The setting of this picture is a normal weekend where my parents are playing around with me when I woke up from a nap. I am smiling and am happy as a baby should be. I am looking right into the camera, although I wasn’t aware of anything like a camera or whatever it does back then, it’s just the curiosity that drived me to look into the camera and of course my charming dad. Behind was my mother who was trying to hold me back while I try to stand and pose for the photo and cheering me up for the picture. When I was a baby, my family used to live in the Railways Quarters, as my grandfather used to work for the railways.
I love hearing about my clients families and learning all the different things about them as service users enjoys hearing tales about my 2 boys. I always try to find a common interest with my clients so that they feel more confident and relaxed when we are having a conversation I feel if they are relaxed and smiling they become more accepting of care as some service users struggle with the aspects of care. I have a service user who is partially blind and deaf and loves hearing tales about my family and what we have been up to at the weekend as she is housebound so unable to go out anymore so she loves hearing stories of what we do. Sometimes she will tell me of places she went to when she was younger in the Lake District and describes what it was like, I then try and go to visit these places with my children so that I can describe it to her and hope she can relive the memories through what I am telling her. I try to take
Tom Robinson (1933-1958) I am Lucy Robinson, sister of Tom Robinson, speaking at Tom’s burial. We all know Tom Robinson as a very dedicated hard worker; but not only was Tom an amazing worker, but he was a loving father, husband, and the greatest brother I could of asked for. Tom was a very kind and compassionate person and everyone loved his character. He was always so helpful and helped out people out of the goodness of his heart. Tom was also an active member of our church, First Purchase, with his family.
I must have said once to him when he was doing tricks at home, “I like that one,” and the next day he comes home with all these tricks for me. I started doing shows, and it was a great bonding experience with my parents, and a great
He replied “My vision is to teach young men and women the wonderful gift of Jesus Christ.” This is one of the reason why I look up to him so much, is because I believe my calling in life is to be a youth pastor, and Roger has been a big influence on my decision making with what I have learned through his teachings. I remember when I was six years old and I was saved, and Roger Hood was sure enough there to have his hand on my back praying for me. I am very thankful to have a person like this in my life. He is a great example on how I want my life to be lived. In further discussion on his vision I asked him how he developed this vision.
Elizabeth 09.01.12 Pre-Ged essay MSSD's Bad Girl I was a very bad girl in Model Secondary for the School Deaf (MSSD)'s dorm with my roommates and friends. We did a lot bad things but three things what I did done got me into the trouble stealing pagers, throwing toilet paper soaked with water, and pulling down the for alarm. I were looked back at these actions that I would never do again because I am grown woman. My roommates and I had old sidekick 2’s and we saw some students had sidekick 3 which was newly released phones. I don’t know how it started us talking about it and made a plan to
All the traditions, all the hard work, all the love we have as friends, family, and community have taught me how to be a part of a caring family like the Gilroy/Christopher Alliance where everybody has your back no matter what. It was a great two years with you all.
I will admit, this video scared the crap out of me because I was scheduled for a tonsillectomy, and I thought what I saw in the video, was what doctors actually did to a person after they were knocked out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM8bTdBs-cw When I was nine years old, I can remember getting ready for school, my brother, sister, and I, and my brother and I were teasing each other like always, I do not remember what it was about though, but I can remember distinctly listening to “Free Fallin” by Tom Petty. This was one of many happy moments in my life, because the teasing we did was all I good fun before leaving for school for the day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lWJXDG2i0A I can still remember this one babysitter my sibling and I had, because my mom was a singe mom that had to work a lot to support us kids, the one song he listened to the most being around us was “Cherry Pie” by Warrant. He also played in a rock band with his friends, our neighbors in our garage.
because Honest and respectful because he got a lot of people that did agree with his way of thinking. 4. Best quote from the research that captures the essence of my pioneer character educator is “Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal.” 5. The three words I would use to describe the character of my pioneer character educator are A great poet 6. The one 'value' I would ascribe to my pioneer character educator is Integrity (forthright) 7.
My dad and I are very close. He is like a friend to me. Lots of people have role models and heroes. For me, my dad is both. Dad always takes the “high road.” He taught me the values of honesty, responsibility and loyalty.