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    My dad was extremely involved in my life especially when I was younger. I was a daddy’s girl one hundred percent growing up. My dad got me involved in all the sports I partook in. Encouraging me‚ giving me lessons‚ and helping me become better in any way he could. My mom was normally just there for moral support but my dad was the one to push me. He encouraged me to be good at anything I wanted to do. My dad played such a strong role in my life‚ and helped me become who I am today. The influences

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    spring of 2001. My dad at the time was 69‚ he had had quadruple bypass surgery three years earlier. I had four children a 17 year old step daughter‚ nine year old daughter‚ six year old son and a three year old daughter. My husband was out of town with his father attending his niece’s blessing. (it is the equivalent of a catholic christening.) His mom had decided to not go since she was there when my niece was born for two weeks and felt she needed to be home for the weekend. My mom was out of

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    My Dad Life vs My Life

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    My Dad As I think about my childhood I remember many happy memories spending time with my family. My Dad has always been my role model. He spoiled me‚ taught me right vs. wrong‚ and provided me with a positive insight about life. Many people say that children will grow up to live life exactly like their parents. Well‚ for me I’ve always wanted to grow up to be exactly like my father. But now that I’m grown up and have my own life‚ it seems like nothing has turned out like I thought it would. Growing

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    Rich Dad poor Dad

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    Lessons from “Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki Being rich in the near future is everybody’s dream. Our notion of being rich is having all the money to buy all our wants and needs without exerting much effort. As a child‚ we are sent to school for which the primary reason is to learn‚ so that in the future‚ we would obtain stable jobs. It is with this same reason that the author of the book emphasized why a lot never get rich. Through this reading‚ I gained a lot of insights which will help

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    Dad I M Gay Poem

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    "Dad‚ I’m gay." The thought of actually saying the words out loud makes me shudder. "I must stand firm" I instruct myself‚ as the disappointed expression on his face flashes before my eyes. He will tell himself he should have been more involved. That he should have taught me to be more of a ’man’. That letting me wear my sister’s dresses as a kid wasn’t a good idea. He’ll find convoluted ways to blame himself. But maybe‚ just maybe he’ll understand. He was the first man in his family to have an inter-caste

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    My dad and I passionately walked up to the dart game. I asked him if I could play‚ excitement in my dazzling eyes. “Can I dad?” I asked‚ willingly. He smiled and agreed. But my hesitant body shook‚ throwing the lean dart off its one-sided course. I felt destroyed‚ banished‚ and even regretful. Why didn’t I throw it better‚ can I not aim? Why did I shake‚ was I afraid? I questioned myself‚ gripping my hands into fists. Dad started to play the game‚ trying to win the buffalo for me. I looked up at

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    Rich Dad Poor Dad

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    Rush Dad‚ Poor Dad Lesson One: The Rich Don’t Work For Money This lesson begins when Robert Kiyosaki and his childhood friend and business partner‚ Mike‚ want to learn about how to make money. The boys seek the advice of Mike’s successful "Rich Dad" and he teaches them to make money work for them. Their first task was to dust cans at the father’s store and only receive 30 cents a day as pay‚ this did not please Robert who thought it unfair to be paid so little. It is here that the boys

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    I Have A Dad Bod Analysis

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    I have a dad bod. Here’s why women love it” - Peter Holley There is no doubt that men and women are attracted to each other‚ which‚ according to the theory of evolution‚ is attributable to the human’s survival instinct. But to whom does this reciprocal attraction primarily apply‚ and are some individuals more attractive than others? In that case‚ what decides that? These rather intricate questions are treated and addressed in Peter Holley’s article “I have a dad bod. Here’s why women love it” from

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    Rich Dad, Poor Dad

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    "Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad" (Robert Kiyosaki‚ Sharon L. Lechter) Short summary of the book Prove to you that in order to get rich‚ all do not need to earn a lot; Dissuade you of the fact that the house is a successful investment; Parents will understand that we cannot rely solely on the school; Explain once and for all‚ where better to invest; We will help you teach your children to properly handle money and to achieve material well-being in the future. Six lessons: The rich do not work

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    Me and My Two Daughters

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    Me and My Two Daughters Raising two daughters is very hard work. It takes so much of your time and energy. Not to mention the sleep problems that comes with it. Also dealing with the education systems. These are just some of the difficulties that come along with raising two daughters. Time is the most important aspect of having kids. Over the years your patience grows. I was twenty when I had my first child‚ at that time I had none. Its something I had had to learn over the years. My oldest has

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