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Paul Zayer asked:


People always fascinated me. Most of my time in my life I have spend it dealing with people in different competences of social work. I really like seeing people develop and grow. I like watching people achieve objectives that they thought were impossible to reach. In many ways watching my customers grow and develop is the same as watching my children mature. Each of them is so different from the other, yet they share the same belief systems and values.

Through her teenage years, my daughter and I have had a love **** relationship. I think it was just like most mother and daughter relationships, and like my relationship with my own mother, we have become very close now that my daughter is an adult. She has always been fascinated with weddings. She likes very much to go to weddings at our church, even if she does not know the people, she plead to be able to sit in the back of the church and look at the bride walk down the aisle. She would buy bridal magazines to look at the designer wedding dresses. One year, for her birthday, she wanted to attend to the bridal show so she could watch the models in the various designer wedding dresses.

She was not thinking about or visualizing her own wedding, she just liked to see all of the ornaments and gowns and the cakes that people chose. After a few years I realized that she had quite an eye for details and that her ideas about wedding plans and designer wedding dresses were excellent. I did not know if this talent would lead to anything, but I did like her sense of style. She signed up for general education courses at the local university when she graduated from high school. She stayed at home because the commute was less than thirty minutes from our house to the campus.

One day she came home from the University very excited. She saw a help wanted sign when she looked in the windows at designer wedding dresses. She went in to make an application for the job and was employed. Her job is to help clients try on wedding dresses and bridesmaid’s dresses. She will help with measuring and taking orders. She is so excited about this new job. She went to the fast food establishment where she has been working since she was seventeen and gave her two week notice. Because she will be surrounded by bridal wear every day, she thinks she got a job from heaven. I do not know if it will lead to a full time career, but right now she is extremely happy. That what is important to me.



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I know it might be an odd question but I have to ask. Should kids wear watches? Different people that come from different backgrounds may have different answers. Watches, since their first introduction, have been defined as necessity of time devices and ornaments of trend and fashion. My point that kids should wear watches are based on the three aspects listed bellow.

Watches help kids to form a good habit. One of the most valued characters that can determine a person’s credibility, personal influence is his promise keeping ability. And that character is especially reflected in the practice of keeping his time. A watch perfectly helps this by reminding its wearer the time at the ease of a simple glance. Keeping a wrist watch, one could probably never miss meetings or some other important arrangements. Human are the creature of habits. To form a good time keeping habit, one need to establish the principle from his childhood. I think put a watch around a kid’s wrist is a not a bad idea to do. A watch serves not only mere time device but also a symbol of mindset to keep his time.

Watches help parents save money and concerns otherwise they will receive big figures phone bills and other issues caused. Years ago, few people had cell phone. Today, walk outside and it seems like everyone has a cell phone glued to their ears – including elementary school kids. Are this all right? I mean give such a sophisticate device to a 10 years old or even less is really reasonable? Apart from the phone abuse or lost issue, the physical hurt of the early use of cell phone to a child has been reported. Cell phone causes eye pain, poor eye sight and sleeplessness. Many children stay too late with their cell, just text or talk with friends through their cell. Other potential danger is still uncertain but surely it exist. I know the parental concerns of safety. Their primary purposes of giving their kids a cell are keeping them in touch when needed and calling emergencies. But we can not rely on a cell and think nothing will happen to them and children also need independence to grow. From my part, cell phones should not give to kids until they can use them and understand well why they get them. As to the fact of many parents choose cells as the presents to their kids, my advice is save your money and the troubles by giving a watch instead!

A watch reflects history, fashion and the characters of its wearer. Each type of watch has hundreds years of history, and own a watch means own a piece of history. Tell your kids the history and culture behind the watch when you give them one. Watch represent fashion. Watches have been marketed as a trendy accessory or a gadget in a variety of designs and colors. Though trend has nothing to do with kids, but they will find ones they like. Also a watch can reflect the characters of its wearer. Choose a watch has the proper type and style to your kids helps mode healthy and positive characters.



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