On Sunday morning, it was freezing; I took subway to the LES and walked over to the tenement at 97 Orchard. When we were waiting outside, I saw there are many sweatshops near here. We took the tour with the guide, I went up into the building, which is perfectly preserved and paints a very accurate a...
She was a shop til you drop, cherry red convertible driving, baseball loving, sun bathing beauty. ... When it was time for me to start school, she always took me on a shopping spree. ... I wouldn't be coming "home " to my favorite grilled cheese sandwiches anymore. ... But eventually she had to return home. ... After third grade we moved back closer to home. ...
The way they shop, the houses they live in, and the things that are important in houses like gardening differ from those in the states. ... This means that most homes in Germany are small. County homes in the so called "rural" areas are bigger in size and often times have stories. ... The generally small space in homes causes things to be different in Germany than life as I know it. ... Birds and fish are the most common pets in German homes. ...
I found that being organized and having a plan was the key to balancing my home life, my career and my schoolwork. ... I am married with 2 girls still at home. ... My career was my first priority, and since my husband was going to take on more of the household chores I realized that I no longer had to worry about grocery shopping and doing laundry. ... I work out for at least an hour, and I will be home by 6:30 most nights. ... The other nights I am usually home by 5:15. ...
Vicky and Alice stay in the shop mostly to attract customers, but it Maggie who does all the work. ... Maggie is very pushy and you can see this when Albert Prosser comes into the shop. Albert comes into the shop only to speak to Alice. ... This makes Maggie even more determind to find a husband so she goes into the shop and askes the shoehand. ... When Hobson is coming home from the Moonraker's pub he falls down a hatch into the factory, " Beenstock & Co...
When I was 14 I decided that I would talk with my Dad about moving me to the sheet metal shop. He agreed and that summer I worked in the sheet metal shop with new people and new hours. ... My first summer working in the sheet metal shop I mainly ran drives and s-locks in the Lockformer machines. I continued in the sheet metal shop until I was old enough to drive, then Dad felt it was time that I started working out on the job. ... I would come home from work very tired and sun burned. ...
While doing so she also taught us to appreciate our home, and use its natural resources. ... My mother only shops for groceries at the Co-Op or the farmers market and has made me quite aware of issues involving the use of pesticides on crops, and the genetic engineering of foods. ... On account of my mom beginning to shop locally and organically, I became much more aware and concerned as to what was in my food and where it came from. ...
At a very young age boys were taken from the home to train together. ... To come home on a shield means the soldier is dead. ... This meant if you lost your shield don't bother coming home. ... Neither did housework nor shopping. ... Sometimes young girls would go out into the market to shop. ...
One day, she is caught shop-lifting to be "cool". ... All this time, she contemplates whether to go home or not. Chris discovers that she is there and visits her, trying to persuade her to go home. ... Towards the very end, Jamie leaves Billy's apartment and decides to go home, to where her mother needs her. The use of identity in "Runaway" is when Jamie tries to discover who she is so she can go home. ...
Since I left the house without having breakfast I was starving so I decided to stop at one of the burger shops at the corner of the main road. ... I ran towards my bike not paying attention to anyone else riding it home without taking a look back. It took me a while to figure out where home was since I was traumatized but as soon as my uncle spotted me at the end of the street he ran towards me disappointed, but pleased that I was home safe. When I got home no one was really mad at me, maybe since I never told them about the incident that just occurred. ... On our way to the airport, we passed...
Father is still considered head of the family and mother is responsible for the home matters but in today's society both take a role in economic status. ... In most Hispanic families, the father is the head of the family, and the mother is responsible for the home. ... Preserving the Spanish language within the family is a common practice in most Hispanic homes. ... Even in modern Greece you will see more men sitting in traditional cafes enjoying a leisurely coffee and more women carrying shopping bags and buying things at the market. ...
These flowers help me to recall vividly on my childhood days, every year without fail I would make a trip to China Town on Chinese New Year's Eve to do some last minute shopping. ... Now, I was staring at the flower shop in the wet market looking for awhile aimlessly. ... As I had bought the flowers in the market and when I reached home, I was told it was time we made a move because the columbarium was quite a distance away. ...
In my home country, it is normal when parents come to visit their kids; Moreover, they cook food for them and help with financial needs. ... In my home country, when the baby is born, within the next 40 days only closest family members are allowed to see the baby. ... Moreover, they take the baby to the grocery store or to the shopping mall without any fear and they purchase clothes ahead. ... When we used to go shopping, they bought whatever I wanted. ... For example, if a wife comes back home in late hours and neighbors see her, they start talking about her in a bad manner. ...
Tuckered out, we headed back home. ... It had been an amazing day, but it was time to head on back on home. Back onto the ferry we go, this time, it had been more clustered, as people were heading on home from work. ... I accompanied my uncle to his small shop every morning. ... Little children would be out at 12 am on a school night, and shops would open the next day at unscheduled timings. ...
A mother is the foundation of a happy and healthy home and family. ... She watches her child's every move and calls every hour he or she is not home. ... That teenager, however, wants a mom that will shop for her instead of with her, care about her feelings instead of caring about who she's dating, and talk to her about her problems instead of causing more. ...
Hindered by her father's selfish and self-centered ways, Eveline is torn between the anguish of leaving home, her strong duties to her family, and the promise-filled "new life" she is bound to have. ... For most of her life, Eveline has been the backbone of her home. ... Not only does she fulfill her working capacity by cooking, cleaning, shopping, but she also keeps her promise to her deceased mother. ... On the account that she considers her vow to keep her family united as consecrated, she debates whether leaving her home is worth it or not. ... Torn between the anguish of leaving he...
Suddenly one day my uncle asked me to split up and he would give me the a certain amount of money for shopping for food. ... My mom goes home after a 3-day long business trip and I am supposed to pick her up at the coach station. My mom was so quiet on the way home. ... But as we arrived home, she cheered up and hugging everyone and started playing with my younger sister. I felt unhappy and the first thought came to my mind "why didn't she act like that when I riding her home?...
Many may say that that isn't true, but believe me, when everyone's laughing at Homer, for giving his son Bart a twenty dollar bill after failing a math test, or when Marge leaves Maggie in a shopping cart and totally forgets about her. ... In an episode of "Malcolm in the Middle" called "Family Reunion", the setting takes place in his home where he discovers he must go along with his parents to his dreaded grandfather's house. ... Upon the family's arrival to Hal's father's home, you can sense the suspense as the family walks up to the front door, while (thru dial...
How often do you see women parading in cheongsams to go shopping at the market, under the sweltering heat, nowadays? ... Do some families even eat at home? ... Would it not be comforting to come home to someone who tells you that you"re great? Would it not be comforting to come home to a person, instead of a cat? ... But at home, she may be bossy and may be apt to throw temper tantrums. ...
Grandpa In a stark room with the lights turned out, I sit alone thinking. In all of my years I have always had stability. There have been no drastic changes in my life. There was the endless time when my aunt had breast cancer, but somehow I knew she would pull through, so it did not really ph...
Just Another Girl on the IRT We fall down, but our strength is determined by how strong we are when we get up. Just Another Girl On the IRT is a film about the strength and determination of one young girl and a black family. In the film, a 17-year old girl's dreams are deferred but, her dreams d...
This is reflected in the current supermarkets and shopping malls, which can be located in Kampala. ... The nation is home to more than thirty different cultural factions and tribes and they arrange the foundation of all ethnic music. ...
