. Males display more aggressive behavior and have brighter feathers on the head, neck, and back. Females tend to be docile and have a more plain coloring.
Summary: Get 8-12 week old female quails as they are able to produce eggs. Give new quails 2-6 weeks to settle in before they are expected to lay eggs. Keep a group of females together if you want eggs for consumption. Place 1 male in the flock if you want the quails to breed.

Problem: Article: An overbearing mother-in-law is likely acting out of an impulse to take care of her child. If you approach the subject with her when your partner isn't around, she will automatically feel like you're betraying her child's trust and not acting in their best interests. She also may not trust your decision-making, so facing her one-on-one may be counterproductive and lead to an argument. If your mother-in-law tends to make a lot of demands, calmly explain your reasoning for doing something differently to make it seem like you aren't simply trying to spite her. If you simply ignore her, you'll just make her think that she needs to push harder. By explaining yourself, you'll not only show her that you're willing to stand up for yourself, but you may point something out that she hasn't thought about and make her agree with you. For example, if she claims that you're not being appreciative of your partner, calmly explain, "I express appreciation privately all the time, just not in front of you. I don't want to disrespect you by making a show of it." If your mother-in-law won't stop asking when you're going to have grandchildren, make it about the quality of life for the children to seem like you've thought it through. Say, "We're waiting until we've set up a college fund so that we give them the best future possible." If your mother-in-law tends to insert herself during key decisions or conversations, simply wait until she's not around or move to a different part of your home to talk it out. She can't insert her opinion if she isn't around to make it. "We can talk about it later" is a simple way of deflecting tough conversations in front of your mother-in-law. If your mother-in-law is often critical of you specifically, try showing lots of affection and appreciation for your spouse whenever she's around. She may relax if she feels like the two of you are both working towards the common goal of making her child happy. Simple comments like, "I appreciate you picking the kids up today. You're such a good partner!" are an easy way to score points in front of your mother-in-law. This is a good strategy if your mother-in-law has expressed a concern about your loyalty or dedication. Showing her that you care about her child will put her at ease and make her feel less compelled to insert herself.
Summary:
Avoid trying to solve the problem in a private conversation. Explain why you're not following your mother-in-law's demands. Wait until she's not around to have important conversations about key decisions. Express gratefulness for your spouse in front of your mother-in-law.