Q: On stock Android phones, this is Hangouts by default. Samsung phones come with their own messaging app called “Messages”.  The keyboard will appear. This is in the lower right corner of the keyboard. The selected emoji will be added to your message.  Swipe left or right or tap the category icons at the top of the keyboard to browse through various emoji. Tap the ":-)"  button to switch to ASCII formatted emoticons. These can be useful for communicating with non-smartphone users, since they may not be able to render emoji sent from your device. Tap ABC to return to the normal keyboard
A: Open your messaging app. Tap a conversation. Tap the text field. Tap the smiley icon. Tap an emoji.

Q: Pour 1 cup of freshly squeezed orange juice on top.  Seal the lid of the blender tightly. Pulse the blender to mix the ingredients. Blend until the mixture is smooth, like a slushie. You will use these to serve the mangonadas. Divide 2-3 tablespoons of chamoy between the jars. Spoon the chamoy into each jar.  Spread it around the side and inside of the glass using a knife or back of a spoon. This will allow this spicy condiment to be tasted throughout the mangonada. It should be a relatively thin layer. You will need to add the frozen mango juice and prepare the topping.   Pour the mango and orange juice mixture into each glass. It should still be the consistency of a slushie. Spoon a small amount of chamoy on top of each glass. Swirl this with a spoon to create a design and to mix the flavors. Top with a sprinkling of chili-lime salt. Enjoy on a hot day!
A: Add 2 cups of frozen mango chunks to a blender. Get several small jars. Fill the mangonada jars.

Q: A Maine Coon's long coat requires daily care. While many house cats can get by with weekly or no brushing, a Maine Coon requires daily brushing for its health and comfort. Make time to give your cat a daily brushing. Strive to start brushing a Maine Coon when it is relaxed. This way, the experience will be calm for both of you.  Start by brushing your cat's abdomen and legs. From there, you can brush the neck, chin, and tail. With a longhaired cat, you want to brush upward. Reward your Maine Coon with a treat or praise for behaving during a grooming session. You want your cat to come to look forward to being brushed, as brushing will occur each day. You may see knots or mats in your Maine Coon's fur. This is common with long-haired cats. If you see a mat or knot, it can easily be addressed with talcum powder.  Sprinkle a small amount of talcum powder on a brush or mat. Then, use your fingers to gently separate the fur. Grooming is an excellent time to check for any unusual changes in your cat's body. When brushing your Maine Coon, run your hands along your Maine Coon's body to check for injuries or unusual bumps or lumps. You should also look for common pests, like fleas and ticks. If you notice any unusual changes in your Maine Coon's coat, see a veterinarian for evaluation. Most long-haired cats are vulnerable to hairballs. Hairballs are rarely a serious medical concern, but you can take measure to reduce their severity for your Maine Coon's comfort.  Look for a cat food formula designed to reduce hairballs. Make sure your Maine Coon drinks plenty of water. Keeping the water bowl away from the food bowl can help, as cats are hesitant to drink water near their food due to instincts. In the wild, an animal would not eat near water because they fear contamination. Keep your Maine Coon active. A healthy cat has a smoother coat, which can cut down on hairballs.
A: Brush your Maine Coon's coat daily. Brush your Maine Coon carefully. Deal with knots carefully. Check for injuries when grooming. Minimize hairballs.

Q: Now that you’ve made a list of all the new things you would like to do, it’s time to determine what you'll need to make your dream a reality!  Take the time to research what equipment you should buy, what preparation you’ll need to do, etc. Consider the financial aspect of doing this activity. If there are monetary restrictions, don’t give up on the idea. Try finding a workaround. For example, if you want to learn to cook in Paris, but can't afford the plane ticket, try finding a local, French cooking class. Remember, you can and you should do more than one new thing - start researching all of your ideas! For example, if you would like to try a new hair color, you may want to start with a temporary dye. This would allow you to try out that new hue, without having to commit to it.  A simulator may also come in handy if your new activity is particularly costly. By simulating the activity, such as flying a plane, you can see how you'd like it before you commit to the expense of actually taking flying lessons. This may not be applicable for everything. Don’t worry if you can’t do a trial run beforehand. That’s part of the fun! If you’d still like to learn more, talk to someone you know who has already done that particular activity, or gone to that place. If you don’t specifically know someone who has already done what you want to do, try creating a forum. Forums are areas where you can post and read online discussions, typically in an organized thread layout, from other users with similar interests,
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Figure out what you'll need. Try a simulation or trial run. Ask someone who has already tried it.