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    A Fortune by Joy Monica T

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    other ways but he is not always aware of just how fortunate he is. Just like the rich father in Joy Monica T. Sakaguchi’s short story A Fortune from 2000 who doesn’t seem to notice how valuable his son is and how much he should actually treasure their relationship. The short story discusses the importance of father-son-relationships‚ or rather the lack of one‚ and what effect it can have on a child being left all alone. The story is told by a first person narrator in a lower class English using

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    The Joys of Ankle Sprains It was just a normal afternoon in the gym during a pickup game. The score was tied‚ game point. Nate goes up for the dunk and it goes in! When he comes back down to land‚ something didn’t feel right. His ankle was hurting really bad and was starting to swell. He couldn’t even walk on it. Nate sprained his ankle. Most ankle sprains happen when you make a rapid shifting movement with your foot planted‚ such as when you play soccer or get tackled in football. Often the

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    Joy Luck Club Culture

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    customs espoused by society. It is also intended to establish peace and harmony in a family. In fact‚ it devises a set of rules for family members to conform with. Unfortunately‚ it can be a hindrance that strains a family relationship. In Amy Tan’s‚ Joy Luck Club‚ the mothers are characterized as the impassive and demanding authoritarians who seldom display their love noticeably towards their daughters. Tan accentuates how the four newly-immigrated mothers constantly clash with their American daughters

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    have time to look at the beautiful environment. Keeping busy using phone or doing work possesses us away from what is alongside us. Pico Iyer’s article “The Joy of Quiet” concentrates more on the most proficient method to stay away from diversions and keep our mind loose. He discusses significance of calm time which we could accomplish by being away from the work and machinery devices. Iyer utilizes his personal experience and statistical strategy to induce us how we can stay away from the diversions

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    Joy Luck Club Identity

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    Usually it is a long process and takes a long time with many wrong turns along the way. Family‚ teachers‚ and friends all help to develop a person into an individual and adult. Parents play the largest role in evolving a person. Amy Tan‚ author of the Joy Luck Club‚ uses this theme in her book. Four mothers have migrated to America from China because of their own struggles. They all want their daughters to grow up successful and without any of the hardships they went through. One mother‚ Suyuan‚ imparts

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    Being Single or Being Married There are many differences between life as a single person and life as a part of a married couple. some of these differences are obvious‚ while others are more subtle. The key to make the dicision is the answer of the following question: Do you prefer life of going home to an empty house and a cold bed alone‚ but which seems easier; or do you prefer life of coming home with considerate family and warm atmosphere‚ but which seems more complicated? Sometimes‚ the soceity

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    In Obasan by Joy Kogawa‚ the relationship between Naomi and her older brother Stephen is not the closest; it has been eight years since they last saw each other. Obasan explores how hiding truths causes familial relationships to drift apart. Stephen and Naomi were not particularly close to their mother. She went to Japan before World War II to care for her sick mother‚ and they never heard from their mother since. Stephen and Naomi would ask Aunt Emily and Ayako Obasan about their mother’s fate‚

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    Being Mindful

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    Being Mindful “Mindfulness described as being in the present moment” (Wood‚ 2010). The present moment holds a potentially infinite number of things going on both inside the mind and outside the mind. A person is not completely lost in an activity‚ nor are they completely lost in thought‚ whether a person is eating a meal‚ or playing a musical instrument‚ they are aware of what they are doing. If a person gets all of the worries and regrets out of their mind‚ it is easier to focus on the things that

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    cater to my learning preference and choose a degree program that would further enhance my current career goals as a Project Management Professional (PMP) and my long-term career goals of being a Business Leader or Management Consultant. The short term goals that I have set to succeed as a Business Management student at the University of Phoenix with a minimum B average are: * Complete all required reading assignments by taking a minimum of two (2) hours each day to read. * Complete all required individual

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    Amanda Hammerman AP Lit Period 2 Obasan Essay Due: 1/4/11 Silence are the words that are not said‚ rather then the words that are chosen. It is the fear of the truth as well as hiding from it. In the novel Obasan by Joy Kogawa‚ silence is a part of a culture and is a larger part of a family. The character Naomi allows silence to over come her life‚ which allows her to remain tortured inside the internment camp of her own body. Although the family is living in another country‚ the traditions

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