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How To Make Your Own Taco Shells

You only have soft tacos at the house, but you're feelin' like a crunchy taco shell might do the trick for tonight's dinner. It's actually super easy to make, and all you need is just a handful of ingredients. What You'll Need: Soft tortillas Cooking spray How To Make It: 1) Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
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Dear Future Husband...

You better learn how to dance bachata.
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How To Make Canoas (Canoes)

This isn't your typical canoe, you know, the one that you ride over water with. This one is the kind you eat. It's a Puerto Rican dish that's 100% tasty. With this dish, you use ripe plantains and stuff them with ground beef. Recipe courtesy of CookPad. What You'll Need: 3 ripe plantains 3 cubes of sofrito 1 lbground meat 1 bunchfresh cilantro
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Dream Big & Start Taking Steps

Take steps toward a goal, even if those steps are small. Every one of them counts. It will be long and it will be hard - but you'll eventually get to where you want to be.
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10 Avocado & Bean Recipes You Need To Have

Love avocados and beans? Well...you can have them together. 1 - Loaded Vegan Tortilla Soup This card was posted by me and you can read the card HERE. 2 - Vegan Enchilada Soup This card was posted by @allobaber and you can read the card HERE. 3 - Chipotle Black Bean Tortilla Soup
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Graffiti Gone Right

"There, I fixed it."
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4 Week Plan: HIIT Fat Burning Workout

This will definitely scorch your fat. This is a high intensity interval training exercise with the stationary bike. You can also make this workout work for you with other equipment. BREAKDOWN + 5 minute warm-up on bike + Sprint drills for mobility A skips B skips
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Being Latino: The Cheek Kiss

Growing up, when greeting a friend or family member, the cheek kiss was something that was automatic. It was as natural as shaking someone's hand for some people. Living in Miami, this sort of gesture was familiar and common -- not once had I stopped for a moment and thing, "oh..this is weird." It's a sign of respect and its a way to greet someone you know (not strangers or employers...but like friends and family). When I moved to north Florida, and other parts of the United States....I quickly realized that I had to hold back on the cheek kiss. I remember a couple of people being caught off guard. And I was like OOPS. So now, I have trained myself not to greet with a kiss, that sometimes my family thinks I am rude as hell. Haha. Are there gestures or behaviors you had to change to adapt to other cultures?
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