Using the guidelines described in the reading above, write your own instructions for a procedure of your choosing. Try to select something in which you are an expert and provide instructions for a non-expert audience. You may use something from your work (e.g., how to change the printer toner cartridge) or something around the house (e.g., how to mow the lawn, how to make an egg salad sandwich). You may choose a humorous subject (e.g., how to determine if Goldilocks has been in your home), as long as you apply all the proper principles of good instructions. you must use affirmative statements, mark transitions to and between steps in a clear and logical way and check your grammar and punctuation throughout. Use precise terms and provide details adequate for a non-expert.