Q: Choose someone who you’ve been in some uncomfortable situations with. These are most likely to be the times you’ve smiled inappropriately.  Even if you’re positive that you smile inappropriately, it’s good to ask a friend. They might not have noticed, or the problem may not be as bad as you think. You can ask your friend to keep an eye out for your inappropriate smile in the future. Make sure they know to only alert you to it afterward, in private. Your friend might have insight into the kinds of situations that cause you to smile inappropriately. For example, they may notice a pattern such as you smiling when someone conveys bad news or when someone hurts themselves. You might already have an idea of what triggers your inappropriate smiling. Be as specific as possible in pinpointing what your personal triggers are.  For example, instead of deciding that you smile when you feel uncomfortable, be more specific. Is it when you feel shy in front of an authority figure? Or when you feel put on the spot? Or when talking to someone you secretly find attractive? All of these situations might be uncomfortable, but the more specific you can be, the better. If you catch yourself smiling inappropriately, don’t beat yourself up over it. Simply take note, and remember what the scenario was so you can practice changing your behavior. You may not want or be able to stop smiling at all uncomfortable moments. Pick one or two situations that you want to focus on while you practice not smiling.  Your trigger may be one specific person or scenario. If this is the case, you may do best to avoid that person or scenario until you have become practiced at not smiling. You can choose the situation that is the hardest for you, or one that might be easier. It’s up to you. You may want to pick a scenario you’re in frequently, so you can use your new skills often.
A: Ask a friend if they’ve noticed your inappropriate smile. Notice what makes you smile inappropriately. Choose the moments that you want to stop smiling.

Article: This is essentially the Irish equivalent of toasting “Merry Christmas” in English.  "Nollaig shona" means "happy Christmas," and "duit" means "to you," so it directs the toast to the person being toasted. Pronounce this seasonal toast as null-ig hun-ah ditch. This toast is appropriate to use on New Year's Eve and wishes for health and prolonged life.  It translates roughly to, "may we be alive at this time next year." This is another phrase that is difficult to translate directly. The first part, "Go mbeire muid mbeo ar" means, "may we live again" and the latter part, "an am seo arís," means "this time next year." You should pronounce this toast as go merr-ih-meedh mee-oh err on om shioh ah-reesh. Offer this toast to the bride and groom to wish blessings upon their future family.  Roughly translated, the toast means, "may there be a generation of children on the children of your children." Essentially, you are wishing for the newlyweds' family to continually expand and survive for many generations to come. Pronounce this wedding toast as sluckt schlock-ta er shlucht voor schlock-ta.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shout "Nollaig shona duit" at Christmas. Use "Go mbeire muid mbeo ar an am seo arís" for New Year's. Say "Sliocht sleachta ar shliocht bhur sleachta" at a wedding.

Problem: Article: If you are reupholstering an existing bench, you will need to unscrew the legs and reattach them later.  If you are reupholstering a bench, you will also need to remove staples at the back of the base with needle nosed pliers. Then, remove the fabric, batting, and foam so that you can replace them. It is a good idea to replace them unless they are relatively new. Keep your piece of fabric to use as a template for your fabric bench cover. If you are creating a bench from scratch, you can customize it to the space you want to fill. Measure the area in inches. Ask the store to cut it to the exact size that you measured. Your foam core should be at least three inches (7.5cm) thick to assure comfort. Purchase one and a half times the size in upholstery or outdoor fabric.  Just as home improvement stores will cut plywood for little to no cost, large fabric stores can cut foam core to size. Use an electric knife to cut foam core at home. It is easiest to upholster a bench if you are able to slide the fabric and batting along a smooth surface. Practice attaching them before you start upholstering to ensure they work for your piece of furniture. You will need a drill and screws for this process.
Summary: Choose to either reupholster an existing bench or make a new one. Measure an existing frame or decide how large you want your bench to be. Purchase a piece of 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch plywood from a home improvement or lumber store. Buy thick foam core and in a size that is greater than or equal to the size of your piece of wood. Clear a large workspace or table. Drill holes into the corners for the legs.

Q: If you want to gauge how interested your man is in marriage, try bringing up your plans for the future. For instance, you might talk about where you'd like to live, whether or not you'd like to have children, or what type of career you'd like to eventually have. Casually mention him as part of the plans, then pay attention to his reaction.  For example, you might say something like, "I'd love for us to take a trip to Europe together one day." That will let him know he's included in your dreams. If he says something like, "I'd really love that!" then he may be thinking of a future together, too. If his answer is non-committal, like "Yeah, maybe," he may not be as invested as you are. Seeing other people in a happy, committed relationship might just get him thinking about popping the question, too.If either of you have friends who are great examples of a healthy, strong marriage, try to make plans with them whenever you can.  For instance, you might have cook-outs, plan fun double-dates to movies or restaurants, or even go on a trip together Attending a wedding together can be another way to get marriage on his mind. If you really want him to know that you're hoping to be engaged soon, pick up a magazine or catalog featuring engagement rings. Then, casually browse through it when he's around, and show him a few of the ones you really love.   Not only will this let him know you're thinking of marriage, but it will help him know what your tastes are. For instance, he might be imagining a classic ring with a large diamond, while you might prefer a non-traditional gemstone or an unusual design. Try not to show him rings that are way out of his price range. If he thinks your tastes are more expensive than he can meet, he might be hesitant to buy a ring at all. If you'd prefer not to have a ring at all, you can tell him that instead of showing him rings. It will still let him know you're thinking about marriage. to him if you think he's ready but hasn't made the move yet. Don't be afraid to take charge! If you really want to be engaged but your man hasn't popped the question yet, there's no reason you can't ask him, instead. It's up to you whether you get down on one knee or offer a ring, but do make it clear that you're asking him to marry you. Try to think of a way to make the proposal special and personal, like taking him to the place where you had your first date or a spot with a really romantic view. Once you're there, tell him how much he means to you, then ask him if he'll be yours forever!
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Talk about your future together. Spend time with happily married couples. Point out engagement rings you like for an obvious hint. Propose