Essay About Family Values

I learned this as we interview the mother of the family. She also did not finish her studies as well as her husband however, they did their best to support all their children and now, their hard work is being paid off. The mother proudly said to us that some of their house appliances, such as their refrigerator and flat-screen television, were from her eldest child. The sacrifices she made for her family helped them to improve their state. Another value I learned from them is that I should show to my parents that I appreciate all the hard work they do for me and my siblings. When the time comes, I promise to pay off their sacrifices by supporting their needs and taking care of them, just like what they did to me especially when I was a

For the living condition of the family assigned to us, I think they do well compare to other families. It is because they have various source of income such as having a sari-sari store, selling sacks of rice and the father’s job – selling taho. Their house was simple but also comfortable and large enough for them. It was spacious and I think they have all the appliances needed in a home. Then, as I have said earlier, regarding education, there were no college graduates. It is either the child is working, in high school or in elementary. The youngest child was not yet going to school. For their food, I think sometimes they get from their sari-sari store. They also sell processed goods and in fact, they served us their longganisa which actually tastes good. Also, upon our arrival, they let us taste the suman they made. Overall, I think their living condition is not that bad and if we only talk about simple lifestyle, there is nothing to change about their living condition. However, I hope that for the younger children, some of them could go finish their education. I hope that the older children who are already working can help their parents provide education to the younger