The document discusses how having siblings, specifically sisters, has impacted the author's life. As the eldest of seven siblings, the author felt a great deal of responsibility for caring for their sisters and worrying about supporting the family financially. However, having sisters also made life more enjoyable, with someone to share thoughts and experiences with. The document expresses how treasured family and siblings are to the author.
The document is a personal essay about the author's older sister. It describes how the sister struggled in school due to learning disabilities and being bullied, but was determined to succeed. The sister found her passion in accounting and went to college. The essay talks about how the sister matured and became more confident despite still facing challenges from others. It portrays the sister as a role model who overcame adversity through hard work and perseverance.
The document summarizes the author's experience growing up in a close family. The author felt they could always be honest with their parents and sister. They describe their parents' careers and getting along well with their sister. The family prioritized having dinner together every night, with specific routines for setting the table and filling waters before eating.
The document discusses the importance of the author's family, describing how each member has positively impacted their life. It talks about feeling supported by parents and learning life lessons from a brother, seeing a father as a role model. The author expresses gratitude for these family relationships and how they will always remember special moments spent with each family member.
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My mom is my hero because she raised me to be a hard worker and help others. She is courageous, loving, and selfless. She cared for neighbors and those who were sick. My mom moved far from her parents and adjusted to a new culture, showing her courage. She raised five children and taught them to be independent. My mom is my role model.
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The student grew up in a small, rural town in Georgia in a poor African American community. They had a strained relationship with their mother due to their father frequently leaving and issues between their parents. This took a toll on the student's mental health and behavior. They began acting out in school and eventually moved out at 17 to join the military, hoping to escape their dysfunctional family situation and create a better life.
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I am in need of a powerpoint i need to present in class today that should last 3 minutes. It is for my child welfare class and i am to talk about my family and issues i went through as a child. I have attached the rubic of what is required and also the paper I turned in that the presentation should relate to. It cant be word for word just a summary of my paper.
Expounded on identified family members, child welfare service, and family issue • demonstrates thorough research and knowledge of course textbook. • discussed subject matter relevant to assignment. • Use of multiple references to course textbook (more than 3). • Sources are cited appropriately ( APA)
December 24, 2015 my mother a father was blessed with my presence. To make the day a little more special, God decided it was time for me to come into this world the day before Christmas and also on my father’s birthday. Even though my father had three children in his first marriage, I was raised as an only child. By providing me with all my needs and most of my wants, my parents gave me the best life they could afford. The words “I love you” were not spoken much in our home, and communication was very poor. As an adult I now know my parents loved their baby girl and after his death I discovered they truly loved each other. Life wasn’t always easy for us, but I witnessed my parents give life’s struggles the best fight they had.
I grew up in a small rural town called Statenville, Georgia. This was a town where every face was familiar. Growing up on the black side also known as “down the hill”, I became very familiar with segregation and had great knowledge on me growing up on the poor side. Nevertheless, looking back on my childhood, my memories were everything but deprived. I grew up in an African American penocostal church, in which everybody was family. My grandfather was the Bishop and my aunt was the pastor. Every member was a family member. If one struggled we all struggled. None of us had a lot, but the love and laughs made us the riches family on God’s green earth.
Before I was born my father was release from working for the railroad and found a job working for PCS phosphate of White Spring, Florida. My mother was a seamstress at a sewing plant in Jasper, Florida. Into my childhood I remember the long hours they both put in to build a house and provide for our family. This resulting in my grandmother raising me along with several other cousins. I spent more time with her than I did at home, but it was my chose. My grandmother fell sick and I always wanted to be with her. Never wanting to leave her side, she was also more like a mother to me than a grandmother. Her relationship with her daughter, my mother, was strained but that didn’t interfere with my grandmother and I having an unbreakable bond. There were stories of my childhood where at the age of two and three years old I was running away every couple of days, only to be found down the street at my gr.
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The document is a personal essay about the author's older sister. It describes how the sister struggled in school due to learning disabilities and being bullied, but was determined to succeed. The sister found her passion in accounting and went to college. The essay talks about how the sister matured and became more confident despite still facing challenges from others. It portrays the sister as a role model who overcame adversity through hard work and perseverance.
The document summarizes the author's experience growing up in a close family. The author felt they could always be honest with their parents and sister. They describe their parents' careers and getting along well with their sister. The family prioritized having dinner together every night, with specific routines for setting the table and filling waters before eating.
The document discusses the importance of the author's family, describing how each member has positively impacted their life. It talks about feeling supported by parents and learning life lessons from a brother, seeing a father as a role model. The author expresses gratitude for these family relationships and how they will always remember special moments spent with each family member.
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Essay on My Family
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My mom is my hero because she raised me to be a hard worker and help others. She is courageous, loving, and selfless. She cared for neighbors and those who were sick. My mom moved far from her parents and adjusted to a new culture, showing her courage. She raised five children and taught them to be independent. My mom is my role model.
By providing me with all my needs and most of.docxstudy help
The student grew up in a small, rural town in Georgia in a poor African American community. They had a strained relationship with their mother due to their father frequently leaving and issues between their parents. This took a toll on the student's mental health and behavior. They began acting out in school and eventually moved out at 17 to join the military, hoping to escape their dysfunctional family situation and create a better life.
I am in need of a powerpoint i need to present in class today that s.docxmaple8qvlisbey
I am in need of a powerpoint i need to present in class today that should last 3 minutes. It is for my child welfare class and i am to talk about my family and issues i went through as a child. I have attached the rubic of what is required and also the paper I turned in that the presentation should relate to. It cant be word for word just a summary of my paper.
Expounded on identified family members, child welfare service, and family issue • demonstrates thorough research and knowledge of course textbook. • discussed subject matter relevant to assignment. • Use of multiple references to course textbook (more than 3). • Sources are cited appropriately ( APA)
December 24, 2015 my mother a father was blessed with my presence. To make the day a little more special, God decided it was time for me to come into this world the day before Christmas and also on my father’s birthday. Even though my father had three children in his first marriage, I was raised as an only child. By providing me with all my needs and most of my wants, my parents gave me the best life they could afford. The words “I love you” were not spoken much in our home, and communication was very poor. As an adult I now know my parents loved their baby girl and after his death I discovered they truly loved each other. Life wasn’t always easy for us, but I witnessed my parents give life’s struggles the best fight they had.
I grew up in a small rural town called Statenville, Georgia. This was a town where every face was familiar. Growing up on the black side also known as “down the hill”, I became very familiar with segregation and had great knowledge on me growing up on the poor side. Nevertheless, looking back on my childhood, my memories were everything but deprived. I grew up in an African American penocostal church, in which everybody was family. My grandfather was the Bishop and my aunt was the pastor. Every member was a family member. If one struggled we all struggled. None of us had a lot, but the love and laughs made us the riches family on God’s green earth.
Before I was born my father was release from working for the railroad and found a job working for PCS phosphate of White Spring, Florida. My mother was a seamstress at a sewing plant in Jasper, Florida. Into my childhood I remember the long hours they both put in to build a house and provide for our family. This resulting in my grandmother raising me along with several other cousins. I spent more time with her than I did at home, but it was my chose. My grandmother fell sick and I always wanted to be with her. Never wanting to leave her side, she was also more like a mother to me than a grandmother. Her relationship with her daughter, my mother, was strained but that didn’t interfere with my grandmother and I having an unbreakable bond. There were stories of my childhood where at the age of two and three years old I was running away every couple of days, only to be found down the street at my gr.
I Am Proud With My Family
My Family Essay
My Family Structure
Essay about My Family Heritage
Family Tree Research Paper
My Family Tree: Mckeon
Essay on My Family History
Essay on My Familys Ancestry
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Personality: My Family and Life Essay
This document provides an outline on homelessness. It begins with an introduction that describes common signs held by homeless individuals. It then states that homelessness can affect many people and that there are different definitions. The body of the outline has two main points: structural factors and personal factors that can influence homelessness. Structural factors include rising and falling governmental policies, loss of jobs, lack of affordable housing, and personal disabilities. Personal factors that can contribute include traumatic experiences and actions. The outline suggests these various factors working together can exacerbate the problem of homelessness.
This document discusses Jean Watson's philosophy of caring in nursing. It states that caring is feeling compassion for others and discusses whether humanity is generally good or selfish. It then describes Watson's theory of human caring, which was based on Nightingale's ideas about nursing. Watson had three main ideas about nursing that were highly discussed: caring as the essence of nursing, the caring moment/caring relationship as central to nursing practice, and transpersonal caring relationship.
Cultural competency is an important component in healthcare that improves patient outcomes. It involves developing skills to effectively respond to diverse patient cultures. Cultural competency aims to improve healthcare services for patients from diverse backgrounds by recognizing cultural barriers that can affect quality of care. Reviews have examined cultural competency concepts in various healthcare settings like nursing and mental health by focusing on patient outcomes. However, some reviews have looked at specific health diagnoses. Cultural competency is defined as creating awareness of an individual's life, feelings, and thoughts without allowing unwanted control, by demonstrating knowledge of patient culture and respecting differences.
The play Othello by William Shakespeare explores several key themes, including doubt versus trust, monstrous imagery, and the fallible nature of love. The central theme is the contrast between doubt and trust, as Othello's weak trust in Desdemona allows Iago to plant seeds of doubt through accusations. Shakespeare also examines the human tendency to favor the "monstrous," as Iago encourages Othello's jealousy and transforms him into a violent predator. The themes highlight humanity's flaws and the dangers of passions like jealousy.
King Afonso I of Kongo and Emperor Qianlong of China both addressed issues involving trade with Western nations in the 15th-17th centuries. Afonso I wrote to Portugal about limiting the slave trade, which undermined his authority. Qianlong wrote to England establishing rules for trade at Guangzhou only. Both leaders provided important goods and sought to reform trade relations by imposing restrictions. The interview discusses two sisters who attended Notre Dame College in the mid-20th century, became nuns, and had careers in education. They grew up on a farm in Ohio and commented on farm life and chores.
The document discusses whether the civil rights movement in America was a reform or a revolution. It argues that the movement was a series of reforms rather than a revolution for several reasons: it took a long time to implement changes; changes were gradually adopted rather than forcibly imposed; and the movement changed existing systems rather than replacing them entirely. The document provides examples of specific legal and policy changes, such as Supreme Court decisions, to support the view that the civil rights movement enacted incremental reforms over time rather than causing a complete systemic overhaul.
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City is considered the world's leading museum of modern art. It has significantly influenced awareness and appreciation of modern art styles and movements through its exhibits. The museum has outstanding collections spanning Impressionism to current art movements, including modern painting, sculpture, drawings, prints, architecture, design, photography, film and other media. It also has an extensive modern art library and film collection. The museum helped establish the concept of displaying different art forms together and was the first to use the term "International Style" to introduce modernist art globally.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
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A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
This document provides an outline on homelessness. It begins with an introduction that describes common signs held by homeless individuals. It then states that homelessness can affect many people and that there are different definitions. The body of the outline has two main points: structural factors and personal factors that can influence homelessness. Structural factors include rising and falling governmental policies, loss of jobs, lack of affordable housing, and personal disabilities. Personal factors that can contribute include traumatic experiences and actions. The outline suggests these various factors working together can exacerbate the problem of homelessness.
This document discusses Jean Watson's philosophy of caring in nursing. It states that caring is feeling compassion for others and discusses whether humanity is generally good or selfish. It then describes Watson's theory of human caring, which was based on Nightingale's ideas about nursing. Watson had three main ideas about nursing that were highly discussed: caring as the essence of nursing, the caring moment/caring relationship as central to nursing practice, and transpersonal caring relationship.
Cultural competency is an important component in healthcare that improves patient outcomes. It involves developing skills to effectively respond to diverse patient cultures. Cultural competency aims to improve healthcare services for patients from diverse backgrounds by recognizing cultural barriers that can affect quality of care. Reviews have examined cultural competency concepts in various healthcare settings like nursing and mental health by focusing on patient outcomes. However, some reviews have looked at specific health diagnoses. Cultural competency is defined as creating awareness of an individual's life, feelings, and thoughts without allowing unwanted control, by demonstrating knowledge of patient culture and respecting differences.
The play Othello by William Shakespeare explores several key themes, including doubt versus trust, monstrous imagery, and the fallible nature of love. The central theme is the contrast between doubt and trust, as Othello's weak trust in Desdemona allows Iago to plant seeds of doubt through accusations. Shakespeare also examines the human tendency to favor the "monstrous," as Iago encourages Othello's jealousy and transforms him into a violent predator. The themes highlight humanity's flaws and the dangers of passions like jealousy.
King Afonso I of Kongo and Emperor Qianlong of China both addressed issues involving trade with Western nations in the 15th-17th centuries. Afonso I wrote to Portugal about limiting the slave trade, which undermined his authority. Qianlong wrote to England establishing rules for trade at Guangzhou only. Both leaders provided important goods and sought to reform trade relations by imposing restrictions. The interview discusses two sisters who attended Notre Dame College in the mid-20th century, became nuns, and had careers in education. They grew up on a farm in Ohio and commented on farm life and chores.
The document discusses whether the civil rights movement in America was a reform or a revolution. It argues that the movement was a series of reforms rather than a revolution for several reasons: it took a long time to implement changes; changes were gradually adopted rather than forcibly imposed; and the movement changed existing systems rather than replacing them entirely. The document provides examples of specific legal and policy changes, such as Supreme Court decisions, to support the view that the civil rights movement enacted incremental reforms over time rather than causing a complete systemic overhaul.
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City is considered the world's leading museum of modern art. It has significantly influenced awareness and appreciation of modern art styles and movements through its exhibits. The museum has outstanding collections spanning Impressionism to current art movements, including modern painting, sculpture, drawings, prints, architecture, design, photography, film and other media. It also has an extensive modern art library and film collection. The museum helped establish the concept of displaying different art forms together and was the first to use the term "International Style" to introduce modernist art globally.
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Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp NetworkTechSoup
Dive into the world of AI! Experts Jon Hill and Tareq Monaur will guide you through AI's role in enhancing nonprofit websites and basic marketing strategies, making it easy to understand and apply.
A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
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1. Role Of My Sisters In My Life
How my sisters changes my life
Life must be boring without someone to be and share with. Like sharing your thoughts, playing around, making fun and having someone who truly
shows genuine love .Those things makes life more beautiful and valuable to live in this wonderful world that God has given. WHAT LIFE GIVES
YOU IS THAT, in every single moment has its own importance in your life giving you more comfort and moment to share and realize how precious
life is. Life deserved to be treasured in order to express how incredible and wonderful it has changed you into something that you might never expect to
happen in your entire life. And this is how my life has changed.
Being the eldest sister to my seven siblings is never easy. Having them is like you're brain might explode because of the different variant of noises
around caused by them .Sometimes my parent cannot focus on just one child because it might cause other to get jealous and this could draw to
possibilities that one of us might put anger to each other. Though my life is kind of surprising and makes you crazy having seven siblings in one small
house, this leads me to get too concern on how my parents is going to support our family. Bigger family has greater responsibilities, as the eldest sibling
it came to a point that I on thinking what would be our family state in the future knew that I had a lot of sisters to be taking care of and to send to
school. This situation bothers me a lot. Of course in our life we cannot
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2. Middle Adulthood : My Sister Essay
I have five more years before I get to middle adulthood so I decided to interview my sister. My sister Sonya is ten years older than me so she has
just began her middle adulthood. I think my sister grew up fast like me because we both in foster care and we didn't get a normal social life like
most kids we had to mature fast and depend on our self since our mother was not there for us. Middle adulthood my sister is interesting it is bitter
and sweet. It is bitter because body is not the same as it uses to be she has had to have different surgery because he body does what it wants to do.
She decided to go back to school. She is on her last semester on Cal State Dominguez. She does hair at home. She is also married with two
beautiful daughters with are my nieces Symone and Shavonna. My sister is also a recovering addict of substance abuse. She is very active in her
organization she helps other women to get and stay sober by letting them know that there is more to life and God has a better plan for them. The sweet
part of her life is that she has a husband that supports her while she goes to school. Another sweet part knows that her beautiful daughters are doing
well in school. They bought graduate top in there class in middle school. All three of them are going to Cal State Dominguez for their education. My
nieces are going to their high school program on campus. One of them is in the nine the other is in the tenth. They are already talking about going to
college and being
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3. My Mother With My Sister Essay
I was raised by my single mother and at a time I also had a step–father to help my mother with my sisters and I. My mother had me at 25 years old in
June of 1995, my older sister at 23 in February of 1993, and lastly my little sister at 33 in November of 2003. I grew up being the 'tomboy' and played
so many different sports, there was not a season that I was not playing some type of sport. My stepfather entered my life in 2001 when I was six
years old and he played a huge role in how active I was when it came to playing sports. He was always there to practice with me after school and at
my games to cheer me on. He stayed actively in my life until May of 2005 and from there on until I was 18 years old, in 2013, it was just my
mother, my sisters, and I. As a child, I did not see any boundaries and believed that I could do anything I put my mind to. Growing up I was a straight
A student and in any extracurricular activities. My family encouraged me and supported me in all that I did. As a child, there were no specifiedgender
roles which, "refers to the characteristics and behaviors that different cultures attribute to the sexes", since my household was mainly women that
shared household responsibilities (Nobelius). My stepfather played a part in being a handy man in and outside the house such as painting walls, doing
minor repairs, and yard work. The more major repairs such as plumbing and mechanical issues my parents hired outside help. The only real debate,
which occurred
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4. My Sister Essay
For as long as I can remember; I have always wanted a sibling. My mom always told me that she had to go through so much to have me and it was a
miracle she was even able to get pregnant. I always wished that she would try again, that just maybe the second time around would be easier. When
I was about 9 years old, my grandma, my mom, and I were eating at KFC. As I ate my potatoes, I saw a young girl working at KFC. I told my mom,
"that girl is pretty, I wish she was my sister." I don't remember my mom saying much, but about two weeks later I was at my grandma's house and
she sat me on the couch. She said, "Taylor remember that girl you said was pretty at KFC?" I said, "yes why?" She said, "well she is your half
sister, your dad was with someone before your mom and they had a daughter." I wasn't quite sure what to think. I was excited but frustrated that my
parents didn't tell me before. I didn't think anything about it at first but as I got older I realized how strange it was that I just wished for a girl to be
my sister and she ends up being my half sister. My parents always told me that I must have felt the connection.
Here we are 7 years later and my sister is 26 with 3 healthy boys. This totally changed my life in a good way because I never thought I would have a
sibling nor nephews. I know I didn't get a little brother or sister that I was hoping for but I got something even better. A big sister that helps me with
anything and 3 adorable nephews that are like my little
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5. My Siblings Essay
My Siblings
I have 3 siblings; two brothers and one sister. My sister "Isha–27", Little brother "Ishmael–10", and my older brother "I.B–18", we all grew up and
spent the most of our lives with each other. I think I've always known that I was a little different from my brothers and my sister, but it's okay
because we are all different in many ways. Now my story on how it's like living with 3 siblings with personalities are all different and how we all
like certain things but we all manage to live together in harmony , my older brother is more into sports and my little brother is more into video games;
my sister is more into reading a writing and more i'm more into math and science. At times it gets extremely annoying living with them...show more
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Some times i had wished i was an only child. Perks of me being an only child i would never have to deal with friends crushing on my siblings, and
plus I wouldn't ever have to share my room. I am always want to get the most amount of attention to my parents but guess they wanted to make us all
equal even though we're not all treated equal, but never understood why that is.
I thought myself to respect all people even if i didn't like them but still had aspect them and saw everyone as equal to each other and not have one
dominant the other. What i am saying I know how it feels to have more limitation based on who you are. I know where they're coming from. But
overall having siblings had made more laughter, more learning opportunities and learning from their mistakes, and most all forever lasting friendship. I
am very thankful to have family and friends to encourage me in my goals on what I want do and who I want to become.
I've been in school for 13 years of my life ,i grew up with most of the same kids; We were a huge family almost, everyone always looked out for
eachother. I was participating in a lot activities. Since the beginning of freshman year, I participated 3 years of color guard, i met new people with
the same interest as me. Almost every friday we had a football game and Saturday's was our competition days; we all bonded as a section when we all
got ready and did each others makeup. Then,
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6. My Sister Essay
When I was 10 years old I realized I must have been cloned. Mentally, physically, emotionally, and any other descriptive word in the universe I
could not be more like my sister. First with the obvious similarities hair and eye color along with skin tone and height. In all fairness i'm quite alike
to all my family members more my sister than anyone. There are many occasion that will express the likeness between us but here are just a few. In
one occasion I found one trait that correctly signified me and my sisters similarities. The Christmas eve night started out as most did in the past, me
and my sister tried to stay up past midnight, but this year was different we actually did it. "What do you want to watch!" my sister asked "Lets...show
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As we do every year each family member has to buy each person a gift and if that person does not like the gift the they can return it. "Come on" my
mom yelled to me to come and open my present. As I opened the first gift it was from my father. "Thanks" I said in an unforgiving tone as fathers
give the worst gift and on I went to the next gift. This gift was from my Mom. "Wow" this gift is pretty good I thought. And on to the last person
My sister she always gives me the best gifts as she knows me the best as were around each other 24/7. I opened the gift anticipating for something
great and it was. It was a new case that I had been wanting also a golden corral gift card also something I had been wanting for a while. "How did
you know that I wanted this I haven't told anyone that I had been looking at it?" I asked my sister. "You do know that I have lived with you my
whole life right?" she replied back She always knows what I want I thought while also "drooling" over the new case that I got along with the gift
card In this last occasion it was me writing this paper. In all fairness I wasn't originally going to choose my sister because I didn't think we had that
many similarities or differences then any. Until I began writing the essay. As i'm writing I realizes many of our differences are actually similarities in
a way. For example the many disagreements that we have actually make us similar because it shows we
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7. My Younger Sister
My Younger Sister "The youngest child gets everything." I could not agree any less with this phrase when I was the youngest in my family. Every
child would know the kind of 'power' their younger sibling has over them. Therefore, I am guilty of taking advantage of this privilege against my
older brother and sister. To begin with, I purposely placed both of them in trouble whenever they made me cry or whenever they don't obey what I
want them to do. In short, I was very spoiled and stubborn child, but nevertheless, I treasured those moments where I was always their center of
attention. That was before my parents told me that I was going to have a younger sister. My immediate response to that appalling news is shock,
mixed with anger, anguish, confusion and a small sense of betrayal. I've been the youngest in my family for as long as I can remember and to have
someone new enter that circle of belongingness seemed unfitting to me. To makes matters worse is that she was a girl, which meant that she would
be gaining twice the attention that I never received. At the same time, I will be the one responsible to look after her in school. Apparently, I was the
only who reacted this way because my parents and siblings welcomed her with open arms. On the other hand, I felt hatred towards my younger sister
more than anyone I could possibly know or think of. Ever since my younger sister came to our doorstep, things were never the same for me. I was
constantly trained to do things on my
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8. My Sister
Have you ever wondered how something so little could affect your life so much? Well on June XX, 199X, a beautiful baby girl was born with big
brown eyes crystal clear yet pure in color. Gentle skin and soft brown hair, this sweet infant would soon become the most important thing in the world
to me. The opportunity to influence the life of my sister will probably be the most worthwhile experience I will ever encounter. Starlin is an important
person in my life because, she has taught me so much, she is my best friend, and I know I can always count on her.
My sister is important to me in a numerous amount of ways. She has taught me to be truthful, kind and to never loose faith. Through her I've learned to
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I can trust her over anyone to tell me the truth, she is not afraid of hurting my feelings as long as she is being strait up and honest. As we sit on the
gray and black confuter talking, about anything and everything. She is a very unique friend in many ways, mostly because she is my little sister and
I've watched her grow from an adorable toddler to becoming an amazing young woman. I know the connection between the two of us will never fade,
and I have no worries of ever loosing her. We have made many life long memories that will never perish from my mind, and a bond that is
unbreakable. The difficulties we encountered growing up together only makes us stronger and keeps us closer.
I know that if I ever come across a point in my life where I had nothing she would be my everything, which is why I know I can always count on
her. One can open up and pour out their heart to her, she listens and fixes other's problems with complete disregard for her own. She will do
anything to help others without acknowledging her own needs. She listens no matter the time of day and she always gives a word of advice no
matter how big or small. Starlin has proven to me that she is reliable and caring when I had no one to turn to and I was alone at a dramatic time in
my life. I thought I was pregnant and I was afraid of loosing everything I had worked up to be. Starlin brought me back down to reality and helped me
realize that with god and faith I would be
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9. My Family: My Older Sister Essay
Behind closed doors I saw her tears. Behind her back I heard the laughing. I watched her as she never gave up. So much of what makes me who I am
today, I learned from her. She is my older sister, Lisa.
I had reasons to admire Lisa other than her being my older sister. From the beginning, everything was hard for her. In elementary school,Lisa wore
glasses and was constantly teased by the other children. They were unaware of the emotional harm they caused her. Later, Lisa was diagnosed with a
learning disability. Her school years were extremely difficult, both socially and academically.
Lisa influenced me most when she was in high school, and I was in middle school. Lisa knew the importance of a good...show more content...
Lisa proved to everyone who wanted to see her succeed that she could do it.
Throughout high school Lisa was more dedicated than I can even imagine. All Lisa wanted was to be a "normal" kid for she rarely saw other
students in her same situation. She wanted to make her disability go away. In my eyes, the longer she pursued the more she grew as a student. She
was able to express herself in writing, something she had never been able to do before. She had found an outlet to express herself.
In her senior year, Lisa took a half year elective course in accounting. This proved to be something that she excelled in. In 1993 she received the
BCCO Scholarship Award for "a senior student who has shown significant improvement and success in the face of adversity." Lisa went against all the
odds, did extremely well, and found something that she loved.
10. At the same time Lisa was improving in school, she was changing on the outside. Within a period of a few years, Lisa matured into a beautiful young
adult. She got contact lenses, her braces came off, and she found a new way to do her hair. From beneath the shy little girl came a beautiful, outgoing
teenager. Yet the students did not make her struggle any easier. Once people have one impression of a person, their minds are not very accepting of
change. It was strange to me that although Lisa wanted to achieve, she was ridiculed for it by the students in her classes.
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