In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Right-click a dirt block with your hoe to "till" that block. The top layer will appear light-brown and grooved. If the block is "irrigated" with enough water, it will quickly turn a darker shade of brown. Keep tilling adjacent spaces until you have enough to plant all of your seeds. You can plant one seed in each block. You cannot plant a seed in an untilled space. If you wait too long, the tilled block will return to dirt. Arrange your plants in easy-to-access rows. You can walk through wheat-grass, carrots, and potatoes at every stage of their growth, but you cannot walk through melons or pumpkins. . Point your seeds at a tilled block and right-click. You should see a seedling take root. Move down the row until you have planted all of the seeds that you want to plant. If you are planting melons or pumpkins, remember to leave a free space next to each plant for the melon/pumpkin to grow. If you are planting carrots or potatoes, remember that you don't need a seed simply plant the vegetable into a tilled earth patch. In a standard farm, you will probably plant wheat, and you may plant melon, pumpkin, carrots, or potatoes if you have come across them. Consider diversifying your farm by planting other things: red and yellow flowers, red and brown mushrooms, cocoa beans, sugar cane, and even various trees. These plants can add color and utility to your farm. For cocoa beans, you must grow them on jungle logs and they don't require water to grow. Sugar cane must be planted on a block next to water. You place the bottom stalk and more stalks will grow on top. Always leave the bottom one when you go to harvest them.
Summary: Till the ground. Right-click to plant Plant various crops.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To cut your hair evenly and easily, divide your hair into a back section, left section, and right section. Leave the hair in the back section down so you can cut that first, and secure the left and right sections with clips or hair ties. This depends on the length of your hair currently. You can cut your hair at the nape of your neck for a short and stylish bob, or trim just a bit off of your ends if you want to grow out your short hairstyle. If you want some help deciding how long to make your bob, search online for reference photos. Keep these handy when you are cutting and styling your hair. Your first cut doesn't have to be perfect, as you are simply removing the extra hair off the bottom. Make your cuts about 12in (1.3cm) longer than you want your hair to be in the end so that you can make finishing touches to clean up your ends. Do this for the back section of your hair first, and use a mirror to help you make straight cuts or ask a trustworthy friend or family member to help you with the back section. If you are taking off more than 2 to 4in (5.1 to 10.2cm) of hair to create your bob, consider chopping off the bulk of your hair first. To do this, make a horizontal cut across all of your hair to get rid of the extra weight. Keep in mind that you can always cut more hair off, but you can't put it back once you cut it, so it is best to cut a very small amount and then cut a little more if you want it shorter. After you make a horizontal cut, reposition your scissors so the ends face upwards, and make small snips along your hair. Do this along the back of your hair to finish trimming this section. This gets rid of any uneven pieces so your hair is all the same length. Next, take out the clip or hair tie and comb your hair down. Follow the line of the back section and make a horizontal cut across the ends of both sides. Then, make small, vertical snips to clean up any uneven spots. If you have thin or fine hair, you can cut it all at once. If your hair is thick, you should divide it into several sections before you cut it. Use the back section of your hair as a guide as to how much to take off of the sides. If you prefer, use a hair cutting razor to trim the length off the sides. This is a good idea if you want the pieces in the front to be longer than the back. Wiggle your razor back and forth slightly to shave off the ends of your hair. Comb a section of hair, and hold the ends in between your fingers. Point your trimming shears downward at a 45-degree angle as you trim the bottom. The angle of your cut creates a layered look, which looks great for a short bob style. You can also create layers with a hair razor. Hold the end of your hair outward and wiggle your razor back and forth at a 45-degree angle.
Summary: Separate your hair into 3 even sections. Decide how long you want to trim your hair. Cut your hair horizontally 12in (1.3cm) longer than desired. Make small vertical snips along your ends to even out the cut. Trim the left and right sections of your hair to match the back. Add layers if you want to give your bob some more dimension.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Remember that, unless you were planning to be a stay-at-home mom, you made the decision to balance a career and a family and that's a perfectly valid choice. It's best to come to terms with your decision as quickly as possible, so don't second guess yourself! Let go of your guilt, and you'll be more likely to go back to work with the right mindset. Once you go back to work, your time with your baby will be limited, so use the rest of your maternity leave to bond as much as possible: hold and cuddle your baby, sing and laugh and make faces with your baby, and enjoy the extended time that you have together. There are plenty of ways to continue bonding with your baby once you go back to work. You can start preparing now. Consider: Waking up earlier in the morning and spending some quality time cuddling with your baby before you start getting ready for the day. Turning routine chores and activities into bonding opportunities. For example, you might work to make breakfast or bath time a special shared time for you and your baby. Talking to your baby about your routine. Smiling at your baby during routine moments. The happier and more interactive you are, the more content your baby will be. Dependable childcare is crucial to your success at work, and you won't feel comfortable unless you know that the person caring for your baby is someone you can trust. Ask family and friends if they are available to provide childcare, or if they have recommendations for childcare providers. Ask potential childcare providers for references, and follow up to learn as much as possible about the person who may be caring for your child. If you are considering a daycare facility, go for at least one tour, and ask if you can sit in and watch a typical day. Make arrangements for back-up childcare. Ideally, a friend or relative will be able to take your baby on short notice if, for some reason, your regular childcare falls through. If not, research drop-in childcare options and ask people you know for suggestions. Check to see if your company offers childcare benefits. Some employers do offer childcare at the office; others offer financial help with the cost.
Summary:
Keep a positive attitude. Bond with your baby. Establish a cuddling routine that will work once your maternity leave is over. Find someone you trust to care for your baby.