Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid foods that are messy. Beware of foods that have too much crunch. Stay fresh not stinky. Choose a comfortable portion size.

Answer: You may be worried about embarrassing yourself by making a mess. You want to look good in front of your crush. You certainly don't want to slop food all over your outfit, or gross your crush out by eating food that ends up all over you. Make it easy on yourself by avoiding messy options. Eating spaghetti can lead to slurping long noodles and slopping sauce all over. Choose salad over soup. Soup is another slurpy and splashy troublemaker. Ice cream is a melty mess. You don't want to have to be licking away at your dessert. Take care with finger foods which will get sauce all over your fingers or drip toppings down your arms. Some culprits are burgers, and bbq or buffalo wings. Eating noisy food can seem very awkward, and draw unwanted attention to you while you are eating, especially if no one around you is talking while you are chewing. Choose what you will chew with the noise it makes in mind. Avoid foods you have to chew a LOT in order to swallow it. This will reduce the amount of time you are making noise with your food. An example of a tough to chew food would be Grape Nuts. The crunchiest fruits and vegetables like apples, uncooked carrots and celery will make quite the crack. Some chip companies pride themselves on making the loudest, crunchiest products. Some notorious brands are Kettle Brand, Cape Cod and Doritos. You don't want to have to worry about stinking the place up. Garlic is known to leave your breath stinky, but you also want to avoid things which could stink up the whole area or give you indigestion. Fish products, like tuna, can really send off a strong smell when opened in public. Spicy foods from Indian food to Mexican food can be doubly problematic. Not only can they give off a strong odor, but they can lead to indigestion and gas. You may feel judged that you are eating too little or too much. Measure your food with your hands by comparing portions of your food to parts of your hand. This way you will go into your meal knowing what is the norm when it comes to portions. Even if the serving you receive is larger, you can eat only as much as is considered an appropriate portion. Your main meat portion of beef, chicken or fish should fit in the palm of your hand, which should equal about 3 ounces. Eat a handful, or half a cup of a starch like noodles or rice. A side vegetable portion, like cooked carrots, should match the size of your fist, which would be about 1 cup. A bowl of salad should be the size of both of your fists put together or 2 cups.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut or tie back any vegetation that is making contact with the fence. Mask off plants around the fence. Spread a drop cloth or plastic sheeting under the fence.

Answer: Mow and edge the grass along the fence line. Trim back bushes and shrubs that touch the fence. If you don't want to trim them, use twine to tie them away from fence. Pulling vegetation away from the fence gives you space to work, protects the plants from being covered by paint, and reduces the risk of your newly painted surface being blemished by plants rubbing against it. You can use a leaf blower to blow dirt and grass clippings away from the fence line. You want to protect the vegetation along the fence line while readying the surface for painting. Put plastic sheeting or a drop cloth over plants that might accidentally get paint on them. Just be careful to make sure that the plant can handle the weight of whatever masking you use. You can also slide a sheet of plywood between your fence and shrubs. This protects the vegetation from paint toxins. When the surface has dried, pull out the plywood and the shrub will likely snap back naturally. This will protect the ground from being covered in drips or sprays of paint. Keep it in place throughout the project so it will collect residue from prep work and protect against spills. You can use either a cloth or plastic drop cloth for this job.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Heat the butter and water together and bring to the boil. Place paste in a large bowl, mix-master, or food processor. Add the eggs and beat until smooth and thick. Gather the dough into a piping bag that has been fitted with a 1 & 1/2 cm or 2/3rd of an inch nozzle.

Answer: Add the flour in one amount and stir quickly. Beat for a minute or until it forms a smooth ball and leaves the side of the pan. Allow to cool, however do not seal with cling-film or cover the dough as it may sweat which can affect the end result. A food processor makes short work of the dough and makes a good quality pastry, however care must be taken that the dough does not climb under the blade attachment and leak, which it does quite often. The mix-master tends to give the best result, or handheld electric beaters. With a food processor this is about 1 minute worth of 5 second bursts, and a mix-master takes about 4 minutes. If making a savoury version, add 1/2 tsp of salt or flavouring powders such as 1/2 tsp ground dried mushrooms, or 30g of finely grated Parmesan cheese. Ensure that your oven has been heated to 220C / 428F. You can do this by checking the thermostat or with an oven thermometer You may use a plain or a star or fluted nozzle. It is best to fold the top third of the bag down forming a collar and then using a scraper or spatula to load the dough in, no more than 2/3rd the volume of the bag. Folding the collar leaves a clean top of the bag and when the folded collar is lifted up and the bag twisted closed, the filling does not come out the top. Squeeze by twisting the top of the bag further to increase pressure. Shake the bag gently to remove air pockets and then lift the collar up and twist to contain the paste. You can also make your own by using a heavy duty strength snap-lock bag and snipping the corner off one end. Line your tray with baking parchment and you are ready to go. The dough may rest reliably in the bag for up to half an hour. Pipe in your desired shape (see below sections for suggestions) and bake as follows.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean the bedrooms. Sort any dirty clothes that are in the house.

Answer:
Start with the spare bedroom. Clean the sheets, vacuum the floor, dust the tables. Then your bedroom. Make your bed, organize your makeup, dust the blinds. If you have kids, clean their rooms! They would appreciate it. Change the sheets, fold their clothes, switch the light bulb in the lamp. Travel through your basement to the attic. You never know where that sock you lost 2 years ago could turn up.