IN: What happens next?

How to remove sharpie from a painted wall 
Write over the sharpie mark with a dry erase marker. 
The dry erase marker should ideally be the same color as the sharpie marker. 
Rub at both sets of marks with a dry, clean cloth.

OPTIONS:
- Both marks should come off with little residue. You may need to repeat the process a couple of times to fully remove the sharpie marks.
- Sand the mark in intervals until the marker is shiny and even (a couple of attempts at buffing on both sides will cause streaks! ). Scrub the entire wall with an enzyme-based cleaner, then rinse the wall completely under warm water.
- The paper will damage the bristles and tint it a dark color. When you are done rubbing and painting, take a damp cloth.
- Sand the paint or mark until it is smooth. Use medium sand and great-grit sandpaper.

OUT: Both marks should come off with little residue. You may need to repeat the process a couple of times to fully remove the sharpie marks.

IN: What happens next?

How to write a letter of recommendation for a nanny 
Check who you're addressing. 
Before you begin your letter, know who you're addressing. Most of the time, your nanny will be using your letter of recommendation for many different jobs.

OPTIONS:
- But sometimes, your nanny may not know what you're required to do if they're not yourself. For example, your nanny might not know a bucket list of state-run nanny jobs if you're a nurse! Choose a subject and time for your letter.
- To be sure this is someone you're addressed to, you should check your references. If you've never spoken to your nanny before, find out who you know in real life.
- Therefore, something like " dear sir or madam " or " to whom it may concern " is usually appropriate. However, in certain situations you may be addressing someone specific.
- You want to ensure that it isn't spam, as it will defeat any job offer that the nanny has received. You can send your letter via email and either print it or mail it to the person you're addressing, using a pen.

OUT: Therefore, something like " dear sir or madam " or " to whom it may concern " is usually appropriate. However, in certain situations you may be addressing someone specific.

IN: What happens next?

A cat is see close up and a person picking it up. the person

OPTIONS:
- is holding scissors and begins cutting the cat's claws.
- shows a picture of the cat and hangs it up.
- then traces the claws of the cat while taking it to a vet to get the claws out.
- then begins making cat faces and looks around.

OUT:
is holding scissors and begins cutting the cat's claws.