Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn the word for older sister Ane. Pronunciation is the same as above.

Answer: This word is a bit different. The forms gone over so far are used to address your sister. "Ane" is used when talking about your older sister. Note the "-ne-" common to "older sister" words.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill the bong with water. Grind up your cannabis. Pack the cannabis in the bong bowl.

Answer: Bottled or tap water will work. The exact amount of water you should pour in will vary depending on the size of the bong you’re using. Fill up the bong so the water comes no more than 1 inch (2.54 cm) above the tip of the downstem (the long tube of glass that sticks into the bong). Any more water than that and you could get splashed while you’re smoking. When you’re filling the bong with water, pour the water directly into the mouthpiece (the open part at the top of the bong). Use your fingers, a pair of scissors, or a grinder. Make sure it’s ground up finely. Break off a couple of larger pieces, about 0.5 cm (0.2 inches) long and wide, to pack at the bottom of the bong bowl. If you're using a grinder, take the lid off and place 2 or 3 buds of cannabis in between the grinder's teeth. Close the lid and twist the lid back and forth to grind up the cannabis inside. The bowl is the funnel-shaped piece that sits in the outside portion of the downstem. Take the large pieces of cannabis you set aside and pack them in the bowl first; these pieces will prevent the finely ground cannabis from getting sucked through the bowl as you're smoking. Then, pinch some of the ground cannabis between your fingers and drop it into the bowl.  Don’t pack the cannabis too tightly or air won’t be able to pass through it. If the cannabis looks pressed down or compacted in the bowl, use something small and thin like a paper clip to stir it up and loosen it. If you're smoking alone, don't pack the bowl more than half full. You can always pack more later. If you're smoking with friends, pack the bowl so the cannabis comes up to the rim of the bowl. Don't pack it any higher or some could fall out as you're smoking.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think about what you see around people. Understand how you feel around others. Remember your deceased loved ones. Listen around you.

Answer: If you are a medium, you might see auras or symbols surrounding people.  These images might just be fuzzy fields of color or physical symbols or scenes, like a lake or river. They are probably normal to your internal world, so pay close attention to how you perceive others. This is a large part of clairvoyance.  These images might just be within your mind’s idea, rather than outside of you physically. Also, notice if you tend to see things out of the corner of your eye that others don’t perceive. Do you know if someone walks into a room without seeing that person? Sensing others’ energy or moods can be an indication that you’re a medium.  You have deep intuition about people’s moods. If you hold an object owned by a person, you can sense deep emotions and experiences connected with that person through the object. Your personal experiences surrounding death might reveal that you have a psychic gift. After someone you love dies, if you are a medium, you might experience odd occurrences. These could be as simple as unexplained slammed doors or strange sensations and feelings other than grief. Clairaudience, the ability to hear the voices of spirits, is a large part of being a medium.  You might not know that you can hear voices, as these are usually not audible outside yourself. They are internal voices. You might have a series of nagging thoughts or ideas that come to you from seemingly nowhere.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove climbing aids and other hazards. Place mattresses directly onto the floor for safety, if necessary. Dim the lights to create a softer atmosphere. Use white noise to help the toddlers sleep peacefully. Place a baby gate in front of the bedroom door. Move distracting toys to a spot where the toddlers can’t reach them. Decorate the room in a calming color, such as light blue. Consider putting the toddlers in two separate rooms, if necessary.

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It’s common for twin toddlers to climb out of their cribs, jump on other furniture, or use their time alone together to become rambunctious. Make sure there’s nothing in their bedroom that could be dangerous, such as open electrical sockets, wires that they can pull, or furniture that they can jump from. If your toddlers are climbing out of the crib or jumping from their beds, it might be a good idea to just place their mattress and boxspring directly on the floor. This way, you won’t have safety concerns each night. Opt for a toddler-sized bed as opposed to a twin bed as a good transitional option. While you’re reading books, putting on pjs, or tucking the toddlers in, try to dim the lights to emphasize that it’s time to sleep. Use a nightlight in the room if the toddlers don’t like darkness.  Closing the blinds will help toddlers sleep if they go to bed while the sun is still up, and it will also encourage them to sleep in later. Use a blue-based light, especially for nightlights. Blue-based lights are better for falling asleep, compared to red-based lights. Whether the toddlers are anxious, light sleepers, or distracted by one another, using a white noise machine or similar option will help them fall asleep faster.  If one toddler has trouble sleeping through the other toddler’s noises, place the white noise system close to their bed so they sleep more easily. White noise machines, fans, or soft music helps to create a soothing atmosphere. While you can childproof the doorknobs so the toddlers can’t open the door, it’s safer to leave the door cracked open and install a gate. This way, you can see into the room and will be able to hear them call out for you. Make sure the baby gate is tall enough that the toddlers won’t climb over it. A main reason why toddlers have such a hard time falling asleep is that they start playing with their toys once the parents leave the room. Try to remove all of the toys from the floor and anywhere else in their reach. You can keep a few stuffed animals with them, if desired. You can also choose a warm grey, soothing green, or cozy pink, depending on your preference. However, bright white and dark aggressive colors like red and purple aren't calming. Try incorporating your calming colors in the paint color, rugs, curtains, and decor. When painting bedroom walls, it's best to choose a flat, matte finish over a glossy paint finish. If your twins won't stop distracting one another or have completely different sleep behaviors, it might be best to separate them so they can both sleep peacefully. If you have a spare bedroom, try setting up one toddler's bedtime space in one room and the other toddler's bed in another.  This works well as a last resort when other methods haven't been working. If you're putting your toddlers in two different rooms, it's important to establish rules such as they shouldn't go into the other twin's room and wake them up.