Problem: Article: Grab a pencil or some colored pens and just start doodling! Express yourself and draw whatever inspires you. You could try drawing less realistic things like cartoons and manga, or perhaps draw something in the room or a friend or family member. A really nice way to use the paper would be to go outside and just draw what you see. Once you have finished you can proudly display your artwork, perhaps in your new origami frame! Think tic tac toe is the only paper game out there? Think again. There are other games you can play to occupy time when all you have is paper and pen. Try Haikai (Collaborative Poetry Game). You could also make your own paper puzzles such as sudoku. You can also play paper football. Simply fold the paper into a small triangle or roll it into a ball and then start flicking it around. You might also want to make goal posts, depending on how much paper you have. You can actually play the classic board game using just a sheet of paper (and a partner!). Draw out an 11x11 grid and label one side with letters and the other with numbers. Plot your ships and then start playing. Just don't cheat! . Draw a grid of evenly-spaced dots, perhaps around 20 dots x 20 dots. Now, each player takes a turn drawing a line between two dots. Whoever draws the 4th line of a box claims that box. Whoever has the most boxes when the grid is full wins! You can make a paper gun using paper, scissors, and a rubber band. With this weapon in hand, you can start an office war or start a game with your friends. Just be careful not to hit anyone in the eye!
Summary: Start drawing! Play a paper game. Play football. Play Battleship. Play Dots and Boxes Make a paper gun and start a war with your friends!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These days, many makeup items tell you upfront how long they're good for. They're usually marked with a MM/YY date that tells you when you should throw it away. If an item doesn't have a specific date, it may have a PAO (period after opening) mark that tells you how long the product is good for once you open it. The PAO mark appears as number inside a small jar symbol. 6M, for example, would mean that a product is good for six months after the date that you open it. Expiration dates and PAO marks are only guidelines. If you notice changes in color, consistency or scent prior to the dates on the packaging, you should still throw away the products. Some products may not have an expiration date or PAO mark, so it's up to you to use the standard guidelines to know when to throw them out. It can be difficult to remember when you bought a certain tube of lipstick or blush, though, so it's a good idea to put a label on the item with the date. That way, you'll know precisely when you should throw it away. Instead of labeling the makeup with the date that you bought it, figure out the date that you should get rid of it according to the general guidelines and write that on the table that you place on it. If you have items in your makeup drawer that don't have expiration dates or POA marks, and you haven't labeled them, all hope isn't lost. There are several apps, such as Beauty Keeper, Check Fresh, and Check Cosmetic, that helps you figure out when an item was manufactured. All you have to do is input the item's batch code, which is a number usually printed somewhere on the product.

SUMMARY: Notice the expiration date. Label items with date of purchase. Use apps to help keep track.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Chances are that at least one national group, focused on your particular concern, already exists. You may be able to join an existing group, or if no groups exist in your area, then you may be able to form a "satellite group" if you share common values and interests. To find any existing national group, search for the terms or conditions you are seeking with the words "support group". You can also narrow your search to your local city or county. Obtain any how-to guide, or group starter kit, that the national organization offers (many provide them free online). If there's no national group, see if your search results revealed any "model group" elsewhere in the world, which you can contact and duplicate in your area. Try social groups sites and social media pages to see if local groups exist. Learning from others, even if their group addresses different needs than the group you want to start, can help you plan out everything you'll need from the ground up. That way, once you organize your group, you will have the guidance you need to get started. Social service workers, clergy, and physicians or therapists may be helpful in various ways, from providing referrals or meeting space to locating other needed resources.
Summary: Look for existing groups. Ask other groups how they got started. Seek out professional assistance before you start a support group.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Start by baking your cake. Bake the cake in a rectangular pan. You will use the rectangular cake for the base of your Peppa Pig cake. The base cake can be any flavor you want. Chocolate, yellow, and white cakes make good basic cakes that go well with icing. You can bake a cake from scratch or from a box. This is entirely up to you. Make sure to let the cake completely cool before continuing. To cut your cake into the shape of Peppa Pig, you need to make a stencil. Cut the paper stencil out and place it on top of the cake. This will be used to shape the cake. There are two ways you can make a stencil: If you have access to a printer, search the internet to find a Peppa Pig coloring template. There are many available that are large pictures of the character on a white background. Make sure the picture you print out is large enough to fit most of the cake. If you can't print out a stencil, take a plain sheet of paper and trace the picture of Peppa Pig from your computer screen. Or, if you can hand draw, draw the outline of Peppa as you look at the image on the computer screen. You can make a cake from any character from Peppa Pig, including George Pig and Mr. Dinosaur. Use a sharp knife to gently cut the cake around your paper stencil. Try to get the edges as close to the stencil as possible, but it doesn't have to be perfect. You will place icing around the edges. Use toothpicks to secure the stencil if it won't stay. You can cut Peppa's ears separately from the extra cake you cut away if you are having trouble cutting around the ears at the top.
Summary:
Bake the cake. Make a Peppa Pig stencil. Cut out the cake.