IN: What happens next?

How to create ice cream with patterns
Get two or three different flavors of ice cream.
You can even try more than three, but the more flavors you get, the longer and more complex it is.
Choose one base flavor.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure to flavor a couple different bases so that you can create an impressive pattern. Keep in mind if you have red ice cream, go for berry-flavored flavors.
- Different sets of ice cream flavors complement different foods more and thus, you need to determine which flavor you want to use. For example, if you want to experiment with different flavors with coffee, you should use a base flavor that will complement coffee in the store.
- This will be the flavor that you start off with. It will also have a larger quantity than the other flavors.
- Ice cream or savory flavors will help to draw the other flavors together into a more interesting variation or pattern. The only reason to have one flavor in a whole pattern is that it's more interesting to watch.

OUT: This will be the flavor that you start off with. It will also have a larger quantity than the other flavors.

IN: What happens next?

A girl glides down a slide. The girl stands to her feet. The girl walks up a set of stairs. the girl

OPTIONS:
- walks around and goes through steps.
- glides down the slide again.
- slides down another set of stairs.
- slides down a set of stairs and out the door.

OUT: glides down the slide again.

IN: What happens next?

How to start walking your puppy
Choose a collar.
Look for an adjustable nylon or leather collar. The exact collar you choose will depend on what type of dog you have.

OPTIONS:
- The collar should not be too tight or too loose. See if you can fit two fingers between the collar and your puppy's neck-if you can't, the collar is too tight.
- You should find a collar that is firm and won't increase your puppy's anxiety about going. If your puppy is used to walking (and they have a strong sense of smell), a regular collar or a padded fit is best.
- If you have a dog who likes to stand or to sit and howl, then a short-length collar is a good option. If the dog has either a longer collar or is reluctant to sit it may be better to go for a longer collar.
- Just do some research on different collars, and you should come up with a collar that fits snugly about the dog's neck. It shouldn't constrict the dog's neck if it might bruise.

OUT:
The collar should not be too tight or too loose. See if you can fit two fingers between the collar and your puppy's neck-if you can't, the collar is too tight.