The best part in childhood is that you don't have to worry about anything because everything is taken care of by your parents. Also the part where as a child you don't have to think about jobs or be stressed. Basically childhood is all about having fun and play around with friends. As a child you are free of responsibilities but you always have rules that are set by parents and they must be followed and obeyed. childhood is always dependant on your parents for teaching you experiences in your life and encourage you to work hard for a better
He is the reason I will never do drugs or give up in life. I will remember his words during tough times and be inspired to keep going. He is very supportive of me and will be for the rest of his life. Robert Lenox was born in Pierre, South Dakota and raised in Spirit Lake, Iowa with three sisters, two older and one younger. Throughout his childhood and teenage years, he and his family moved around a lot due to his father’s inability to keep a job after his service in the military.
Today I want to explain the many ways my grandpa is a hero to me .My grandpa has always supported me and pushed me to be the best at everything I do, and taught me to never give up. Body I. My grandpa, Harold, is a hero to me because no matter what I do, if its playing a sport or learning in the classroom, he would push me to be the best. A. A lot of people have their parents to push them to be the best, but growing up my dad left when I was 2, so my grandpa became my father figure.
Seriously, it is really important to have a father in your life because a mother can teach you how to cook food or to act like a girl but a father teaches you to believe in yourself and many other things that can never be described. My friend’s mother has now become her father also, my friend is happy to see her mother taking both responsibilitites so early but she still misses her father so much. I hope that every daughter spends the time to the fullest wih her father(also with the mother). I consider myself lucky and started to respect my parents even more after knowing about my friend’s father’s
Though my parents had to leave most of their family behind to provide for us, they have done it without second-guessing. My brother was eight and I was six when we ventured out into an unknown path with our mother to our better future. After we arrived from El Salvador, my father tried everything to make us feel at home. His efforts, at the time, were not enough. I missed my family, friends, my home, but most importantly my freedom.
You are no longer burdened with the negative situation, and in addition to that you are strengthened by a new positive force”. I began trying to always to see the good in every possible situation in an early age, growing up neither of my parents attended college, my father was not even fortunate enough to graduate high school.That being so money has always been tight around the house. Being the youngest as well, I watched my siblings struggle throughout high school and never enrolling in college because it's not something that was our main priority with bills due and food needing to be put on the table. Most of my life and till this day I watch my family struggle though this may sound like a broken record education
It also had an effect on society with the growing numbers of people who were admitted into the alcohol wards of the hospitals. This affected families because now people who wanted to drink had to do it illegally and many got put in jail if they got caught. This made police officers jobs more difficult because the people who wanted to drink had to do it illegally, and the cops were cracking down. It opened up opportunities for organized crime to start manufacturing and distributing of liquor, while making millions of dollars along the way. All of a sudden drinking was illegal.
Native-born Americans would also discriminate against these immigrants, making it more difficult to support themselves and their families. This caused conflict, which led to the gangs growing as well as crime and poor living conditions. Additional gangs continued to form and migrate into the United States, which eventually introduced the first observance of street gangs. (NationalGangCenter.gov)
They taught us to be good people, God-fearing and they disciplined us the traditional way. Genuine discipline is the foundation of all the values we have in our family. My grandparents are the ones who set us the example of hard work. No matter how hard-working they are, a government employees’ salary still not enough for the family’s basic needs. So with perseverance, honesty, and cooperation, every children do their part to help each other.
It was my grandmother, my mom, my brother and me under the same roof. My parents weren’t divorced or anything, but, sadly, I only saw my father mostly on summer vacations and on holidays because of the fact that he works in the Cayman Islands. My father always made sure we had everything we needed, and if something came up that my mother needed help, he would never hesitate to send the help we needed. I look up to him, however, I wasn’t lucky to have him around every day, he’s my role