context: How to host a teen party
Consider having a second chaperone.
Monitoring a teen party without killing the mood is a balancing act that will require a good attitude. Having a second set of eyes will make you feel less frantic and allow you to cover more ground.
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next sentence for the context: If the party is co-ed, having a chaperone of the opposite gender will help you deal with any issues that may come up. If you know a trustworthy older teen or twenty-something who can handle a crowd, recruit them to chaperone the party.

context: A man is standing outside under a tent hitting a pinata with a stick. after about three strings
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next sentence for the context: , he moves and gives the stick to a young girl with a grey and black dress on.

context: How to recognize and respond to common unfair criticisms made against lgbt people
Recognize what your goals are in addressing these criticisms.
It's a noble goal to want to rid the world of bigotry, but you can't actually change anyone's mind for them. Set the bar too high and you'll probably end up disappointed or burned out.
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next sentence for the context: An alternative option for a goal would be to let others know that not everyone agrees with messages about lgbt people and they have an ally out there. Another could be to at the very least get a bigoted person to begin to question their views.

context: How to make crunchy cajun potato snacks
Prepare the potatoes.
Cut the potatoes into thin slices. The thinner they are after you cut them, the more quickly they will cook.
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They will also turn out a bit crunchier. Heat some oil in a frying pan.