In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your genuine interest in another person is the most attractive and meaningful message you could possibly send. Don't play games by being intentionally vague. Read all of your texts to yourself before sending them. Ask yourself if it'd be a text you'd be happy to receive. If the person knows you're interested, and they've reciprocated their interest in you as well, you don't have to say much to get them smiling. Try, "Thinking of you." If you're feeling more direct, go with "Wish you were here." This is more forward, as it explicitly indicates your desire to be in someone's company. It also adds an element of intrigue if the recipient doesn't know what you're up to, so you'll get their imagination whirring. Know that we're all in this together. That includes whomever you're texting. Just relax and be yourself - be simple, be honest, be true. It's always best to shoot for a smile, and even better if you can get your crush laughing. Be casual. Don't overthink it. Remember, we're talking about texting. Be a cheeseball. Quote something ridiculously melodramatic or throw a ridiculously cheesy pick up line out there. There's nothing like a bit of Shakespeare or Thoreau. Emerson once declared, "Thou art to me a delicious torment." Steal lines like this (and credit them to the appropriate authors for added drama). There are some officially bad pick-up lines that will almost should never work, and that's the point which means they somehow work. Making light of your affection for someone can be a great way to convey interest casually. There are some classics, but you probably already have a go-to in mind. Don't abbreviate everything. It can be misleading, confusing, and may even seem a bit childish. You can get away with "lol" it's practically a part of the English language but don't send acronyms or abbreviations your recipient might not familiar with it. If you're interested in them, the least you can do is thumb out complete words. Relatedly, be aware that emoticons should not completely take the place of words. Cap your emoji-use. There is definitely, definitely such a thing as too many emoticons. Personal preference is a legitimate argument here, but don't forget to occasionally mention that you're interested in having a genuine conversation if they would too. Comedy is the only realm in which it is appropriate to overuse emoticons. In particular, feel free to indulge in storytelling with emoticons. If you can wind together a solid, ideally humorous narrative using only tiny 2D images, by all means, emoji-away. Even emoticons are getting raunchy these days. Hold off on the emoji innuendos until you have an appropriate relationship with someone who might appreciate your smiley face based sultriness.
Summary: Text like you mean it. Rely heavily on humor. Use your words.

You can still have your coffee and tea, but just make sure you allow it to cool fully before drinking. You might even want to consider switching to iced varieties for a few days. The new cells in your mouth will be very sensitive- if you expose them to hot food before the burn is fully healed, they can easily burn again. Also it will be very painful. Blow on food and drinks to cool them off faster. For drinks, you should consider adding an ice cube to ensure they are a safe temperature. Test everything before putting it in your mouth. Touch it with just the tip of your tongue to make sure it is a safe temperature. Foods like crackers, chips, and crunchy bread should be off the menu until your burn heals. These can scratch against your burn, which will be very painful. They can also pop blisters, which will slow the healing process and put you at increased risk of an infection. Spicy food will cause a lot of pain for your healing mouth. The irritation from spices can also slow the healing process. If you're a fan of spicy food, it would be best to abstain for a few days while your burn heals. Also avoid adding any spices like pepper to your food. These are mostly citrus-fruits like lemons, oranges, and pineapples. Citric acid will hurt and slow the healing process. Wait at least 3 days before bringing these foods back into your diet.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid hot food and drinks while your mouth is healing. Avoid crunchy food. Abstain from spices. Stop eating acidic food.

Q: Typically, you'll choose the darker of the two colors you're using. Paint broad strokes across the canvas, covering as much of it as you want with the color. Let the base coat dry completely. For example, if you want to paint a blended sky, paint a solid medium blue background and let it dry completely. One nice thing about this method is you don't have to work as quickly. The base coat doesn't need to be completely dry before you continue, but it should be mostly dry. That way, you can easily add another color on top of the base coat. If the base coat is thin enough, it should dry quickly, within 5-10 minutes.
A: Paint a base coat in one of your main colors. Wait for the base coat to dry.

Article: Use a washcloth with some mild soap (dish soap is fine) and wash the surface of the tire, then spray it off with a garden hose. Soap and water will clean your tires without stripping away valuable antioxidants that protect your tires. Keeping your tires clean will help the fungus responsible for dry rot from spreading. once a month. After cleaning your tires, apply a few drops of water-based tire dressing to a cloth or sponge, then cover the surface of the tires with the dressing. Wait 5-10 minutes before driving, since the dressing needs time to stick to your wheels. You can get tire dressing for $5-25 (3.57-17.86) from most auto stores. It's sometimes labeled as "tire shine" or "tire care." Tire dressing shields your tires from UV rays, one of the main causes of dry rot. ake sure your tires are fully inflated. Check the air pressure in your tires every time you gas up. If your tires don't have enough pressure, dry rot will be all the more dangerous, and could lead to a blowout. Replace old tires when the tread is wearing thin. Not only are older tires dangerous (because their tread is bare), but they're also at a higher risk of dry rot. If you drive a car, truck, or SUV, you can gauge this by sticking a quarter into one of the grooves of the tire. If the top of George Washington's head is flush with the top of the tire, it's time to start shopping for tires. For a larger vehicle like a semi-truck, use a penny. If Abraham Lincoln's face is completely visible, it's time to replace your tires.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Clean your tires with water and mild soap once a month. Apply a tire dressing . Replace your tires when they're too bare to grip the road.

Problem: Article: If you've only visited Pandaria by using warlock summons or mage portals, the portal will not appear. Check your quest log or an Orgrimmar Warchief's Command Board for The Art of War quest. Once the quest line takes you to Pandaria, the portal in Orgrimmar will open. You must be level 85 or higher to start this quest. If you've transferred from Alliance since your first visit to Pandaria, you'll have to repeat this quest from the Horde side. Start the quest chain with The Art of War quest, as described above. If you purchased a character boost to level 90 or above, a bug may mark the first quest complete. Fly to the airship to the northwest of the docks instead to find the next quest in the chain.
Summary:
Confirm that you've completed the intro quest. Repeat the quest line after a faction change. Unlock the portal on a boosted character.