Article: Hold the other person's gaze for a few seconds before looking away, smiling while doing so. The eyes tell a lot about how another person feels, so if you're gazing at the other person affectionately, they're likely to notice you're flirting. If someone you're trying to flirt with looks at you, hold their eye contact for roughly 3 seconds before smiling and looking away. Maintain eye contact while you're in a conversation with the other person to show that you're interested. This is a simple way to show someone how you feel while also making you look more attractive. Smile and laugh during appropriate times, like if the other person makes a funny comment. Smiling is a good way to encourage the other person to keep talking, showing that you're interested in what they have to say. Smile at the other person if they're talking to you, or even give them a small smile from across the room to get their attention. This should be done subtly. You might rest your fingers near your lips while sitting across from someone at dinner, or use a couple fingers to touch your mouth for just a second while someone else is talking. Try to only touch your mouth when the other person is talking to show that you're listening intently. Touching your mouth while you're talking will cover up your mouth, making it harder for the other person to hear what you're saying. Rest your head lightly on your hand while sitting so you can easily place your fingers near your mouth. Touching your own neck lightly while talking can give off flirtatious vibes too. You can do things like twirling your hair or tossing it from your shoulders if it's long, or run your hands through your hair if it's shorter. Drawing attention to your hair is a seductive move that shows your interest in the other person. Flip your hair from your shoulders using your hand to reveal a little bit of skin. Run your hand through your hair once or twice while talking to the other person. Try not to play with your hair the entire time you're interacting, as this can be distracting. Like most other forms of physical flirtation, this should be done lightly as opposed to aggressively. When you're talking to the other person, bite a side of your lip gently, or wet your lips slightly while listening to draw attention to your mouth. You might bite your lip gently while thinking about the answer to a question someone just asked you, or lick your lips when you're standing close to the other person and want to hint that you like them.
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Maintain eye contact to establish a strong connection. Smile and laugh around the person to show that you like them. Touch your mouth to bring attention to your lips. Play with your hair for an easy way to flirt. Bite or lick your lips to show your interest.
Article: Fill a large saucepan or stockpot about 1/2 to 2/3 full with water. Heat the water on high until it reaches a boil. Add a dash of salt to the water, if desired. Adding salt to the water will draw out more flavor from the cauliflower. You could add it before the water reaches a boil, but doing so will cause the water to take a little more time to reach its boiling point. As a result, you may find it more beneficial to add it after the water has already begun boiling. Cook the cauliflower, uncovered, until it becomes tender. The cauliflower must be tender enough to pierce with a fork. Once the cauliflower is adequately cooked, pour the contents of the stockpot or saucepan through a colander to separate the water from the vegetable. Throw the drained cauliflower back into the still-hot saucepan. Let it sit, removed from the heat of the stove, with the lid on for 2 to 3 minutes. Place the ingredients in a microwave-safe bowl and heat, uncovered, for about 1 minute on full power. If you are concerned about food splatters, lightly cover the top of the bowl with a paper towel before you microwave the coconut milk mixture. Doing so will prevent most splatters without interfering with the heating process. Note that you could also heat these ingredients in a small saucepan on the stove for the same amount of time. Meanwhile, transfer the cooked cauliflower to a food processor and puree on medium to high speed until whipped and smooth. As you process the cauliflower, you may need to scrap down the sides of the food processor with a spatula periodically to ensure even blending. You could use a blender instead of a food processor, if necessary. Once the cauliflower reaches your desired consistency, add the warm coconut milk mixture to the mashed cauliflower and pulse for 10 seconds. The coconut milk mixture will make the cauliflower creamier, but it must be evenly blended into the cauliflower. Mashed cauliflower is best enjoyed while still warm. Top with butter, additional pepper, or chives, as desired.
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Boil water in a large saucepan. Add the cauliflower and cook for 8 to 10 minutes. Drain the water. Combine and heat the garlic, coconut oil, coconut milk, salt, and pepper. Puree the cauliflower in a food processor. Add the coconut milk solution and pulse. Serve warm.
Article: One of the major causes of morning back pain is a poor sleeping position during the night. Like sitting with poor posture in a chair all day, sleeping in a poor position all night will cause your back to become stiff and tense, leading to back pain in the morning (think about it: that's eight hours in a position that strains your back). Though it may be difficult to train your body to embrace a different sleep position than customary, it is worth doing as a way to prevent morning back pain. Try to sleep on one side with your legs bent and tucked towards your chest. You can also place your hands by your head or under your pillow. This fetal sleeping position will put very little stress on your back and help to prevent stiffness and discomfort in the morning. You may also want to place a pillow between your legs while you lay on your side to help release tension in your lower back. Tuck the pillow between your knees and let your legs relax. If you tend to get the best sleep when sleep on your back, slide a pillow or a rolled towel under your knees before going to bed. This will help to relieve any stress or tension on your back as you sleep. If you are a light sleeper and tend to wake up throughout the night, make an effort to shift your sleep position so your back is better supported. This could mean moving from sleeping on your back to sleeping on one side in the fetal position. Or, you may place a pillow on either end of the bed to prevent you from rolling around onto your stomach or your back during the night. Over time, your body may adapt on its own to a sleep position that is better for your back. You should make sure you are sleeping on a good quality mattress that is not sagging in certain areas or lumpy. A good mattress can help to provide good support for your back as you sleep, especially if you tend to sleep on your back. You may want to invest in a mattress pad that you can place over your mattress to make it more comfortable and smooth, or consider getting a new mattress if your mattress is getting old and starting to sag. Sometimes, the wrong temperature can have effects on back pain and tightness. For example, workers in cold environments are at greater risk of developing low back pain. Pay attention to room temperature and make sure you sleep in a comfortable setting. If your room is cold, try to increase the size of the comforter or blanket. Cold temperature at night can tighten up the muscles and lead to muscle aches in the morning. You may also want to see if your room is damp or too hot also. Not everyone will react to the same temperature the same way.
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Try to sleep on one side in the fetal position. Put a pillow or a rolled towel under your knees if you tend to sleep on your back. Adjust your sleep position if you wake up during the night. Check that your mattress does not sag or have lumps. Pay attention to the temperature in the room.