When Alice was eight years old, she wore boyish clothes and played with her older brothers who carried not "real" guns. One day she was blown in her right eye by the little toy her brothers used to play. Walker was told not to tell anything about the gun to her parents. Only in week, her parents and Alice went to see a doctor. By that time she already had a glob of whitish scar tissue.
Gladys Baker Mortensen, her twenty-four-year-old mother, and Charles Stanley Gifford her biological father met working at a Hollywood film lab. Gladys had already been married once to her first husband Jasper Baker, and was legally separated from her second husband Ed Mortensen. Gifford refused to marry Gladys and moved away, neither Norma Jeane nor her mother ever saw him again. Gladys could not afford her daughter or take care of her while trying to find a job, so she began to send her infant daughter to a nearby family for five dollars a week. Norma Jeane spent most of her childhood living in as many as twelve different foster homes and even at one point in an orphanage while her mother was in and out of the hospital suffering from mental illness.
At age 40, a father of a young boy and divorcee decided to undergo genital reassignment surgery and finally going on to live his life the way he’s always wanted, as a woman. After the surgery, Renee moved to California leaving everything she knew in New York to start a new life as a woman. When she reached California, Renée lived a blissfully anonymous existence but her love for the sport of tennis was still stronger than ever and she wanted to begin playing again. Renee standing 6’1 with a muscular physique and a size 12 shoe was not the average woman tennis player and immediately caused attention after winning at a public tournament. Soon
However, Atticus encouraged reading and prompted his daughter to read every night with him. In the 1930’s only someone truly intelligent would have promoted reading to their kids at such a young age, and that’s another reason why Atticus is a genius. Finally, Atticus is also incredibly smart because while most of his peers are shooting at targets or playing football, Atticus would rather read. Although he was already a successful lawyer, he still worked hard to improve his knowledge through reading. In a town where reading was shunned, Atticus always promoted it.
About six years ago, after having several online conversations with my now husband, the thought had crossed my mind, that I had not met that person yet, and I was right. Imagine how just a few conversations with someone you've never even met and knowing right away there is something special about that person, you just have to meet them. What would the world be like today if internet dating websites didn't exist? A lot of people would still be single & lonely, and my life would be completely different.
Even though my son also had Annabel’s blood in his veins it wasn’t in my plans to ever let her know that my son was her very first grandchild. I knew that if she ever found out she would do anything in her power to separate us. And I was right, Matthew, the father of my child, was a well-known alcoholic. The night he found out about my engagement with Alexander he drank like never before and went home quite
I went home to get dressed up to imppress and even bought a gift only to find out when I got there that it wasn’t his birthday and he just played a prank on me, to this day that is the most embarrasing moment in my life and the greatest prank ever played on me. If I have free time I usually read a good book it makes me feel like I am on an adventure to a totally different world and makes me forget reality in a bit. I also play basketball with my cousins and sort of excel in table tennis, modesty aside. I recently re-discovered biking and I enjoyed it immensely. See, I have a pretty active life style.
Cup’s childhood, which at the age of eleven one feels should have been full of love, innocence and free from harm, was lost following the sudden death of her mother. Californian Law entrusted Cup to her birth father, a man she had never met who totally neglected her by instantaneously putting her into pre-arranged foster care. Cup suffered intensely from the suffering endured once placed in the foster care system with those in authority not wanting to listen and her voice being stifled. The adults in Cup’s new stage of childhood resisted the idea of her being a social agent; she became locked in a childhood, which excluded her from being heard or able of making decisions. Considering Maslow’s theory on attachment and hierarchical needs Cup’s basic needs of social, emotional and physiological needs were not met.
They never found the driver who had hit and killed Tanner’s father. He was very sad he loved his Father a lot. In less than a year of his Father’s death his Mother remarried an insurance man named Floyd. Soon Tanner had a stepbrother Damon and it make him feel like he never was a part of the family. Only his Grandma Brice made him feel loved even more then his own mother.
When had gotten married his parents had to consent for the marriage on paper since he was only 19 and not the legal age of 21; a month before his wedding Mae had a baby boy. Capone killed two men, but was never put to trial.