There are so many lessons that a mother teaches a person as they mature from a child into an adult. Some lessons people don*t learn until after they*ve left the safe, stable environment of their home and venture off to college and have to face the harshness of being independent. But when you are with your mother as a child, a mother can instruct you on the ways of knowing how to love someone unconditionally, on accepting an individual for his or her own uniqueness, or even how to be an excellent citizen of state and country. My mother strived for me to learn how to become an exemplary citizen. Through my mothers teachings on becoming a laudable citizen, she instilled in me how to love all individuals, the ability to communicate with my environment, and the strength and courage to work with my species at my most capable level.
I*ve been exposed to all different races, cultures, and people who are products of their societies through my mother. I*ve lived in the most rural places. I lived on a farm in the heart of the country in Thomaston, Ga. I also lived in the ghetto of Athens and was the only white girl on the bus for 2 years. Living in the ghetto posed no threat to my family or me and so my mother deemed it safe since that was where my step-father lived when he and my mom got married. We lived their until my mother finished her Midwifery Degree at Emory and decided to move to a classified "white" side of town. My mother is a Nurse-Midwife and her practice is nestled in Athens when her clientele harvests mostly Hispanics with a minority in Asian and Caucasian. Through the majority, she was able to have a greater appreciation for the Hispanics and the hard ships they must go through to even be in America. She was also the kind of woman who gave a homeless man a meal we*ve just prepared and offer him a seat at our table. When he asked for work, my mother showed him small household chores that he could do for a small fee.
He left this ring behind him I do I know not what, and fear to find Mine eye to great a flatterer for my mind. ... What thriftless sighs poor Olivia breathe! O time, thou must untangle this, not I. ... I will smile. I will do everything that thou wilt have me." ...
I hope I finally made a good one. ... Elisabeth I was daughter of Henry VIII and queen Anne Boleyn and was born at Greenwich at September 7, 1533. ... Elizabeth I died at Richmond at march 24, 1603. ... Elizabeth I was always close to her subjects, never aloof, that is why she was called "queen of the poor as well as the rich". ... The reign of Elizabeth I was one o the greatest periods in whole history of Europe. ...
When sociologist speak about the "social construction of reality", they mean/ are describing the process by which people creatively shape reality through social interaction. Quite a bit of reality remains unclear in everybody's mind, esp. in unfamiliar situations. So we present ourselves in term tha...
Understanding What I Know Knowledge is the most powerful tool known to man. ... When I first started learning how to install a sound system it took me days of practice and time to understand instructions well, but what helped me the most, was the dedication I still have of learning more than what I already know. ... For instance, installing a car system is knowledge I have and people reflect on me of what I know. ... What this shows, how I improved and acquired knowledge by the practice and time I put effort to succeed. I work independently now at many different client sigh...
What do I know? ... Thus these descriptions must not be overlooked, for a closer discussion is required before I can be sure that what I have stated is completely true. ... But the "real" shape is not what we see; it is something inferred from what we see. ... What I directly see and feel is merely the appearance which I believe to be a sign of some reality behind. ... I can only be aware of appearances and never have any evidence of what is really in material reality. ...
My mother has taught me to never take things for granted, she's always told me "Look at the people behind you", meaning that there are people who wish just to have half of what I have. ... The pastors advocate what they believe in, and they always say "Don't deny God, because he"ll never deny you." Therefore I stand up for what I believe in, no matter the consequences. ... Finally at 5am, the guys took me and my friends home, I didn't know what to do, because I was worried someone would have already noticed I was gone. ... Parents don't tell you what you should do, just be...
What Did I learn? ... The question on how should one live made me think of what was really important in my life, having a loving family or making a large amount of money. ... "Who Am I - What Am I" was very interesting in that scientists don't know the exact answer, so it was fun for me to think of different ways I thought the mind and body interact and how they are two extremely different things. ... Knowing what is right might be hard for some people, but for me. ... I also found supporting answers to what I believe such as, why I believe in God and why do I do the right thing ...
Marriage and what I Expected The television paints the perfect picture, of how Cinderella met her prince charming and lived happily ever after. But, what they didn't show is their life together and what it took to live happily ever after. ... It is a sacred union, to give all, to be devoted, to share life equally with that special someone, or so that's what I expected. ... I"m the oldest of four children. ... I wasn't going to try! ...
I hate that I can" let go of the past. ... I know it's impossible to turn back time but sometimes I wish I could. ... I have to accept the fact that it's impossible to always get what I want. ... I hate that every night, this being my first summer home, I thought about what my camp friends were doing in Pennsylvania while I was home in East Meadow. ... I hate knowing that last summer was my last summer at Camp Poyntelle Lewis Village but you can't always have what you want. ...
