In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you've decided to bring your summer fling to an end, you generally have two options you can take: The Honest Route: Ideally, both you and your partner are aware of the impending split. This stops any potential awkwardness dead in its tracks. After all, you had an agreement from the get-go. Just tell him or her the date you'll be leaving town or otherwise want to end the relationship. Then pack your bags (even just metaphorically) and move on to the next chapter in your life. The Covert Route: If you can't bring yourself to be brutally honest, start planning your escape at least a week before you want to split. Figure out a good reason to break up, whether it's a surprise trip to study abroad or having to go back home to take care of your family. You could also just tell him or her that the relationship just isn't "working out" for you, even though he or she is a great person. The actual breakup should be clean and simple. Be sure to do the adult thing and break up in person, not over text or instant messaging. If you have trouble working up the nerve, remember that it's just a summer fling. Hopefully you chose a partner who can handle it. on a good note. Reassure the person that the ending is for the best. You may want to use typical breakup phrases here to help them. Keep the break clean in order to avoid either of you holding onto the relationship. Make it clear that the summer fling has officially ended. Sometimes you may find yourself falling in love with a summer fling despite your best efforts. If the two of you won't be "long distance" at the end of summer, consider keeping the relationship going. Even though he or she may have agreed on an end date in the beginning, your partner may share your feelings.
Summary: Plan your exit strategy. End the summer fling Stay together if you both feel like it could be something more.

Determine if a blaster is right for your needs. If your paint covers a large area, then a blaster may be a better choice over a paint stripper solution. One form of blasting is soda blasting, which uses baking soda as the scouring agents. Soda blasting is also much more environmentally-friendly than using chemicals, and will not damage the concrete underneath. To soda blast, you will need a pot blaster. Your local hardware store may be able to rent them to you. You will also need special sodium bicarbonate. The baking powder that you buy at the grocery store is too fine to use in a soda blaster. The proper powder should be available where you rent the blaster, but can also be ordered online. Most standard sand blasters cannot work with soda. You will need to obtain a specialized soda blaster in order to use sodium bicarbonate. Work slowly, holding the nozzle about a foot and a half away from the ground. Be sure to wear a respirator to avoid inhaling particles. Move the nozzle evenly across the painted area to make sure that no paint gets left behind. If blasting near vegetation, be sure to avoid getting excess particles on plants. The high pH soda can cause browning and death in flowers and bushes. If you have a lot of paint to remove, consider hiring a professional blaster. The amount of blasting material needed and the size of the blasting unit will most likely be far too much to afford on your own.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider soda blasting. Obtain a blasting unit. Blast the painted area.

Q: To do this, immerse the wicks in the melted wax for about 20 minutes. Then remove and pull them straight. Lay on parchment or greaseproof paper to let them harden. Use the scent-primed wicks.
A: Melt a little candle wax. Add a few drops of the desired essential oil. Prime the wicks. Make candles.

Article: First, soak a cotton ball in the oil of your choice. Use the cotton ball to liberally dab your skin with the oil. If you use cooking spray, you can just spray it directly on your skin. Rub vigorously, but not so hard that you hurt your skin. The paint should start to thin out almost immediately. If you have trouble, try scrubbing the area with a washcloth. A washcloth also will come in handy if you've spray painted skin that's not easy to clean in a sink, like your feet. Once you've thinned out the spray paint, grab some hand soap, lather the area, and rinse. This will wash away the residual spray paint and oil. Try washing with hand soap at least twice if your hands are still oily or if any traces of spray paint remain. If oil didn't remove all of the spray paint, you can try a pumice liquid soap, pumice bar soap, or pumice bar. Any method of using pumice should work, but be cautious with pumice if you have sensitive skin. Pumice soaps are typically used to remove grease and grit from jobs like car maintenance. Pumice bars are often used to clean feet. You can find pumice products at your local convenience or drug store.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Apply vegetable oil, baby oil, or cooking spray to the paint. Rub the paint off your skin. Wash your skin with hand soap. Use a pumice soap for pesky patches.

Problem: Article: Don't wait until the day you need to be somewhere. Taking extra time to familiarize yourself with what to expect will ensure your trip is smooth and stress-free as possible. Research the station and its location to you. You may need to take a bus or ride your bike there. Find out how long it will take you to arrive to your destination. Determine the price of your fare and if you'll need to transfer. The turnstiles where you buy your ticket will be readily apparent. They accept cash, but cards are generally easier to deal with. Look for the turnstile or gate where you can buy your fare. Never get on a train without paying the faregetting caught is incredibly expensive and can go on your record. Passes are oftentimes cheaper than buying a ticket every day. Do the math by multiplying each day you use the train by the cost of the ticket. Compare that number to the price of a week or month long pass. If you're not sure where the boarding area is, look at a map or follow the signs. Once you arrive at your platform, wait a safe distance from the tracks. Pay attention to where you are walking and where the train will arrive. Keep your head up and stay alert. When the train arrives, allow other passengers to disembark before you get on. Don't stand in front of the door and expect them to walk around you; stand to the side and give them proper room to leave the train. Get all the way on; don't let any part of you (including the straps of your bag) dangle outside of the doors. Make sure you are on the correct train by listening to the destination and route. If you're not, get off at the next stop and reevaluate. Bring a book, download music, or play games on your phone. Always be respectful of the people around you by using headphones and keeping your music or radio show to a respectable level. Be polite and courteous to your neighbors. Offer older people or otherwise infirm people your seat.
Summary:
Plan for your trip. Enter the station and pay the fare. Consider buying a pass. Make your way to the boarding area. Get on board. Enjoy the ride!