My buddy kept having big moments in Attack on Titan ruined by forum titles. He finally started waiting until the credits rolled on the last episode. Said the final season hit way harder when he went in blind.

What about my friend who scheduled condo tours too close together? He had a client run over with questions, making the next arrival wait outside in the rain. The waiting couple was so annoyed they walked away. Now he always blocks forty-five minutes between showings, no exceptions.

Actually, lots of succulents work that way too.

You mentioned feeling guilty about keeping someone's lost treasure. I read a story once about a guy who found a class ring in a thrift store jacket. He spent months tracking down the owner through old yearbooks and social media. When he returned it, the guy had passed away, but his daughter cried from happiness. It turned out the ring was lost after his death, and it meant a lot to the family. Your situation might be similar since a wedding ring could have deep personal value. Even if tracking the owner seems hard, maybe ask the thrift store if they have donation records or could post a notice. Have you checked if the ring has any writing inside?

Two thin glazes worked for me, @elizabeth_wells, and that cool gray tip really helps, doesn't it?