IN: What happens next?

How to make your own brown sugar
Measure sugar and molasses into a mixing bowl.
Pour 1 cup (200 g) of granulated sugar into a mixing bowl. Add molasses according to your taste or the type of brown sugar you want.

OPTIONS:
- For light brown sugar, use 2 tablespoons (40 g) of molasses. For dark brown sugar, you can use up to 1/4 cup (84 g) of molasses.
- Be sure to scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing bowl to prevent the sugar from clumping to the bottom of the bowl. The sugar doesn't have to be a certain color; just be sure it's one shade darker than molasses.
- If your recipe calls for pie consistency, substitute shortening for the flour to provide deep flavorings. Measure out 1 cup (200 g) of molasses and place it in the mixing bowl with the ingredients.
- Keep in mind that you can add vanilla extract or shortening, too. You may want to whisk in the molasses a few times so that it distributes smoothly into the cup (s) you already have.

OUT: For light brown sugar, use 2 tablespoons (40 g) of molasses. For dark brown sugar, you can use up to 1/4 cup (84 g) of molasses.

IN: What happens next?

A guy carries a girl away from the pinata. the guy

OPTIONS:
- attaches the girl's leg to the pinata.
- serves the pinata and the pinata is broken.
- puts the girl down.
- holding the dark girl discusses how to serve their beer can.

OUT: puts the girl down.

IN: What happens next?

How to do a flying lead change
Get your horse warmed up and ready to ride.
Place a single trot pole in the center of the ring or riding area, parallel to the long side.
Practice a lot of figure eights at the trot.

OPTIONS:
- Continue trotting from this pole for a minute to get used to it. When your horse is comfortable with it walk to his side.
- Kick! The horse should kick forward from the ground. When the horse turns, kick the leg to that other side.
- Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.
- When you reach the trot, bring the back of the horse in parallel to the lead pole. Last, loosen the reins and bring them over the front knee.

OUT:
Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.