How to get lice off clothes
Gather the clothes.
If you have lice, you will need to wash your clothes to help you make sure you and your house are rid of them. Before you do this you need to determine which clothes you need to wash.

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- You can either gather all of your clothes and put them into a washing machine or hang them up with your laundry bag. If you don't have a washing machine, you can find a wash basin and fill it with warm, soapy water.
- Gather together all the clothes that you wore or used over the past two days before you noticed and treated the lice. You should include everything, including things such as scarves and hats.
- If you only have lice on one layer of skin, such as your legs, then wash your clothes to help fight the fungus. You will probably be using clothes that are soiled.
- Collect the clothes from your washing machine. The most important step to getting rid of lice and lice is gathering the clothes from the washing machine you have been using.

Gather together all the clothes that you wore or used over the past two days before you noticed and treated the lice. You should include everything, including things such as scarves and hats.

How to make breadcrumbs
Tear the bread into pieces.
Get out 4 slices of white bread. You can use bread that's a day or two stale or you can toast it a little in the oven or toaster.

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- Before you throw out the bread, roll out two pieces of bread. Don't worry if they don't look like breadcrumbs.
- The important thing is to shape each piece exactly like a toasted sourdough bread. Preheat your oven to 350 f (177 c).
- Take the bread and tear it into small pieces. Use your favorite kind of bread for the breadcrumbs.
- Lay the crumbs on a cutting board and trim the slices down to size. Next, use kitchen shears to cut each piece down the middle so it's approximately 1/2-inch squares.

Take the bread and tear it into small pieces. Use your favorite kind of bread for the breadcrumbs.

How to make baked garlic chicken
Preheat oven to 350 f (177 c).
Put the frying pan on the stove and over a medium heat slowly heat up the olive oil.
Add the minced garlic to the frying pan and gently fry in the oil for about four minutes using a wooden spoon to move the garlic around the pan to stop it from burning.

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- Add the chopped onions and cook, stirring occasionally, for about three minutes until the onions turn golden brown. Put a pinch of salt and pepper over the tomatoes and cook again until all the tomatoes are dry.
- Remove the garlic and oil from the frying pan and pour into mixing bowl. Take another bowl and mix the italian bread crumbs and the parmesan cheese.
- After frying for one minute, flip the chicken and put it in the pot in which you reserved the olive oil. Drain the oil and put in the red wine salt.
- After three minutes you should see a brown; fry it for another thirty seconds once you get to the texture that you want. After the eight minutes you should be able to see the chicken improve a bit.

Remove the garlic and oil from the frying pan and pour into mixing bowl. Take another bowl and mix the italian bread crumbs and the parmesan cheese.

As it moves, a little girl dressed in a floral dress begins taking several wack at the pinata but she isn't capable of breaking it. when her turn

OPTIONS:
- finally comes, she takes some and starts again, trying to keep it back this time but ends up knocking herself into the pinata.
- is complete, she then passes the stick to the other boy who looks anxiously at the pinata.
- comes, she takes four wacks and begins crashing at the red and brown pinata, struggling to keep it in control.
- comes, she tries to get in but ends up walking to the end which is backwards.
is complete, she then passes the stick to the other boy who looks anxiously at the pinata.