That roller shed is almost always from using a cheap cover. A light buff with some auto rubbing compound can sometimes knock down those rough bits. You'll stop seeing the streaks long before they actually go away.

Did she say why she wanted the recipe now, after possibly being unsure before? Like, did something specific in the chili win her over, or was it the overall meal? I'm curious if she's thinking of making it for others, which would be a bigger deal. These small asks can sometimes lead to more open talks about food choices.

On the Mist Trail in Yosemite last month, I saw all kinds of people just enjoying the view. @ruby310 is right, this is pretty judgey. Why turn dating into a test about trail facts? Most people hike for fun, not to show off what they know. Using a hobby to filter dates seems like a fast way to miss good matches. It's not that big a deal, and making it one feels pointless.

Yeah gibson.morgan saying old tricks are hit or miss is fair. I used a glass shard on a walnut chair arm once and it worked great for a tight curve. You just gotta know when to use it.

Actually that's the new trailhead now