Write an article based on this "Harvest almonds when the hulls begin to split open. Put a clean, dry tarp beneath the tree when you are ready to harvest. Strike the branches with a rubber mallet to knock down the nuts."
article: Hull split will begin with the nuts at the top of the tree rather than the ones at eye level, so make sure to check the fruits that are higher up! Once the hull splits, you'll be able to see the in-shell almond inside. Almonds in the U.S. most commonly come from California and harvesting will take place from early August to late September. In southern hemisphere locations, such as Australia, harvesting is done between February and April. The almond tree goes from dormancy during the winter months, to blossoming (flowers on the tree), to maturing of the nuts (this is when the flowers fall off and fuzzy gray fruit begins to grow), to fully mature nuts on the tree, and finally to hull-split. Then, you can harvest the nuts. The hull of the almond has a thick, leathery, green-gray coat with a fuzzy exterior (like a peach). Inside of the hull is a wood-like shell, and inside of that shell is where you find the actual nut, or kernel, that you eat. When a hull has split open, you will see the shell inside, and the brown shell should be starting to split open, too. This crack indicates the almond is ripe. This will make the gathering process much easier after you've shaken the nuts from the tree! Instead of picking hundreds of nuts off the ground, you'll be able to pick up your tarp, thus saving you a lot of time. The tarp also helps protect the nuts from ants or other insects that might try to crawl inside the hull. Start at the end of the branch and work your way toward the trunk of the tree. The nice thing about almonds is that you don't have to pick them individually from the tree. Rubber mallets are used for harvesting many different kinds of nuts and can be purchased online or at a local garden supply store. If you don't have a rubber mallet, you could also use a broom handle or a long plastic pole. Make sure to wear protective eyewear and a hard hat! The nuts will follow the mallet down toward you, so you want to protect your eyes and your head. There will also be a lot of dust floating around from the hulls, so keeping the debris out of your eyes is important.

Write an article based on this "Use suspenders to hold the corners in place. Cut elastic to create your own suspenders. Mark the place you'll pin the elastic on either side of the corner seam. Use safety pins to attach the elastic to the fitted sheet."
article: Suspenders go across the corners of the fitted sheet. Suspenders can have metal clips or plastic locking mechanisms, where a knob fits into place on the other side. Lock them into place on the corners, about 6 inches (15cm) out on either side of the corner seam. Put the sheet on the bed, tucking the suspenders under the mattress. Cut a short length of elastic. Use elastic that's 1 inch (2.5cm) wide or so. A length of about 6 inches (15cm) should be fine. Stretch out the corner of the sheet so you have about 6 inches (15cm) of straight (not ruffled) sheet on either side of the seam at 1 corner. Mark the length on the sheet with a small safety pin on each end. Pin the ends of the elastic at each marker. The elastic should draw the corner of each sheet together. Repeat for each corner, and then place the sheet on the bed. You can also sew these in place if you prefer.

Write an article based on this "Pick the right notebook. Create an index. Make your future log. Write the name of the next six months in each section. Add a monthly log. Update your index. Add a daily log."
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You do not need a fancy notebook to bullet journal. Simply select a notebook that you can easily transport from place-to-place. Moleskin notebooks work well. A decorative notebook, or one with existing sections, is not necessary for bullet journaling as you'll be organizing the notebook yourself. You can personalize the notebook a bit, however. For example, if you love the color blue, invest in a blue notebook. You don't have to stick to lined notebooks. You could work with dotted notebooks, grid notebooks, and blank notebooks! It's all up to you! You will be writing numbers on each page of your journal. Your index will help you track which sections fall on which pages. The first blank spread, meaning the first two blank pages that fall side by side, will be your index. To start, all you have to do is write "Index" on the top of both pages. You can write in pen or pencil, and your chosen color. A pen may show up better, however, and darker colors are generally easier to read. Flip to the next blank spread in your journal. This will be your future log. Your future log is a way of getting a bird's eye view of tasks you need to complete within the next six months. It will include a month-by-month breakdown of events, tasks, and goals. To start, count the number of lines and divide that by three. For example, if each page has 24 lines make three sections on each page of eight lines each. Use a ruler to draw three straight lines across the spread, diving it into three equal sections on each page. For example, if you're starting your bullet journal for the new year, you would write, "January" in the first box, then "February," and so on. Write page numbers on the corners of each page. As your future log is your first section, the page numbers should be one and two. Flip back to your index and write something like, "Future Log . . . 1-2." Flip to the next blank spread in your journal. This will be your monthly log. It gives you an overview of a given month. Start with the current month and write the name of this month on the top of both pages. On the left page, write down every date of the month. After you finish, write down the abbreviation of the day of the week next to the number. For example, you would write "January 1st, Sun." On the right page, jot down your task list for the month. Using bullet points, make a list of all the goals you hope to complete, any bills you have to pay, and any deadlines you need to meet. For example, you would write things like "Pay the cable bill," and "Complete draft of term paper." When you're done, write page numbers on the corner of each page. Flip back to your index and add your monthly log to your index. For example, "January Monthly Log... 3-4." Flip to the next blank spread and write today's date on the top of the page. Use small bullet points to write down things you need to do that day, tasks you completed, and anything else of interest that occurred that day. Use as many lines as you need to log your daily activities. When the day ends, make a new entry the line below for the next day. A bullet journal is meant to be brief, so use short, simple sentences. For example, do not say, "Today, I called the vet to discuss the cat's vaccinations, including the rabies vaccines that is due." Instead, simply write, "Called vet to ask about cat's vaccinations. Rabies due."