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Carrots and potatoes can be found in village gardens. When the carrots and potatoes are fully grown, click on them or press the right trigger button on the controller to break them with your hand or a sword. Each block with carrots produces multiple carrots. Walk over them to collect them. You can also find carrots by killing zombies or in shipwreck supply chests, and pillager outpost chests. Don't eat them! You won't be able to grow what your character has consumed already. You can craft a hoe using a crafting table. Have to sticks and two blocks or bars of the material of your choice, and select them, or place them in the crafting grid in the following positions: Place a stick in the middle space, and the bottom middle space. Sticks can be crafted from wood plank blocks, which can be crafted from wood. Place a wood plank block, stone block, iron bar, or diamond in the upper-middle space, and the upper-left space. Click and drag the hoe to your inventory. Equip the hoe and use it on dirt or grass to till the soil. To equip the hoe, open your inventory and place it in your toolbar. Press the number that corresponds to the toolbar space on your keyboard, or press the right and left shoulder buttons on the controller to highlight the different toolbar spaces. Place the reticle on a grass or dirt block and right-click, or press the left trigger button on the controller to till the soil. To plant the carrots, place them in your toolbar and highlight them to equip them. Then place the reticle on a tilled soil block and right-click or press the left trigger button to plant the carrots. Each carrot you plant will produce multiple carrots. Carrots are ready to be harvested when you can see the orange portion poking out of the ground. The potatoes are ready to be harvested when you can see their distinct brown color. Make sure that you've placed the farmland near a water source, as this will make the plants grow faster.

summary: Obtain carrots or potatoes. Craft a hoe. Till the soil. Plant the carrots in the tilled soil. Wait.

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The best time to use a beard oil is when your skin and hair are still damp. Start by climbing into a warm shower and cleaning your beard thoroughly with shampoo. The heat will help open up your pores, allowing you to benefit more from the eucalyptus oil. Your facial hair should be damp, not soaking wet. Be sure to towel off before you apply the oil. If you're between showers, just wash your face with warm water to open pores before you begin applying the oil. For shorter, newer beard growth, 2-3 drops should be enough. For longer beards, use a dime-sized dab to ensure maximum coverage. Rub the oil between the palms of both hands. Remember: Less is more. Essential oils are very potent, so you'll only need to use a small amount. Stroke the hair from root to tip using the length of your hand. Massage the oil directly into your skin with your fingertipsthis is where its unique properties will do the most good. Use additional drops as needed to cover areas where growth is the thickest. Use your fingers or a beard comb to spread the oil deep into the inner reaches of your beard. You may experience a cool, tingling sensation when undiluted oil comes into contact with your skin. As the oil sits on your face and hair, it will begin to infiltrate into the pores and follicles, nourishing them deep down. In the meantime, avoid scratching, wiping or pulling at your face. At around the thirty minute mark, you can either pat your beard with a dry towel to remove excess oil or leave it and go about your day. With the exception of those with sensitive skin, eucalyptus oil is mild and safe to use topically without having to be rinsed clean afterwards. Feel free to leave the oil in until your next shower. Use a fine-tooth comb (or better yet, a specialized beard comb) to brush out your facial hair. This will give your beard a softer, fuller texture and appearance while also helping to better distribute the oil within. Afterwards, your beard will look and feel better than ever. Like your head hair, your facial hair needs to be groomed regularly in order to stay healthy. A basic hairbrush will also work for detangling and styling longer beards.

summary: Take a shower. Squeeze a few drops of eucalyptus oil into the palm of your hand. Work the oil into your beard. Leave the oil in for at least half an hour. Comb your beard.

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Ask your parents if you can plan a family vacation. Research locations and present them to your family. Next, ask your parents about a budget. Plan your hotels, travel, and itinerary to fit the budget. Travel to a place where they speak a foreign language you study. You'll be more confident when you go back to school and your vocabulary and conversation skills will be better. Examine how books have been adapted to movies or TV shows to use your analytical skills. Or just watch adaptations of great works of literature. Keep up with the news to prepare for discussing current events in the coming school year. Studying current events will also keep your mind active over the summer. Check out interesting lectures on TED Talks on topics you're studying in school. Get a Scrabble set or play Words with Friends to keep your vocabulary sharp. Play Monopoly, Set, Blokus, Racko, and Yahtzee to work on math and logic skills. Do jigsaw puzzles to work on your spatial and pattern-recognition skills. Create a website, learn to cook, build a model airplane, or conduct some science experiments. Ask your parents about redesigning your room or garden. You'll improve your research skills, and many projects will also involve math and reading comprehension.
summary: Plan a trip. Watch TV and go to the movies. Play games. Research and plan a project.