Q: Do your makeup (if applicable) and hair first. That way if your parents come in while you're getting ready and they see you in your pajamas with your makeup on, you can just say that you couldn't sleep so you decided to practice make up techniques or something. Prepare your outfit all the way down to the accessories and hairstyle at least a day in advance. Stow it somewhere safe so you can grab it quickly on the night of the party. Get dressed quickly and silently, using as little light as possible. Carry your shoes and just wear socks so that you step quietly. If you share a bedroom with a sibling, it will probably be easier for you to take your clothes and makeup to the bathroom and get dressed quickly in there. Check to make sure they are asleep before you leave your bedroom. Bring everything you need with you down to the bathroom so that you won't have to re-enter your bedroom. The less movement, the better. If a sibling does wake up while you're getting ready to leave, you'll have to deal with that situation. If your sibling can keep a secret, get them up to speed on your plan. Then you are probably safe to go ahead. If the sibling threatens to tattle, try bargaining with them. You will do their chores for a week something along those lines. If you don't trust your sibling and they see you, you might have to cancel your plans. If you want to avoid the hassle of trying not to wake up your siblings you can let them know about your plans beforehand. Only do this if you trust them. Don't turn on any lights in your bedroom and once you get out into the hall, keep everything dark. If you want to confirm that your parents are asleep, walk quietly past their door and assess the situation. Listen for snoring, talking, and whether or not the television is on. You probably know exactly what to look for everyone's parents are different. If closing your bedroom door doesn't look suspicious, definitely close the door quietly behind you when you leave. If you never close your door at night, don't do this, since it will only arouse suspicion. If you leave your bedroom door open, make sure to check that your decoy is in place and looks believable from the doorway before you leave. If you are able to sneak directly out of your bedroom window, you are lucky! Quietly open the window and slip out. Be careful not to slam it closed or lock yourself out. A few days before the party make sure you test the window and familiarize yourself with how it operates and what sounds it makes. Ensure there's nothing underneath it that will hinder your escape. If you are sneaking directly out of your bedroom window and your room is on the second floor, you might want to reconsider that plan! Unless you have done it many times before, it's probably too risky. Also, it's dark and you could get hurt. Sneak downstairs and leave that way. If you are sure you are able to get out of your bedroom window easily and there's little chance you'll slip up, go ahead and do it. If you don't have a sure way in place to get from the roof to the ground relatively easily, this is a really risky move. Try to be a quiet as possible and follow the entire plan that you put into place beforehand. Check frequently behind you to see if any lights come on in your house. Look around to make sure absolutely no one is around before you exit the house. Ensure that all of your pets are asleep. A majority of dogs will make noise if someone leaves the house or moves around a lot when they are awake. If you don't have a pet, you are in luck, you can skip this step! Though, if your dogs bark when you leave the house, you may have to have them sleep away from the door leading outside. If your house has an alarm system that will go off when you leave the premises, the only way to safely get around that is to know exactly what the code is to bypass the alarm. You need to be able to pull that off as silently and quickly as possible. Be certain that you know how the system works beforehand so that you can get in and out with no trouble.
A: Get dressed to go out. Work around your siblings. Sneak out of your room. Use your bedroom window if you can. Avoid windows if you're on the second story. Stick to the shadows and avoid any parts of the floor that you know are squeaky.

Q: Take the turkey out of its packaging and place it on a plate or dish. Make sure the plate or dish has at least 1in (2.5cm) of room between the turkey and the sides so that any juices don't spill over the edges. Don't put the turkey in the microwave in its regular packaging because it can melt or catch on fire. Put the ground turkey in the microwave and set the power to 50%, or use the defrost function. Keep defrosting it in increments of 1 minute if it is still not thawed after the initial cook time. Rotate the meat in the microwave after the first 2 minutes if you need to defrost it longer. This will help it thaw evenly since microwaves have some spots that get hotter than others. You need to cook the ground turkey quickly after you thaw it in the microwave to avoid letting bacteria grow. Refrigerate or freeze any leftovers after you cook the turkey. Some of the ground turkey will likely start to cook while it thaws in the microwave, which is why it is easier for bacteria to grow on turkey thawed in this way. If the turkey is already partially defrosted, then start with 1 minute per 1lb (0.45kg) instead of 2 minutes.
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Put the ground turkey on a microwave-safe plate or dish. Defrost the turkey at 50% power for 2 minutes per 1lb (0.45kg). Cook the ground turkey right away after it is thawed.