Families
are one the most important things in my life. One of the reasons why I’m the
person that I am today is because of my family. I learned most my values and
morals from my family. My family consists of happy, loving, and caring people.
Each of my relatives cares for one another’s feelings. We try our best to help
one another during the obstacles we face everyday.
Sometimes
I wonder what would happen if I didn’t have my family. My family helps me
through my struggles and is always there for me. My happiness comes from the
others in my family. The love that my family gives me makes each day of my life
worth living.
Having
a loving, caring, close-knit family makes the world that we live in a little
easier. I believe that families whether blood-related or not, are the reasons
that make us happy. My families are my friends and my blood-relatives. These
people help me overcome my daily struggles, and are the people that I know I
can rely on during a time in need. I know that I can depend on family and they
can depend on me. The importance of my family lies in the inter-lying effect of
helping one another. Families create happiness, love, and care—these people are
the people we will always have.
Family
is defined by the love and care. These people that are a part of your family
are people that doesn’t necessarily mean that they need to be blood-relatives.
The people that you can depend on and creates happiness defines what a family
is. Families always go through challenges, but families also find a way to
resolve these challenges.
Every
family has their own ways of spending time together. My family spends time
together by having family dinners on everyone’s birthday. Our family dinners
are filled with food, love, and joy. Our family dinners are a time where my
family is happiest. Whether it’s my blood-relatives or my friends we always
have a dinner together. I have a really big family, so most of the time our
family dinners are packed with homemade food and, much appreciation and love.
From
my family, I learn to appreciate the love and care that we have for one another
I learn to appreciate our traditions and our morals because these traditions
and morals are what make up our inevitable bond with one another. My family is
like what George Burns said; “Happiness is having a large, loving, caring,
close-knit family in another city.”
I completely agree with this post. Having such a close family bond is something irreplaceable. I really like the way you led up to the quote by first describing your own family relationships then stated the quote. Something that I didn't think about.
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Post 2: I thought your reflections on free-writing were interesting. I particularly liked what you said about learning about your internal critic- an important lesson to come out of free-writing (in fact, one of the breakthrough lessons of free-writing, in my opinion).
ReplyDeletePost 3: I like that you have worked with the blogging genre here and included pictures, etc. This is an interesting reflection on family. I'm not sure how it relates to Burns's quote, though...
I agree with Neptune you wrote it really well and I like how you built up to the quote. I love my family and I agree that you do not have to be blood related to consider people as your family. I consider my best friends my sisters because they are always there for me and I can always count of them.
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