My Family

My family is wonderful. I have brothers, sisters, and parents. What we do is something you can not buy in our family.

My father went to work and took the money to pay the bill. Sometimes he will take us to dinner and volleyball

In our family, there is a cheeky little girl, my older sister Ossiana. She is very cheeky, you will not imagine. My sister goes to the day care every Friday Every time we meet her she always speaks at home.

My name is Alexis, I went to the Westport School and I play basketball and volleyball. I am the biggest child in my family. I am 9 years old, and I really like my sister. There is only one friend at school, but she is my best friend since I went to school.

These moments made me realize that my family loves me. They made me realize that I love my family. My view on the family has made a big change. Even if they had faults or hatred behaviors, I started to love my family. The culprit is a psychologist seeking joy - we are used to going around the family, partners, and children. I do not express their gratitude or love. Because our brains mistakenly believe that they are always there, and we do not need to treat them like special people. As long as we do not actively destroy it, we will be trapped and feel unable to achieve it.

No one can meet a family like me. My family is diversifying. The whole family plays an important role in my family life. My family has four of my father, mother, older brother, and myself. My father is a person bringing money back home and I am in charge of planning and planning family trips. My mother is the person responsible for cooking and I confirm that everyone is eating at the right time. My brother is the darling of this family.

My father's family is from Lansing, Michigan. My grandfather is a prototype mechanic of Oldsmobile. My mother's family is from the West Virginia coal mine. They moved to Pennsylvania to work in the factory in the 1930s. All my aunts and uncles are working in the manufacturing industry, and my father and uncle have taken me to the factory where they are working. In less than 30 years, it has decreased from 50,000 to 22,000. My mother told me that the tinplate factory was closed because the industry changed from tin cans to plasticized steel, but I may have checked it and the story may have been made. Since the 1970s to the 1990s was the biggest blow to the population, globalization may impede employment opportunities.