Write an article based on this "Plant the seedling in May or June. Find an area with well-drained soil and 6 hours of sunlight. Plant trees 20 to 25 feet (6.1 to 7.6m) apart from one another. Remove roots that encircle the trunk with shears. Dig a hole 3 inches (7.6cm) deeper and wider than the root spread. Tie the trunk to a stake."
article: Seedlings should be put in the ground early in the growing season so their roots have time to establish before winter. Selecting a day in late spring or early summer will give your seedling enough time. Well-drained soil and full sunlight will give your pear the best growing conditions. When it rains, check the area for standing water on the surface. If there is puddling, you may want to select a different planting location. To test the drainage of your soil, dig a hole 12 inches (0.30m) wide and 12 inches (0.30m) deep and fill it with water. Measure the depth of the water each hour. If it drains 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.6cm) each hour, the soil is well-draining. Roots spread over time, so keep that in mind as you select a planting location. Keep the tree away from important structures or other plants that will need a sufficient amount of water. It's recommended that you plan to plant 2 pear trees so cross-pollination can occur. If they are full-size trees, both of them could reach up to 40 feet (12m) in height and will need the space between them. Dwarf pear trees should be planted 12 to 15 feet (3.7 to 4.6m) apart. If you've had the seedlings growing in pots, there's a good chance that some of the roots have started to twist around the trunk. Lay the seedling on its side and use sharp pruning shears to cut woody roots that are wrapping around the trunk. Alternatively, you can try to straighten out the roots by hand if you're able to. Give extra space for your seedling to grow helps the root system establish. Once you've dug the hole, you can fill it back in until the ground is level again. There's no need to add fertilizer when you plant the seedling, but you can mix in peat moss or compost with the soil if you want. Tying the trunk of the seedling to a wooden stake will help the tree grow straight. Use two stakes and flexible material wrapped in a figure-8 pattern around the trunk.

Write an article based on this "Stop the flow of water. Turn off the power. Assess the damage. Rescue your most valuable possessions. Get rid of standing water. Clean up debris. Allow appliances to air dry."
article: If the flooding has been caused by a burst pipe or a water heater failure, shut off the main water line for your home. Get in touch with an expert immediately if you cannot tell from where the water is coming. If your home is flooded, cut off the electricity and gas from the main source. This isn't as essential for small leaks or puddles, but for large floods turn them off to be safe. Do not handle electrical appliances unless you are properly insulated. If you have to stand in water to turn off the main electricity, consult with an electrician. Before you begin your cleanup effort, first determine if rebuilding is even a worthwhile option. Take ample photos and other documentation to show the insurance company. If you can, find and remove your most important items from the flooded area, such as heirlooms, money, jewelry, etc. Don't spend too much time extracting and cleaning individual items, as the water is still doing damage to your home. The longer the water sits, the more damage it will cause. As soon as it is safe, pump out any standing water. If you are dealing with a natural flood, wait to pump until the flood waters have receded below your house. Wear proper protective gear. When working in a flooded area, be sure to wear rubber boots, gloves, and a mask or respirator. Keep children and pets away from any standing flood water, as it is often contaminated. Place the pump at the lowest spot of the flooded floor. If the water is deep, you may need to lower the pump using a nylon rope. If dealing with a small amount of flooding, you may be able to use a wet-dry shop vacuum to remove the water. These often only hold 45 gallons (15.118.9L), so you may find yourself emptying it often. Be careful, as there could be nails and other materials left behind by the flood water. Mud left behind by floods often contain a significant amount of toxins. Shovel out as much mud as possible, and spray down your walls with clean water. Make sure to check for mud in air ducts, as it will be hazardous when it dries. Snakes and rats may seek shelter in your home after a flood Do not use any appliances or outlets until they have had enough time to completely dry. Check with each manufacturer for recommended action.

Write an article based on this "Live in the moment! Reframe the way you are viewing your present. Try thought replacement exercises. Focus on making new memories together."
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Remind yourself those relationships occurred in the past and they didn't work for a reason. Try and focus instead on the present. Utilizing mindfulness techniques will help you to train your brain to stay in the moment. It will also help you to refocus when your thoughts drift to the past. Try a sense activity. Begin by naming things in the present moment that you can see, feel, hear, touch, taste, or smell. Repeat affirmations to refocus yourself on the present. Try "I am happy in my relationship now. I won't listen to my jealous thoughts." Engage in mindful appreciation. Notice 5 positive things about your relationship that usually go unnoticed or unappreciated. Reframing is a way to change how you view and think about things. Lately, you have been focusing on her past, but you are her present. Recognize that you, or the two of you together, have something she never had in her past relationship. She is choosing you over her ex by being with you. Choose her as well. Ask her what she values about your relationship. Notice if she is talking about a future with you. If so, then you know she is invested in your future together! Each time a thought about a past relationship or an ex comes up, try and replace it with a positive thought. There are things you love about her and your relationship. Whether you like it or not, her past comes along with that. Consider the fact that everything that has happened in her past has contributed to the person she is today. Accept her as a package deal, and try some thought replacement practices to help you get there. Think of a positive image you have about her, a great memory of something you have done together, or a feeling you have about your relationship together. Put your energy into making new memories with your girlfriend. As you work on moving on from both of your pasts, build your future together with new activities, photographs, and memories. This will help you focus more on your present and your future together than her past. Go on a vacation together. Plan a day trip somewhere you have both been meaning to go. Pretend to be tourists in your own town. Learn something new together.