Learn how to make an Egg-Raf-Muffin

Breakfast is the most essential of meals! And the one meal where you can eat desserts, meats, carbs, and other delights in a single meal. My favorites being: pancakes, waffles, omelets, and  of course... The EGG RAF MUFFIN! This last one has evolved from using an English muffin, to Burger buns, to now the healthy choice of whole wheat bread. In order to counter balance the healthiness of whole wheat, I load up my sandwich with ham and cheese. Anyway, this is an instant classic, so try surprising your special someone in the morning with an Egg Raf Muffin breakfast.

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Learn About New England Hot Dog Buns

I had never known of another type of bun for hot dogs other than the traditional side cut, until I moved to New England. This top cut bun actually makes perfect sense for Lobster Rolls and Hot dogs, you get a larger surface area for extra butter and toastiness!

Learn to do the "Comb Over"

Learn about Boston and Mini Metropolises

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Learn to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit

Learn about different fries

Are you a fry aficionado? I would say that most foods could be complemented by the right fry, and you could even make a whole meal out of fries. One of my favorites in Boston is at "Saus" where you can have fries as a meal! Anyway, here're other typologies of fries.

Learn how to ski - South Park style

Ski season is here, and we need to make the most out of it. I haven't gone skiing much, but I think this is an instant classic way of learning from the South Park ski instructor "Thumper". You can check it out here: http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s06e03-asspen around minute 3:45
Anyway, it's quite simple, just pizza or french fry, and you're bound to "have a good time."  ^-^

Learn to properly pronounce Worcestershire Sauce!

This is probably the trickiest condiment to pronounce. Yet, I've seen it being used on everything. Maybe only if you have lived in England or Massachusetts you will know it's tricky name since the sauce is originally from Worcester, England. And since Massachusetts was settled by English in the 1600's, most of the towns are named after towns in England, like Worcester. So anyway, enjoy asking properly for the Worcestershire sauce for your next shrimp cocktail, bloody Mary mix, or steak meal.

Learn to enjoy the new year!

Many people set a bunch of unreachable new year resolutions, and other classic ones like lose weight, exercise more, get a new job. Just enjoy each new day, and take that leap of faith! Happy New Year