Now that I have grown into a young adult I now realize that life is not always simple or even enjoyable. Sometimes bad things happen to good people for no reason and nothing can prevent these things. I know there are others her and across the globe with struggles much harder than mine, however I can’t say I’ve had the easiest time in my life either. A good amount of my friends and I have all had to go through living out and about at some point in our lives. I was lucky enough to live in motels and sleep on other peoples couches but most of my friends either slept on the streets or camped out with tents out in the surrounding woods.
My situation was bad I was with child not married, no goals and unemployed. My self-realization had appeared, I realized that this does not have to be my life story, yes I have made some bad decision but those decision did not defined me as the person I am. I found myself making a plan for my life something I had never done before. I had always wanted to travel the world, so while I was carrying my son I planned to go to school to become a flight attendant. That was working out well until the world trades crash happen, I had to take a step back and reevaluate my plan.
He would risk your feelings of friendship towards him to try and save your life. But I don’t need to explain again how much he does love you. Through out the film, the director showed you in terrible conditions, to the point that I almost don’t doubt your decision of suicide. You were small, had a terrible daily routine, a dad in prison, and no mother, but you do have a
Parent and Children Relationships in Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle In Time Growing up, I had a single parent household with my father as the primary caretaker. I had quite the privileged upbringing, although something was always missing, my mother. At first I was just sad about losing her, then I grew to resent her. Similar feelings of resentment were also portrayed in the novel, A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L’Engle. Meg at first falls back on her father for guidance and security, but soon realizes he cannot provide that.
Carson had all the odds stacked against him from the ghetto, he was automatically a failure. Nobody expected him to be anything. However, he had a strong will and determination and a mother who cared, and avoided becoming just another statistic and instead he became a world renowned neurosurgeon with families from far and near seeking him to help them in their time of need. When Carson talks to young kids he always tells them, It’s important that you know there are many ways to go, there are opportunities everywhere, be willing to take advantage of them. Nobody was born to be a failure.
If you think about it, the homeless usually recieve change, like the scraps of food that would be given to a dog or animal. At that kind of low homeless people have probably lost all hope in humanity. Although, they shouldn't have because humanity is important. You are human, humanity is your basic need! Some people think the shelters should not be provided year long for the homless.
For a short period of time, I was technically part of the homeless community, although I never saw myself that way. I was on drugs and unable and/or unwilling to stop. I was forced to give up my place and as long as I was using drugs, I couldn’t go home to my family. I believed I was different because, “I never actually slept on the street”. Then again, I hardly slept at all.
Chris Gardner luck goes from bad to worse as he ends up homeless and he must survive on the street of San Francisco while pursuing an unpaid internship at a brokerage firm. He has been through a lot of hardship in his life but he is always positive and optimistic about it. He never gives up on his dream or his son. For example, when Chris Gardner’s wife, Linda walked out on them, he takes custody of his son, raised him and kept reaching for his dream. Other than that, he show up to an internship meeting dressed in painting overall outfit, and not dressed as a business man.
I try to be the best and most loving wife I can be, but I feel as if I’m failing in this. As a wife I gave myself a C, because I have good intentions, but I do not follow them. I tried to help my husband with the bills by getting two jobs while going to school full time. I couldn’t handle the stress and I ended up quitting one of my jobs, this made me feel like I was failing him. My husband stands behind me no matter what I do, but I still feel like I let him down.
The third main point is that a lot of parents can’t find a balance between providing for their children, and teaching them self-reliance, responsibility, and a work ethic. The next main idea is about that we need to worry about the kid in the suburbs not about disadvantaged kids. The author explains it by that disadvantaged kids will study hard, work for long hours, and push them forward without any help. About the spoiled kid author is asking what society can offer to them? The last one is about that our grandparents a long time ago didn’t have those comforts that we have now.