In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you come across a nest with no mother, you cannot immediately determine that she is gone for good. You may have simply frightened her or she may be out looking for food. Leave the nest (and mice) alone and check again later. If the mother is still absent, you may need to take action.  Try not to disturb the nest. But don't worry, mother mice will not reject babies who have been touched. Return again after 1-2 hours, and then again after another 1-2 hours. Check the babies' bellies for white bands known as "milk bellies." If you don't see these over the course of 4-6 hours, the babies have not been fed and are likely orphans. If the baby mouse has been attacked by a cat, you must seek the help of a veterinarian right away. Bacteria from the cat's mouth can cause a serious (often fatal) infection called "septicemia." A vet may be able to provide emergency treatment for the baby mouse.  Perform an internet search for veterinarians in your area. Call ahead to see if they can treat mice. Baby mice are small and docile, and must be handled with care. They should not squirm much, but you must still grasp them firmly when feeding to prevent falls. Additionally, it is important to note that wild mice have been shown to carry diseases.  You may choose to wear latex gloves when handling the mice. Whether or not you wear gloves, you must thoroughly wash your hands after handling.
Summary: Ensure that the nest has been abandoned. Seek help from a vet, when necessary. Handle mice carefully.

Sub pomelo juice in your favorite salad dressing recipe in place of lemon juice. Try a ratio of 1:1 with olive oil and a little salt and pepper. You can customize your dressing further with a dash of hot sauce, fish sauce, or any other seasonings you like. Place some juicy pomelo supremes on top of your morning yogurt or use them as a light ice cream topping. A little drizzle of honey with the tart pomelo might be delicious. You can add coconut shavings, caramel, or any other toppings to create a unique treat. Toss pomelo with avocado, lime, and red onion for a fresh and unexpected salsa. You can use it to top cooked seafood, or just devour it with your favorite tortilla chips. Sub pomelo in your morning smoothie instead of orange or grapefruit. Depending on the pomelo, it could balance out sweet fruits, such as strawberries and pineapple, with a little tartness. Add pomelo pieces to your salads for a bright flavor. You can go for an Asian salad with crushed peanuts and cabbage or a more traditional one with walnuts and cheese. The combinations are endless.
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One-sentence summary -- Blend it into a salad dressing. Use it as a yogurt or ice cream topping. Create a salsa. Add it to a smoothie. Top your salad with it.

Problem: Article: A common misconception about people who are quiet or reserved is that they do not have any friends. This is simply not true. In fact, some quiet/reserved individuals find it easier to build strong friendships with people, in part because they focus on getting to know the other person instead of making idle small talk or going on about themselves.  You don't necessarily need to find friends who are also quiet/reserved, but you should ensure that the people you surround yourself with are understanding of your quiet/reserved tendencies. Seek out people who are understanding and accepting. If you don't know who in your social circle might be understanding and accepting, try talking to people and getting to know them. Some quiet, reserved individuals find that their personality traits allow them to tap into their own feelings. Recognizing and understanding how you feel about a person, idea, or subject is an important part of cultivating self-awareness, which can help you better navigate the world.  Make time to reflect on your day. If you're working on being more quiet and introspective, you should have some spare time to reflect on yourself and your day.  Figure out which of your life's experiences have been the most meaningful or enlightening, and examine why and how those experiences changed you.  When you do talk with others who are close to you, ask them for honest feedback about your behavior and your ideas. Let them know that you want to be more aware of yourself and the way you think and act, and that an outsider's perspective would be very useful in helping you learn more about yourself. Many introverted personality types devote a lot of time and energy towards something they're passionate about. Though this obviously is not an absolute for all quiet/reserved individuals, it is a common trait, and it may help you become more grounded and comfortable in your quiet/reserved personality.  Think back to your childhood. What activities did you enjoy doing the most? If you loved drawing/finger painting, perhaps you could take up art. If you loved reading and writing, try taking a writing class. The things that were most meaningful to you at an early age of development are probably still lingering in your mind just below the surface.  If you still can't figure out where your passions lie, think about the things in your life now that spark your curiosity. What excites you in your day-to-day life? If you're a quiet/reserved individual, chances are you feel intimidated or frustrated with many social situations. For some people, even going shopping can be stressful because of the interactions with strangers it will require. Fortunately, there are some ways you can navigate social situations which reduce your stress and discomfort, including:  wearing headphones while walking, taking public transportation, or browsing in a store  avoiding people who seem upset or irritated  avoiding or politely disengaging from small talk with strangers
Summary:
Find friends who understand you. Try to be more self-aware. Cultivate your interests. Learn to navigate social situations.