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    Working Mom or Stay-at-Home Mom For decades women have chosen to be a stay-at-home mom and raise their children‚ it has been in some cases a decision received with dismay by some. Whether the choice was plan‚ a divorce or becoming a widow‚ it has been and still is one that many women have made and are very proud they did. In the article “The Satisfactions of Housewifery and Motherhood / Paradise Lost (Domestic Division)‚” by Terry Martin Hekker‚ she talks about herself and how other people viewed

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    My DAD

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    alcoholic father. As a child I was always taught to keep our family life secret and never let people know the struggles that our family faced. People always thought that I had the best of everything because of the material possessions I accumulated from my dad. They assumed that because our family had money‚ we were problem free - and oh‚ how wrong they were! It was until my senior year at Halls High School that I kept leading people on to believe a lie. I finally got tired of feeling as though I was two

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    Meeting My Dad

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    “MEETING MY DAD” Since I was born‚ my mom has been there for me taking care of me when I’m sick and teaching me pretty much all I know. But while growing up‚ I reached a point where I started realizing that every kid in my school had a “mommy” and a “daddy” and I didn’t. I never really noticed that because my uncles and my grandpa were always around me‚ but when I started school I realized I didn’t have anybody to call “Dad”. I was five years old when I started noticing this entire dilemma

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    dad of kids

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    Over the centuries‚ people have tried to manipulate and harness the power of numbers‚ hoping that somehow this will enable them to understand and explain the mysteries behind both the human psyche‚ and the path each individual is destined to follow in life. It is because of this that numbers make an appearance in many of the esoteric arts of divination‚ in particular those of astrology due to the central role they play in the calculations regarding date and time of birth. Numbers are used in an

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    Team Mom

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    The show “Teen Mom” in my opinion has a very positive and negative balance of the show. Teen Mom is a television show which comes on the television station MTV‚ it is about a group of high school girls who have had babies‚ and they are still trying to maintain work‚ or even finish school. The show lets society into these girls’ lives‚ and shows the struggles‚ and also the high points of these teenage boys and girls lives‚ after having children. The show follows at least four to five young teenage

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    Memoir of Mom

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    A mother can be both a mentor and a best friend to her little girl. A mom is a person who her daughter can have trust and faith in‚ someone who one can create a deep mutual bond with. I see my mother as role model. She is inspirational to me because she is an outgoing‚ funny and enthusiastic person. My Mother is the person who I go to for advice‚ she is the right person and I know to go to her right away. I’m the only girl in my family and having three brothers can at times be very difficult. Thinking

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    Becoming Dad

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    Becoming Dad I was merely a child at the age of nineteen when my daughter was conceived. Such vivid memories make it seem as if it were only yesterday when I witnessed her being brought into this world. The shock of the emergency wake-up at six o’clock in the morning‚ the rush to the hospital‚ the long anticipating wait‚ and the birth itself have greatly impacted my life‚ changing who I am today. It was a normal morning on January fourteenth‚ so I thought. I was awakened by a worrying cry let

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    A book review on“Rich Dad Poor Dad” Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki Title: Rich Dad Poor Dad Theme: The importance of the financial literacy Thesis: What the Rich teach their kids about money – That the Poor do not. “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert T. Kiyosaki is very popular book on finance on the market today. This is a true story from the author’s life. Robert Kiyosaki refers to two fathers: one is Roberts’s real father (Poor Dad)‚ a highly educated but poor professor‚ who always asked

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    high-paying job with great benefits‚" my parents used to say. Their goal in life was to provide a college education for my older sister and me‚ so that we would have the greatest chance for success in life. This is the introduction to the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki. This is especially true in the context of Asian countries where most of us are told to cram for exams‚ get good grades (top the class if possible) and jobs with fat paychecks and benefits. Though times are changing and so

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    Pfeffer Reading Journal By: Samira Hasan The story is about Ashleigh (or Ashes as her dad calls her) Ashleighs dad and her mom. Ashes parents is very different from each other. Her dad is a very simple man who is unemployed‚ poor‚ and a huge dreamer. He makes false promises and tries to make people around him happy with false statements. Her mom on the other hand is the straight opposite to the dad. She is straight as a yardstick‚ and certainly not a dreamer. I would call her a realist.

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