How to oil woodwork 
Sand the wood to a smooth finish with extra fine 220 grit sandpaper. 
Apply a liberal amount (unless you're using danish oil, which needs to be applied conservatively so the wood can soak it all up) of oil directly to a small section of your wood. 
Tung, linseed, danish, teak or mineral oil can be used with this wood oiling technique.

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- Leave the oil and polish to the same grit as with a-20 or sitz. Polish to the same grit as with a-20.
- Mineral oil is perfect for wood projects that need to be food-safe, like cutting boards. Rub the oil into the wood with a clean, dry soft cloth.
- Wipe down the wood with a clean rag to get away all dirt and debris. Clear the wood with wood polish to protect it from fineness.
- Apply a small amount of it directly to an area of the wood that needs a bit more attention. This increases the oil's effectiveness and makes it easier to use while painting.

Mineral oil is perfect for wood projects that need to be food-safe, like cutting boards. Rub the oil into the wood with a clean, dry soft cloth.

How to tell your family about your depression 
Consider seeking treatment before speaking with your family. 
Treating your depression is your priority, and you don't necessarily need to wait to tell your family before you seek treatment. In fact, a counselor or therapist might be able to help you strategize the best way to speak to your family about your depression.

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- Practice deep breathing to help slow your heart rate. Breathing exercises have been shown to calm down some nervous systems.
- If you are in school, visit you school counselor and tell him what is going on. If you are an adult, visit your doctor or make an appointment with a therapist and/or psychiatrist.
- Don't feel that you should be ashamed about your depression. Not everyone will let their families know about your depression, and those you don't will not be happy with you or your treatment choices.
- It could even be helpful to make up a list of symptoms that you'd like your family to be able to accurately diagnose. This can create a perfect foundation for them in case something happens.

If you are in school, visit you school counselor and tell him what is going on. If you are an adult, visit your doctor or make an appointment with a therapist and/or psychiatrist.

How to build trust in your parents to earn your stuff back 
Apologize. 
A simple first step that you can take is to apologize. Apologizing shows that you understand what you did and that it broke the trust between you and your parents.

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- Your parents don't need to know what happened, but they should understand it to the point that you are apologizing. Say, " hey mom, i know i was mean to you for acting that way, but i've had a really bad day.
- Apologizing can also demonstrate that you want to make changes and do the right thing next time. Try apologizing to show your understanding of the situation, rebuild trust, and have your privileges restored.
- When you apologize, don't be apologetic; don't put yourself down and make excuses-just admit that you made a mistake. Saying that you're sorry will let your parents know you're taking action for good.
- Even if you're not perfectly innocent, making amends can help you both express your original feelings in a more mature way. If you don't feel like apologizing, don't get into a huff about it.

Apologizing can also demonstrate that you want to make changes and do the right thing next time. Try apologizing to show your understanding of the situation, rebuild trust, and have your privileges restored.

How to vacation in chicago 
Research hotels online and book as soon as possible. 
Chicago is a popular destination and hotels fill up fast, so book a room as soon as you start planning your trip. Search online to compare prices, features, ratings, and locations of hotels.

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- First, research your hotel where the favorite hostels are located, and check out online reviews. You can also rent the hotel on itunes.
- Keep in mind that hotel chains often close fast and can't accommodate your group's arrival or departures day or night. Ask hotels about their amenities (i.e., amenities like amenities like bathrooms, dining rooms, and other amenities).
- Look for a hotel that is well-rated, centrally-located, and priced within your trip budget. Make sure to only visit reputable hotel-booking websites.
- Assemble accommodations or small children in your hotel or plan to stay overnight. Use automated remote control to help ensure that your children stay safe while staying in the hotel.


Look for a hotel that is well-rated, centrally-located, and priced within your trip budget. Make sure to only visit reputable hotel-booking websites.