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    How My Family Shaped Me

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    While growing I have notice that my background influenced who I am. My family shaped me into the young man I am today. The things I have learned to such as morals and values are from my family. I am a representation of my family whether I believe it or not. The way I carry myself all has been embedded from my family. The environment where I grew up in also played a big role into my life. I do not think I would behave the same if I was around a different family. My family has several…

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    glisten into my room. The curtains are no match against its glow. My eyes open swiftly. I get out of bed and proceed to the bathroom. I then brush my teeth and splash water at my face to wake myself up. Usually my mother wakes me up the morning, but she didn’t today. It isn’t the weekend. In fact, it is nearing the end of my fifth grade year. I walk into my parents room to inquire what is happening today. Why did the routine change? I see my dad has already left for work. I then turn my head…

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    Questions #1. In the fiim Whale Rider A family lost their mother and son, leaving a father with his daughter. The family had Patriarchy amongst them. The daughter was a disappointment to the grandfather. This young lady not knowing what she was born into struggled with being excepted due to her gender. Grandfather Koro needed a grandson to for fill the family 's honor. Their family needed a leader ( male figure) A chief to leave their people out of the bed. Paikea was the name given to this…

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    bouncing over the dark murkey water for what felt like an eternity before I asked to my grandfather, “Are we there yet.” He replied with a firm “no, but we are getting close.” After that is starting to look out over the water, which the sun had been reflecting its rays of off it, and making it glisten like…

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    Long Arrow Hero

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    ability to hear and started living normal, he worked and helped his grandfather to one day he asked him “But what’s a great thing I could do now, Grandfather?” and his grandfather said to bring back an elk dog from a place called “The Great Mystery Lake” so then he went on a journey to find the dog and make his grandfather and grandmother proud. Now I would consider Long Arrow to be a true hero and therefore as he helps his grandfather he says “I want to do something to make you proud and show…

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    My grandfather was stationed in Okinawa, Japan during the Vietnam War. He was in the U.S. Army for 20 years, and was in Japan for a large portion of the time that he served. It was in Okinawa that he met my grandmother, Hisaco. Shortly after meeting they got married and my grandfather was able to return back to his home town of Fort Worth, Texas for a little while, and my grandmother traveled back to Texas with him. About a year later, my father was born at a hospital in Fort Worth. Right before…

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    In my case, my middle school graduation was a quick transition for another reason. The first few months of my freshman year had my parents rushing my grandfather in and out of the hospital because of his failing heart. By this point my grandfather had battled off colon cancer, 3 heart attacks, and 2 open heart surgeries. At age 74 he was not a candidate for a heart transplant but he was able to get a defibrillator. My grandfather’s arrhythmia caused the defibrillator to correct every time my…

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    Depression Monologue

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    briskly walked into my grandparents’ house I expected to see my family at work round the conference-like table, thrashing out some sort of business deal. Instead I was met by dreary-eyed zombies, an eerie silence awash. “God it’s like a Samaritans tea party in here,” I sneered. At that moment my grandfather stumbled in. The normal sharp suit and tie had been replaced with a set of ragged pyjamas. He look gloom, morose, dejected. “Right, what’s on the agenda today?” I asked my PA, or grandma as…

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    I change into comfortable clothes, make dinner, and do homework until it is bedtime. I refuse to be outside of my house after I have changed into different clothes, especially after I’ve showered. There are reasons why I act like I do, it is a bit childish; nonetheless, on that day I never planned for anything out of the ordinary to occur. I remember giggling on my phone while texting my friends, us girls were talking about what any teenage girl would typically talk about. We were talking about…

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    Essay On Long Term Stress

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    emotionally can gravely impact our health.After interviewing my grandfather Joseph Hall I realized that stress has an impact on our aging process. My grandfather, Joseph Hall is a 70 year old retired electrician from Jamaica who is currently living in Queens, NY. Mr. Hall is a father to 13 children and a grandfather to 20 grandchildren that all migrated to America with his sole help.…

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