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The lady shows the girl how to roll the dough, and helps cut shapes into nice little shapes. the woman
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- then takes a jar and shows the girl how to use sprinkles.
- releases the dough onto a counter, showing the original texture.
- dips the cookies into the oven.
- shows the dough to the girl, and cuts and dough for the woman and scoops out the dough after.
A: then takes a jar and shows the girl how to use sprinkles.

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How to use google +
Go to the google plus homepage.
If you already have a google account (one you use for gmail, google drive, youtube, and/or other google products), click on the " sign in " button. Otherwise, click on the link to create an account.
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- After you create a google account, enter your name and select a profile picture to get started with google plus. You will be immediately taken to your google plus account.
- Click on the link that says " accept or dispute google +. This opens the google + homepage.
- Click the " my google + " link. It's to the right of the " schedule a project? " box.
- This will bring up the google plus homepage. Search for " your my magic ".
A: After you create a google account, enter your name and select a profile picture to get started with google plus. You will be immediately taken to your google plus account.

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How to stop being called a child
Examine other people's motivations.
When somebody calls you a child, think about why they said it. Is it your physical appearance? Did you do something that would cause them to say it? Knowing why people perceive you as a child can help you work on looking and acting more mature.
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- Understand why your child calls you a child. Look at their behavior: did they tell you something or did they simply notice it? Try to see if anything you or other people said about them made them change in their behavior.
- If you can't identify a reason, ask the person politely why they called you a child. Don't get angry with them.
- Once you understand why your parents call you a baby, you'll have a better understanding of what the authorities are thinking. For example, while your parents may not stop calling you' baby' because they find you weird, understand what they are actually saying.
- Ask yourself if you feel you may be being called a child. Although this statement may seem to be valid, it can be a difficult subject to address.
A: If you can't identify a reason, ask the person politely why they called you a child. Don't get angry with them.

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How to accept your reflection
Write down what you like about yourself.
Create a list of everything that is good about you. These can include things about your appearance or your personality.
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- Write all of your favorite things about yourself and begin to formulate a vocabulary of them. By doing this, you get a holistic view of your body, whether it's good or bad.
- You should also include everything that makes you happy about yourself. If you like music, write down a song you like or something that makes you smile.
- Keep your list for work, school, and personal reasons. Find reasons you enjoy doing what you do and stick to them.
- Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.
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Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.