When you love someone, immediately you want to introduce them to your friends. When you do introduce them, ask your friends for their honest opinions about your love interest. Your friends might be able to be more objective than you and help you identify whether you seem in love or merely infatuated. It's important before embarking on a new relationship to have at least some approval from your friends. Your friends know you and care about you, and it's a red flag if everyone but you is skeptical of your new love. As with your friends, your family can help you discern whether your crush is a good fit for you and whether what you're experiencing is love. Love builds you up and is long-lasting. Lust or a passing crush fades, and your family can help you tell the difference. Ask your parents, grandparents, or aunts and uncles how they knew that they found the right person. Their unique stories might help you get a better understanding of whether your own situation is love or something else. When being around this person makes you want to be the best person you can be, it is a sign of love. For example, if this person makes you want to better yourself by working out or taking up a mutual hobby that interests both of you, it's a sign that you love them. Wanting to improve yourself for someone often means that you love them. Note that this is not the same as loving someone who is trying to change you into someone you're not. It's healthy to want to better yourself to be the best possible partner for someone you love. It's a red flag if someone you love is trying to force you to change instead of loving you for you. When you accidentally hurt someone you love, you will apologize and mean it. If you don't really love the person, your apology might feel half-hearted. Truly wanting forgiveness and meaning it when you apologize is a sign that this person means a lot to you and you're in love. Once you're past the initial "crush" phase, if you find that you can be yourself around this person, that's a good sign that you're in love. When you can let down your guard and that person still accepts you as you are, you can be confident that you're in love. If you feel comfortable enough to leave your makeup at home or wear pajamas for a movie night, for example, that's a sign that you're comfortable being yourself in the relationship and secure with your love.

Summary: Ask your friends for feedback. Be sure your family likes them. Be a better person because of them. Apologize and mean it. Be yourself around them.

To do this, click or tap on the picture of your avatar at the top-right corner of your screen. A drop-down menu will appear. Click on the name of your Twitter handle (or, on the mobile site, tap on "Profile"). You will now be on your Twitter profile, which contains the history of all of the tweets, replies, and retweets you have made and received. To delete these original retweets, you must retweet it again, which will make the retweet icon green, then you can immediately delete that retweet by clicking the green retweet icon. This will also remove the original retweet you made over 6 months ago along with it. This will "undo", or remove the retweet you made from your profile, so that neither you nor other users will see it on their Twitter feeds. This will not delete the original tweet from the user's timeline.

Summary: Go to your profile. If the retweet was done over 6 months ago, it will show your username and icon in the list of people who have retweeted it, but the retweet arrow circle will be grey, not green. Tap or click on the Retweet icon.

Since the cyanuric acid needs to be balanced with the other chemicals in your pool, it's important to check this balance every week. For example, you might find that while cyanuric acid levels are fine, your chlorine level is off. If your outdoor pool doesn't have a cover and there's a lot of rainfall, the cyanuric acid may become diluted and ineffective. Remember to check the cyanuric acid levels if the pool's water becomes diluted. You can test the cyanuric acid levels as often as you like. If you believe the balance of your pool is off, test the cyanuric acid levels again even if it hasn't been a week since the last test. Buy strips that are chemically formulated to detect cyanuric acid. Keep in mind that many basic kits only test for chlorine and pH levels so you may need to buy a more advanced kit. To use a strip, dip it in the water for about 30 seconds and compare the color on the strip to the color on the chart that came with the strips. This will tell you the cyanuric acid level in the water. Purchase test strips online or from your local pool supply store. Some kits will come with a small container for gathering a water sample. Add the powdered solution and swirl the container so the water dissolves the solution. Wait 1 to 3 minutes and fill a sample cell with some untested pool water. Once the time is up, fill another sample cell with some of the tested pool water. You'll now be able to compare the results to an untested sample. Use the chart that came with the test kit to determine the cyanuric acid level in your pool. If you don't want to test the water yourself, fill a container with water and take it to your local pool supply store where they can test it for you. You'll need to gather about 2 tablespoons (30ml). The cyanuric acid in your pool should be between 30 and 50 ppm, although some find it more effective closer to 80 ppm. Keep in mind that the higher your cyanuric acid levels, the weaker your chlorine becomes. The World Health Organization recommends that cyanuric acid levels don't exceed 100 ppm.

Summary: Plan on testing the water at least once a week. Retest the water after it's been diluted. Use test strips. Consider using a liquid turbidity test kit. Determine if you need to add cyanuric acid to your pool.

Once your tree is bearing fruit, you will notice that its main lateral branches get weighed down by fruit. These are branches you'll want to keep at the next pruning time. You will see other branches that are growing vertically, or some that look old or weak. Make notes of these vertical, old or weak branches that you should prune the following year. Your tree may take a year off from fruiting every other year. Light annual pruning is still a best practice for encouraging new growth. Branches growing straight up, especially those near the top that are thin and weak, should be removed. You also want the inside of your martini-glass shape to not be dense with vertical branches, so remove those as well. A rule of thumb is that a bird should be able to fly through your olive tree. If your tree is too dense with vertical branches in the middle, a bird would not be able to do that, and you should remove more vertical branches. Fruit only grows on lateral branches, so another reason to prune these vertical branches is to give your tree more energy to put toward fruit-bearing branches. As your tree ages, some of the lateral branches growing off your main branches may become old. When you observed your tree at picking time, these are the old branches that maybe bore fruit at one time, but they have stopped. Cut these branches to encourage your tree to grow more fruitful branches. Any growth below the main fork of the tree, going down the trunk to its base, should be removed. These branches are usually small, grow vertically or downward, or otherwise look out of place to your tree's main shape. You can remove these suckers any time of the year, whether its your annual pruning time or not.
Summary: Observe your tree at picking time. Remove vertical branches. Cut lateral branches that have become exhausted and weak. Remove suckers from the trunk's base any time.