...more livable if we have many friends.Getting a friend is easy and you can choose someone who can be your friend,but getting a best friend is too difficult to find.Best friend is different from a friend in every way.Because she/he is not only our friend but also she/he is our mirror.We share our private problems with them. Everyone has a best friend in their life. They can be from his/her school or they can be neighbour.But my best friend is a bit different from them.My mum is my best friend.In my short eighteen years I realized that friends come and go but there is just one person who has always stayed by my side through and thin is my mom.Whatever I do,she always be by my side and love me jus the same as before.I know,I can always trust my mom in my whole life.She has lived with me since I was born and she will stay with me forever. Firstly,you could see that her clothes are basic and formal;but if you know her as I do,you could realize that she has every kind of clothes; cheap,expensive,basic,formal,sportive,informal,soft and whatever you know.She has all of them. Her clothes are so different that I like them and sometimes she dresses my clothes because of our similarities.Her clothes are fit and casual.But there is just one coat that I don't like at all,it is too tall and heavy.And its colour is a bit different that I don't like this colour.But in generally,she dresses fit well with the way she looks. Moving to her appearance,my mother has always her hair cut a bit short.Now...
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...In The Silver Star by Jeannette Walls, Liz is an exceptionally intelligent and independent child for someone her age, of only fifteen years old. Because of her extreme responsibility and compassion for those around her, she is a great role model for Bean, her little sister. Other than being a role model, Liz's main purpose is to serve as the maternal figure for Bean since their birth mother leaves for weeks at a time, and is not around to support them. Liz shows her role by always taking care of Bean when their mom decides to leave. To begin, Liz achieved her maternal role to Bean, by getting a job of her own, "Liz had been doing some babysitting, but after Mom had been gone a week, she decided to take on extra work, and I got a job delivering Grit, a newspaper with useful stories..." (Walls 15). Liz knows that if she is not independent and got a job then there was no way that her and Bean could survive without their mother. Also it was her idea to leave for Byler so that the bandersnatchers, which is the girls word for the police, would not be able to take them away to Child Protective Services. Liz always knew what to do in these kind of situations, as we are told by Bean, which makes Liz very dependable. Also, Liz is remarkably intelligent, which we know because she is always complimented by teachers, parents and other adults about how outstanding she is. But not only is Liz considered to be smart in school, or "book smart", she also knows how to deal with the...
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...My mom, Shirley Johnson is a very ambitious, independent and outspoken woman. When there is something needs or wants she will go after it and will not give up. She doesn’t dependent on anyone for anything. That is something admire, even though I’m happy married I still like to keep my independence. My mom has been outspoken. Nothing can keep her from saying what she feels. She may do it in a sweet and pleasant way, but she defiantly will get her point across. Some people can talk about how great their relationship is or was with their mom. Unfortunately, I can’t do that. I do have some wonderful times with mom then there are times that will bring you to tears but thru it all it has made me a strong, independent mother today. The Beginning My mom put my sister Lindsey first before anything else, including their own comfort and happiness (sometimes). My sister played the mom role a lot when I was young because my mom was addicted to drugs. Her habit was pretty bad from what I remember. She did her best to take us, but then there were times we were in the house alone with no food and light. She would be gone for days at a time. I didn’t understand much at that time until I saw it with my own eyes. It’s a sight I will never forget. Seeing my mom get high. After that she made the decision to drop us off at my aunts said, “I will be right back and never came back.” Bad thing about this my aunt was on drugs too. At that time, we were going to see my dad every other weekend so that...
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...A conceivable clarification pertaining to discrepant discoveries is the particular studies don't consider the social connection of ladies' livelihood, selecting to reverence utilized moms as a homogenous gathering. It is hazardous, given that exam on maternal function and relative outcomes reliably reports that distinctions inside of gatherings of utilized and non-utilized moms are in any event as vital as any contrasts concerning these gatherings. This suggests it's not necessarily the livelihood of moms therefore that impacts family member results. Maybe, the social network of work need to be considered. Case with point, attributes of moms' occupations, entry to agreeable childcare, and moms' convictions regarding the propriety of vocation...
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...My mom overcame a lot of conflicts and, hardships in order to come to America and, create a good life for herself and, her family. She went through lots of pain and, suffering while birthing me and, my brother but she still finds a way to love us with all her heart. She taught me that I can get through any problem with resilience and, hard work. She has taught me working hard is the only way to be successful in this world. She found a way to make something out of her life. My mother had a tough life growing up. She was brought up in a poor family in India. My mother's father was a businessman who owned a fertilizer shop in a growing agricultural economy in India. While he went to work at his own shop he also owned land where he nursed rubber trees, cows and, other animals. My mom explained to me that her favorite story from her childhood was waking up early in the morning, in order to walk the cows around and tend...
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...These research tools are best suited to my topic because they allow me to gather a range of results from various individuals who may or may not be involved in the dance world. By utilising these methodologies I will be able to gain a thorough understanding of the different perceptions of individuals throughout different areas of the dance industry. For my cross-cultural component I will analyse the popular American television show Dance Moms to observe how young dancers are sexualised and criticized in order to obtain the idea of a “perfect dancer” and how it has influenced society’s judgement of individuals in the dance industry. Furthermore, this will allow a deeper understanding of the stereotypes and truths of “dance culture” in America. Continuity and change will be reflected in my PIP through the investigation of how significant changes in our contemporary society are reflected in the dance styles, influences, and the “ideal” body image of current times. This will allow me to make comparisons and draw out informed conclusions from the research I have utilised...
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...hiding over $700,000 from the IRS, and many other similar offenses. But her most recent charges may just threaten the success of her Lifetime hit reality tv show, "Dance Moms". Will the show come to an end? Or will Abby just get replaced by somebody else? Everyone's replaceable! That's one of Abby's most famous lines from the show that she always says to her dancers, but I'm pretty sure she never considered herself to be included in her own saying. Miller recently pled guilty to fraud charges in June of this year, but she also was charged and pled guilty to a $5,000,000 fraud charge in October of 2015. She is hoping to receive shorter jail time and a smaller penalty, but she already faces up to 30 months in prison just for the charge she pled guilty to back in June. This is causing...
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...Let’s say that it’s the night before your paper is due. You get a snack, get comfortable in your chair, and start to write. You type your paper and have met all the requirements that your teacher has asked expect one last thing… you have to share the essay in Google Drive with the rest of your group mates. You go to your internet browser to try and send the file and realize that your internet is out because your mom hasn’t paid the bill yet. So you tell yourself, “I’ll just go to campus early tomorrow and do it in the library.” You forget to set the alarm clock and don’t wake up early enough to go to the library. “Oh my goodness! My mom didn’t wake me up!” You rush to class and its 11:01. The assignment was due at 11:00 and your teacher said that she’s not taking any late work. You beg and plead with her and...
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...LOVE A little boy came up to his mother in the kitchen one evening while she was fixing supper, and handed her a piece of paper that he had been writing on. After his Mom dried her hands on an apron, she read it, and this is what it said: For cutting the grass: $5.00 For cleaning up my room this week: $1.00 For going to the store for you: $.50 Baby-sitting my kid brother while you went shopping: $.25 Taking out the garbage: $1.00 For getting a good report card: $5.00 For cleaning up and raking the yard: $2.00 Total owed: $14.75 Well, his mother looked at him standing there, and the boy could see the memories flashing through her mind. She picked up the pen, turned over the paper he’d written on, and this is what she wrote: For the nine months I carried you while you were growing inside me: No Charge For all the nights that I’ve sat up with you, doctored and prayed for you: No Charge For all the trying times, and all the tears that you’ve caused through the years: No Charge For all the nights that were filled with dread, and for the worries I knew were ahead: No Charge For the toys, food, clothes, and even wiping your nose: No Charge Son, when you add it up, the cost of my love is: No Charge. When the boy finished reading what his mother had written, there were big tears in his eyes, and he looked straight at his mother and said, “Mom, I sure do love you.” And then he took the pen and in great big letters he wrote: “PAID IN...
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...downs. I've been able to write papers but I've always needed a little bit of help to complete them. My mom has always been there when I am having problems writing papers. There have been times where I am amazing at them and knock them out like nothing. These are papers are usually short stories or something I can relate to. Then theres times where nothing comes to me and it seems like it takes forever to write them. When writing the papers one of the difficulties came from what I was writing about. In high school papers stressed me out because I knew I was going to have trouble with them. When I had to write my paper for chemistry, I worried about the length, how many citation, and how to cite it. I ask myself how does confidence impact my ability to write? On the one hand the papers I have the most confidence writing and I favor the most are ones where we have to tell a made up story or about a life event. I can write these very easily because I can remember the event very vividly or can make up a story with lots of detail. With event stories I usually just remember then write and occasionally go back to reread and fill some parts with more detail. In high school one of the first papers I had to write in my English class about a life event that changed your life. I thought to myself this is really easy to write about. I had an idea and there was no length on the paper so I didn't have to worry about how long it was. I was ready for this paper. I had confidence and I knew inside...
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...Shubert books. The center next to the cozy or safe center is the reading center. There are lots of colorful posters on the wall at child level. There are two shelves of books. The books seem to be in great condition and there are a variety of books to choose from. This center did have carpet on the floor. The carpet had floral designs. There is a blue leather child size couch that can fit two. There is also a miniature couch with no back that sort of looks like a small stool. Coming out of the reading Erica Alvarenga Edu 145 Child development II February 19, March 12, April 2 Center is two white trashcans. In front of the trashcans are two child size bathrooms. In the middle of the bathrooms is on child sized sink above the sink is the paper towel machine. Passing the bathrooms is the diaper changing table. Above the diaper changing table are little...
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...scholarly work nor how to find it. The only time I was assigned a major research project was in my senior year of high school. I went to one of the specialty schools in the Richmond Public Schools system. Two of the requirements for graduation was the freshman paper and the senior thesis. Looking back, I remember how hard I was struggling in completing my freshmen paper. It was about the effects of the pollution in the Chesapeake Bay. The 10 page paper required extensive research with 350 flashcards, 3 drafts, and a class trip to the Chesapeake Bay at the end of...
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...wrote back in those days, all editors almost all newspapers. It encouraged me greatly. I never needed any sort of entertainment or had a need to be entertained. It never occurred to me, to show any one what I wrote. I just wrote what I felt sealed them in an envelop, put on my one rupee stamp and handed it over to my mom. And my mom diligently would mail all my letters along with other house hold mail. I wrote whatever occurred to me, even giving suggestions to favourite chocolate and biscuit manufacturer’s Parry’s, Cadburys and Parley. I would enclose them wrappers I had collected and write to them what I liked or did not like. I received many gifts from them all stickers, books, comics once even a wrist watch. I understood at the ripe old age of 6 or 7 that giving my opinions good or bad resulted in rewards as well as recognition. This all happened because I was such a loser! And was made to stay put at home because I was a girl. But what I did with that time made me who I am today. Right from my childhood I had this great admiration towards the written word and devotion towards intelligent bright people around me. Especially because I was surrounded by them. My mom was a maths genius having always topped her academic pursuits. My dad was a literary genius, a writer and a renowned poet. And my paternal grandma a principle at a Marathi school, she was a perfectionist. I even fell in love and married my husband because he was and still is the kindest, as well as the most intelligent...
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...This assignment was based off of a paper we read in class. I didn’t understand what it meant at first until we went over it with everyone. I was confused when this was assigned because I was clueless about what to write. I still am so I am just rambling. As I am typing this paper, I am trying to think hard about what to write. I am going to start off with telling you a little bit about myself. My full name is Abigail Yvonne Brandon. My mom was going to name me Lily, but once she had me, she completely changed her mind and named me Abigail instead. My middle is from my great grandma. Her first name was Yvonne. I used to hate it and never tell anyone because I was embarrassed. I am not embarrassed anymore, I actually tell everyone and some...
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...Back in the 4th grade, I would always have problems with writing stories. At the beginning of the week, I would always have to write a story that fitted the assigned prompt. My teacher would always give each of us a blank paper, so that I was able to make plan out what I was going to write. On the blank paper, I wrote down an abbreviation called BME. The letter B in my outline stand for the beginning of the prompt. Next, the M in my outline would stand for the middle of the writing essay. The teacher also read to us the instruction of the prompt. One of the examples of the instructions were “Make sure to proofread your essay for grammar or spelling errors. Towards the end of the writing prompt, I tried to make sure that I proofread my story before turning it in. After turning my paper, I forgot about the paper for the rest of the day. Instead of thinking about writing, I would always want to be outside, climbing on the monkey bars or compete with other students by swinging the highest height on the swing set. On Fridays, the teachers would send us to in a group of three other students. In these groups, we read out loud our stories. As soon as we got done reading our stories, the teachers would give us advices on what we should the next time we have as assigned prompt to write. Most of the time, my teacher...
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