Everyone sees where her heart lies, which is being a faithful and trustworthy friend to everyone. She shows everyone unconditional love that people need or want to have in order to get through life easier. Without her devotion to helping and loving people, a lot of people would feel lost in the
Before I read the book, I could have been overdramatic and reacted theatrically to what now seems as silly happenings and consider myself to have a difficult life. Although I know my life is not perfect, I now regard my family and home life as the life I would chose to live over any other. The thankfulness this book has rooted in me has forever changed my life. Whenever I find myself in a difficult situation, I know that I have a family who loves me and will support me through anything, regardless of what it is. I realize now that this is a blessing that others may
I love obvious and in fact simple sentences like “love is more beneficial than hate“. I mean everybody knows that love is more beneficial than hate, but she uses such statements, because they are easy to understand and therefore they aren‘t hard to remember and you keep them in mind. It emphasizes the importance of love as the number one thing for a peaceful life. In this paragraph she also talks about forgiveness and charity. Terrible things happened to her, especially in her childhood.
I take a high level of pride in my last name because I was always taught it represented our family as a whole. Whenever someone says “Alex Keller” is not a good person, they are shaming my entire family and that isn't something I should bring upon us. On the contrast my mother, hailing from Detroit, taught me about standing up for what is right and having my voice heard. Many social issues such as racism or homophobia were never really a problem for me. I literally didn't even know things like that existed till I got to intermediate school.
I made mistakes with my parents, who were always there for me, and even made a lot mistakes with the legal system; which resulted in a domino effect of problems concerning Child Protective Services. Despite how painful and difficult the process, I survived, and am able to reflect now on the lessons learned. The major starting point in the rough road I chose can easily be seen first with my parents, for as a teenager I wasn’t an angel by any means. In fact, I was spoiled, rude, arrogant, and a very defiant little brat, talking back to my parents every chance I could. I even cursed at them several times showing my lack of respect.
I knew Emily also as a loving person. She does not let go of someone whom she cares about like her father and her lover, Homer. And that’s the characteristic of her that I admire the most. Although Emily enjoyed a quiet life, which revolved mainly around her family, it didn't prevent her from living life to the fullest. Hidden in all the pain and sorrow that we feel, there
Even though she had made bad choices, and had been through tough situations. Mandy always seemed to have a positive attitude. She seemed to pend on a lot of situations that I feel make her a good mother. She always had her baby’s best interest in mind; which brought her to the place she really needed. In the end her and her baby got the help they were looking for, and were adopted into the family.
I can recall situations where I was friendly and was being able to sustain a healthy relationship with friends and coordinates; I wasn’t able to support them fully. I do always value feedback, but always the positive one. I think what limits me is that I need to learn negative feedback as well. That may help me improve much more. What limits my score is also, I have always felt uncomfortable sharing my feelings with others.
Sarcasm appears to be a defining adjective used to describe me, from my sister to my students. I have always felt it was part of my sense of humour but have come to understand it just keeps people at a distance. My separations have had a much bigger emotional impact on me than I was willing to admit or was even aware of. When my wife was away at university during the week, I become focused on work, I even looked forward to her departure on Sunday. The separation was an opportunity for me to have my space back to myself again, but when she returned, I was distant from her, territorial and even resentful of her moving things in the kitchen or around the house.
It’s wrong, in human, and a child will never forget it. It’s like a scare. It never goes away. Everything your child does will remind them of things that happened in the past. Yes your child loves you he/she always will no matter what u say or do to them, but it’s just something that’s not forget able and it’s really not something they can just for give you for.