Honestly, is it that deep? It's just trim on an old wall. Sometimes you just have to make it work and move on, not turn it into a whole life lesson.

Read an article once about "visual noise" and how messy cables are a big part of it for people. They said it actually makes it harder for some folks to focus on their work. Your switch to velcro makes total sense, it cuts down on that clutter. Ever notice if clients seem happier with the cleaner look?

Had the same problem with some shrubs last season, Amy. Switched to a slow, deep soak at the roots twice a week instead of a daily sprinkle. The difference was huge, the plants just looked stronger and held up better in the heat. It takes a bit more time to set up, but you save water and get better results.

What happens when the separation is too wide for a patch? I tried that resin on a case last fall and it just pooled in the gap without holding. Sometimes you still have to cut the bad part out, glue or no glue. The new stuff is good but it isn't magic.

Guess that raccoon's got a better budget for break-ins.