Q: In the frog habitat, tap the frog which you want to take to the pond. Make sure that you select a frog which you want to breed. It's in the pop-up menu. This will take your selected frog to the pond. Tap a lily pad near your frog to hop onto it. You can hop to a lily pad off-screen if the lily pad's edge is visible. Hopping around the pond will eventually result in you finding another frog sitting on a lily pad or hopping around. Breeding with other frogs in the pond will help you create new combinations of frog. If you catch up to a frog in the pond, landing on the same lily pad as the other frog will cause a prompt to appear on-screen. You can then breed the two frogs: Tap Breed when prompted. Tap Continue after the breeding completes. You'll occasionally come across yellow or pink gift boxes on lily pads; jumping onto one of these boxes will add a certain amount of money to your collection. If you're ever broke in-game, jumping around the pond until you find a couple of gift boxes will usually solve your financial issues. Pink packages tend to have more money than their yellow counterparts. Packages can also contain frogs or habitat items. Tap X in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then tap Leave when prompted.
A: Select a tame frog. Tap Pond. Hop from lily pad to lily pad. Look for other frogs. Breed your frog with another frog. Search for money. Exit the pond.

Q: Themed birthday parties can be a lot of fun, but they can also end up being more costly when you consider buying everything to match the theme. Weigh the pros and cons of having a themed party based on the person whose birthday it is. Would they like a themed birthday party? Consider whether it is a kid's party or an adult's party. Choose a theme that is age-appropriate, if you decide to go this route. For example, appropriate themes for children would be based on kid-friendly television shows or movies, circus, movie theater, a children's book, or carnival. On the other hand, appropriate themes for adults might be a black-and-white affair, casino, a decade theme, or an adult movie or television show. Once the earlier details are decided upon, then it is time to send out invitations to the guest list. It is best to send out the invitations about 3-4 weeks in advance of the party in order to give people enough time to plan for it. Be sure to include RSVP information on the invitation. Sending out the invitations after you have decided on the earlier details ensures that you have the guest list secured and that you have decided on whether to have a themed party, making you more organized. Be sure to reach out to some of the invited guests for help. They can help set up, clean up, provide food, decorate, and more. It is not necessary to do it all by yourself! Based on what you have decided for the party, you have different options for these aspects. Decide what type of food will be best for the party. If you chose a theme, then make sure the food flows with that theme. For example, a camo cake would work great for an army-themed party, but it would seem out of place for a princess-themed party. Know whether any of your guests have food allergies. If so, be sure to provide options that are safe for them to eat or let them know that they are welcome to bring their own food. Be realistic about how much food and drink to provide based on the length of the party. A party that is planned to be an hour or two might only require refreshments and birthday desserts, while a party that is meant to last for several hours will need more of a meal. Make sure that you plan for enough food and drink to cater to all of the guests. Err on the side of too much food rather than too little. You may or may not be responsible for providing these things, based on your decision about where to host the party. If you are throwing the party in your home or someone else's, decide if you will make all of the food yourself. If not, then reach out to others and ask for their assistance in providing the food and drinks. A potluck is a great idea! If the party is going to be held at a restaurant, then no real planning needs to be done in this area, as the restaurant will take care of that for you! If the party is going to be at a party or banquet hall, then you need to check with their staff about catering options. Find out if you can bring the food, if they will cater the food, or if they have particular vendors they use to cater food for parties. Decide whether alcohol should be provided, if it is an adult birthday party. For example, if the birthday person does not drink and has many friends and family who do not drink, then alcohol would be unnecessary. This is one of the most enjoyable parts of the planning! If you decided on a theme for the party, then this will be easy, as you will simply buy decorations to match the theme. If you did not decide on a theme, then think about what the birthday person would want. Does he/she like a lot of decorations, like balloons, streamers, and confetti? Or is he/she more of a laid-back person who is not interested in decorations? Purchase decorations accordingly. Decorations are not as important for an adult's birthday party, but they are quite important for a child's birthday party. Kids are imaginative, so even household items can contribute to the decorations if you want to save money in this area. This could involve several different types of entertainment. For a child's birthday party, there are many options. Games are great, but they often require supplies, so keep that in mind. You could have a story time, if it goes with the theme. Another idea is to have music playing. You could also hire an entertainer, such as a clown, a magician, or a scientist, if it is in your budget. An adult's party can just as easily include games. It would also be helpful to have music playing in the background, either via a disc jockey or via a homemade setup with a computer or smartphone and speakers. If the party is going to be out on the town, then the entertainment could come in the form of a live band or an activity, such as a comedy show. For many birthday parties, this is the most important part! Most of the time, the birthday person will want a cake, especially if it is a child. Decide whether you are going to make the cake yourself or purchase one from a bakery. Know what kind of cake the birthday person likes, and take into consideration any food allergies of the guests. Have an alternative dessert ready if they cannot have the cake. If the birthday person does not want a cake, then provide what they do want! Cupcakes, brownies, pies, cookies, and ice cream are all perfectly acceptable substitutions for birthday cake. Have an alternative location prepared and a system for notifying the guests if the need arises.
A: Decide if the party should have a theme. Purchase and send out invitations. Create a plan for the food and beverages. Know your obligations for providing the food and drinks. Gather decorations for the party. Choose entertainment options for the birthday party. Choose what dessert will be. Create a back-up plan in case of weather, especially if the party is outside.

Q: Stir constantly until it becomes thick. Let the topping ingredients simmer for about a minute. Spread across the cake top evenly, with the use of a spatula. Bake for another 15 minutes, or until the top turns golden brown. Enjoy!
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Prepare the topping by mixing all the ingredients together in a saucepan over medium heat. Pour the topping over the cake. Put in the oven again. Let it cool off before you cut into slices and serve. Finished.