Problem: Article: Get a paper bag, googly eyes, construction paper, wool, markers, and glue or tape. If you don't have googly eyes, you can cut out eyes from the construction paper, making tiny black pupils and gluing them onto larger white circles. Regular glue will work just fine for this -- you don't need to use the stronger stuff. Cut a little red mouth out of the construction paper and glue it in place. Now, either use strips of construction paper or wool onto the top of the paper bag. Wait for it to dry. Use a black marker to draw a nose on the paper bag in between the eyes and the mouth. Once you've made face and everything is ready to go, you can play with your puppet!
Summary: Gather your materials. Glue the eyes onto the bag. Glue the mouth onto the bag. Glue the hair onto the bag. Draw the nose. Play with your puppet.

Problem: Article: You can also pair them with dry aperitif wines, dry Rosé wines, sparkling wines, and light-bodied reds that have low tannins. Avoid tannic red wines, such as Bordeaux, Bordeaux blends, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec.  Examples of soft and fresh cheeses include Brie, Brillat-Savarin, Bûcheron, Burrata, Camembert, Chèvre, Crottin, Feta, Halloumi, Mozzarella, and Ricotta. Wines that go will with soft and fresh cheeses include Albariño, Beaujolais, Cava, Chablis, Chardonnay (unoaked), Champagne, Chenin Blanc, Fino sherry, Gewürztraminer, Grüner Veltliner,Lambrusco, Moscato, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Gris, Provençal rosé, Riesling (dry to sweet), Sauvignon Blanc, and White Port. Tannic red wines and oxidative wines also work. These wines help off-set the cheese's strong, often nutty flavors.  Examples of hard, ages cheeses include Aged Cheddar, Asiago, Cheshire, Comté, aged Gouda, aged Gruyère, Manchego, Parmigiano Reggiano, and Pecorino. Wines that go well with of hard, ages cheeses include Aged white Burgundy or Bordeaux, Barbaresco, Barolo, Cabernet Sauvignon, California red blends, Madeira, Nebbiolo, Oloroso sherry, Petite Sirah, red Burgundy, red Bordeaux, red Port, red Rhône blends, Sauternes, sweet Riesling, Tawny Port, white Rhône blends, Viognier, Vin Jaune, vintage Champagne, and Zinfandel. Because of their strong odor, stinky cheeses such as Époisses, Morbier, and Taleggio need an aromatic wine to help balance them out. Consider pairing such cheeses with any of the following wines: Gewürztraminer, Pinot Noir, Riesling, red Burgundy, or Sauternes.
Summary: Pair soft and fresh cheeses with crisp white wines. Pair hard, aged cheeses with full-bodied white wines. Pair stinky cheeses with light-bodied wines.

Problem: Article: Beat until fluffy, scraping the bowl often, approximately 2 minutes.
Summary: Pour the powdered (icing) sugar into a large mixing bowl. Add cream or milk, vanilla and butter. Add the unsweetened cocoa. Add more milk to add consistency, and beat 1 more minute. Finished.

Problem: Article: You can’t just have a pond and attract dragonflies. You need water plants in the pond to help attract them. Dragonflies love tall plants! The dragonflies will lay their eggs in the plants, and the larvae will live in them until they are grown. Then, they will use the tall plants to perch on.  Stock the pond with both submerged and floating plants. They will use the underwater plants when they are larvae, and perch on the tall plants when they are adults. Try getting eelgrass, fanwort, hornwort, anacharis, wild celery, corkscrew rush, blue flag iris, parrot’s feather, pondweed, water lilies, and lotus flowers. You can find water plants at garden centers and online. Place shrubs around the edge of the pond to give the dragonflies more places to land. This also makes your pond even more beautiful and appealing. The dragonflies will have more places to perch and live. You can plant border plants and shrubs.  For example, you can try lobelia, seedbox, or button bush. You can also let the natural grass and brush around the pond grow to give the dragonflies more vegetation. Rocks in and around your pond will make it even more beautiful. Dragonflies also love to perch on warm rocks, especially flat rocks. Place rocks in your pond and around the edges to give the dragonflies plenty of places to land. You can try a mixture of light and dark rocks. The dragonflies may be attracted to one over the other. Dragonflies like sunshine, so they will be more attracted to a pond that is out in the open with full sunshine in the middle of the day than one covered by the shade of tree branches. While you are waiting for your plants to grow tall enough for dragonflies to perch on, place sticks in your pond. This gives the dragonflies somewhere to land. You can try sticks that you get from nearby trees or bamboo stakes for plants and vegetables.
Summary:
Add water plants to your pond. Surround the pond with shrubs. Spread rocks around your pond. Make sure the pond gets plenty of sun. Place sticks in the middle of your pond.