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    The Last Day

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    The Last Day I would think most people around the world would want to sense they lived their life with a purpose- that they made a difference‚ helped somebody‚ or accomplished something minor or substantial. All of those aspirations should lead to happiness and meaning‚ that’s what life should be about. It may be viewed by different perspectives of individuals‚ but there is no life if there is no meaning. So being able to share your experiences and lessons with family and friends is a gift

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    Family Attachment

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    Family Attachment Part 1: Definition of Family When looking up the definition of family I found this definition “A group consisting of parents and children living together in a household.” (Dictionary.com) I think this barely scratches the surface of what a family actually is. There are several adjectives that come to mind when I think of family. Security. Comfort. Fulfillment. Memories. History. Future. Love. Support. Do all these things come from the parents and children living together

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    Dorothy Day

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    Dorothy Day. Dorothy Day was a journalist by trade‚ as well as a social activist and an upstanding Catholic. Day was raised an agnostic‚ meaning her family did not practice a religion. However‚ she attended church services with friends. Dorothy found a sense of passion in the congregational worship of the church‚ and those close to her said she could have been an excellent preacher of the gospel. However‚ she felt discouraged by so many people who attended church only on Sunday and thought

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    Christmas Day

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    Christmas Day The morning of Christmas is just wonderful. You open your gifts and hope that your family got you what you wanted. Your whole family is home to celebrate Christmas with you. Christmas is the day is fun and your just happy all day. You’re celebrating the birth of Jesus or other beliefs. There’s no one on Christmas that should be sad. After all‚ it is the season to be jolly. Do you know why Christmas is so important? Well‚ you get a 2 weeks of vacation from school! It’s the celebration

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    Family and Culture

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    Family culture is a unique way that a family forms itself in terms of rules‚ roles‚ habits‚ activities‚ beliefs‚ and other areas” (“What is family culture?”‚ 2002). The perception of family is an aspect of family culture; this includes the interactions within the family and with others. Some of these perceptions can be defined as myths. A myth is a belief about someone or something that is believed to be true‚ but it is false‚ made-up‚ or exaggerated (S. Yu‚ Lecture). There are both positive and

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    Valentines Day

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    The History of Valentines Day The story goes that when the Roman Empire wars broke out married men did not want to leave their families‚ younger men did not want to leave their sweethearts. As a result of the low enrolment of men to fight the wars‚ Claudius the Cruel ordered that no more marriages or engagments should be celebrated. A priest‚ named Valentine‚ defied the order and married young couples in secrtcy. When Claudius discovered what had happened‚ he had Valentine dragged off and imprisoned

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    If the family exists (as Murdock says it does universally)‚ then it must be performing some function(s) or fulfilling some purpose(s). A number of functionalist sociologists have presented accounts of the way in which this happens. GP Murdock Four essential functions of the family Murdock argues that the family is a universal institution (it exists everywhere) that performs four major functions Stable satisfaction of the sex drive with the same partner‚ preventing the social disruption caused by

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    Sabrina Harrell January‚ 23‚ 2013 Smaller Families vs. Larger Families: Which is More Beneficial? Even though having a larger family may be more entertaining‚ there are many disadvantages of having one. That is why I think it is better to have a smaller family. The cost of having a larger family can be extremely high especially for food‚ house payments‚ bills‚ and school tuition. Shopping for food is a very big responsibility‚ it can be very expensive and the cost of groceries add up quickly

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    A Special Day

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    A Special Day Beep beep beep... the sound of my alarm clock went off. It was seven o’clock in the morning. I was still very sleepy. I didn’t want to wake up yet and was just rolling around in bed. I couldn’t go back to sleep now that I’m awake. I was laying in bed planning out my day. Today is a very special day for me and I want everything to be perfect. Today is my sweet 16 Birthday. I’m happy but worry at the same time. I wanted to go to school dress in the prettiest outfit and have the nicest

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    Family and Grandparents

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    gender-poverty gap: what we can learn from other countries.’ American Sociological Review‚ 59 (4)‚ 594-60. Cherlin‚ A.J. and F.F. Furstenber‚ Jr. (1986.) The New American Grandparent: A place in the Family‚ A life Apart. New York: Basic Books. Cootnz‚ S. (1992.) The way we never were: American families and the nostalgia trap. New York: Basic Books. Dowdell‚ E. B. (1995.) ‘Caregiver burden: grandparents raising their high-risk children.’ Journal of Psychosocial Nursing‚ 33 (3)‚ 27-30. Fuller-Thomson

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