Write an article based on this "Pack a picnic. Visit a farmers market, flea market, or a U-Pick. Go on an adventure. Take advantage of city living."
article: Picnics are romantic, scenic, and a great change of pace. They can be simpletry sharing sandwiches on a park bench during her lunch break. They can also be elaborate. Pack a proper basket with a large, sturdy blanket you can both lie down on. Bring a full meal as well as water and white wine. Drive somewhere with running water, and chill the wine in the water while you set up your picnic. Pack food you can eat with your hands and share. Great picnic foods include: pan-bagnat, a fresh baguette with ham and butter or fancy cheese, hummus and carrots, grapes, peaches, and chocolate. Shopping is boring, but hunting and gathering is fun. Stock up on flowers, produce, and artisanal delicacies at your local farmer's market. If your town doesn't have one, find one nearby and drive or take a bus. Farmer's markets are a great way to start a day together: go for breakfast, buy coffee, fruit, and pastry, and sit outside to enjoy the hustle bustle. Find silly junk for one another at a flea market or a yard sale. You might find useful things, but the goal should be to enjoy the scenery. During harvest seasons, visit a U-Pick. Spend the day wandering the orchard or fields together, and pick only what you actually want. If you have the time, the money, and the guts, do something unusual from your shared bucket lists. Go bungee jumping, sky-diving, or snorkeling. Climb the nearest highest peak, or rent equipment and learn how to surf, ride dirt bikes, or skateboard. If you live in or near a city, take advantage of the cultural offerings. Check out famous monuments you've never visited, or haven't visited since you were a child. Visit the zoo and the local museums. See if your city has a "First Friday" and end the week by walking around looking at art. Cap it off with glass of wine or a nice dinner.

Write an article based on this "Go to YouTube. Listen to music. Watch a movie/TV show online. Watch movie trailers. Browse social media sites. Play a free online game. Browse memes. Visit a boredom specialty site."
article: YouTube (youtube.com) is the Pandora's Box of online entertainment. If you can't find something on here to tickle your fancy, it's likely you have no fancy to tickle. You can try searching a word or idea that appeals to you, such as "silly kittens," or you can start with a video you know and see what else the YouTube deity recommends. If you find a video you like, check out the Channel and view their Playlist for similar videos. Sometimes you can find movies and TV shows on YouTube. They might be broken into "parts." There are a lot of sites online that allow you to listen to your favorite music and even some that suggest other music you may like. Here are some sites that let you listen for free: Pandora Radio (pandora.com). You have to sign up for it, but it introduces you to music based on your taste. iTunes Radio. This is similar to Pandora, but if you have iTunes already you don't have to sign up for anything. Spotify (spotify.com). You'll have to sign up for this, too, but you can listen to whole albums on here. YouTube (youtube.com). And, of course, there's always YouTube to listen to your music. Watching your favorite musical artist's music video or live performance can be fun, too. A movie will occupy you for a good 90 minutes, and a good TV show will have you binging until your boredom is but a faint memory. If you don't have a membership to a movie/TV show website, the best ones offer free trials: Amazon Prime (amazon.com/prime); Netflix (netflix.com); Hulu (hulu.com); HBO NOW (hbonow.com). If you can't find the movie/TV show you want to watch, browsing movie trailers on IMDB (imdb.com) or iTunes is a fun way to excite you for the future. On websites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter you can look at old pictures of your friends, creep on what everyone else is doing, and see what's trending. Online games range from mind puzzles to mind-less, and there's a lot of them out there, so there's at least one that will fit your mood. Armor Games (armorgames.com). Known for its good selection of action games. Miniclip (miniclip.com). Offers a wide-array of games, but has a distinctly childish feel. Addicting Games (addictinggames.com). Also offers a wide-array of games, but has a distinctly mature feel. Kongregate (kongregate.com). Known for its great selection of MMOs (Massive Multiplayer Online [game]s). This site also allows game developers to easily post their games, so you're likely to find some cutting-edge games on here. A "meme," generally defined, is a humorous picture or video to which users may add witty text for greater humorous effect. You can find memes all across the Internet -- and even create your own! Here are some meme sites to check out: Quickmeme (quickmeme.com). Your standard meme site with popular meme images and hilarious captions. Cheezburger (memebase.cheezburger.com). This site offers memes and more, such as Geek culture and even explanations of popular memes. There are a lot of others. A quick search will find you more! Many websites make it their specialty to compile lists of funny websites and inane images for the express purpose of curing your boredom. Here are a few: Bored (Bored.com). This site is designed to tackle boredom from all different, fun angles. Bored.OverNow (bored.overnow.com). This site links you to some of the funniest sites on the Internet. Pointless Sites (pointlessSites.com). Don't let the name mislead you, the point of these sites is to cure your boredom! eBaum's World (ebaumsworld.com). This site has it all, from videos to pictures, to just plain funny stuff. Warning, though, some material is graphic and may not be suitable for children. StumbleUpon (stumble upon.com). Although you have to sign up to use, this site takes your interests and then directs you to sites that would appeal to you.

Write an article based on this "Tie your hair up in a bun Work a liquid pomade into your damp hair with your fingers. Use a comb to smooth your hair back and distribute the pomade. Add extra pomade on the hair near your face."
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to keep it out of your face. Keep an elastic hairband on your wrist. Pull your hair back so you can hold it all in one hand. Take the hairband off your wrist, pull it over your hair, and twist. Pull the band back around your hair to make a bun. You might opt for the "man bun," which is higher on your head, or a low bun if you prefer. Use a shoelace instead of an elastic band to control the tightness of the bun. Put in bobby pins to secure the bun in place if you're wearing it looser. Squeeze pomade into your hand the size of a quarter and rub it in your hands. Use your fingers to lather it into your hair as you would shampoo. Make sure to work it from the ends of your hair all the way down to the scalp for maximum coverage. Thicker and coarser hair will require more pomade. Use a wide-toothed comb to work your hair into the style that you want. This helps pull hair away from your face for a more slicked back look. Run your fingers through your hair to further accentuate any curls. Use a dime-sized amount of pomade and rub it into the hair on the sides and on top of your face to give it extra hold. This ensures your hair will stay controlled throughout the day. Let the pomade air dry for the best hold and shine.