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My parents being busy people most of the time with kids, work and personal work they always decided to hire extra help around the house.

As each kid grows up they can always say that they were taught valuable lessons from their parents. And yes this is true, as a teenager I know I did a lot of redundant things that my parents where there gladly to teach me a lesson with a very long verbal lecture.

Hello my name is Jacob Miller. I am 16 years old and I live in Chicago. I was born on March 19, 1940. I was born to a mother who was a nurse that took great care of her patients and a father who was a restaurant owner. Growing up with three other siblings, I was the youngest out of four. With a mother as a nurse and a father as a business owner, you can say that my siblings and I grew up with sort of a wealthy lifestyle

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A few weeks later me and Trevon became good friends.

My parents being busy people most of the time with kids, work and personal work

As each kid grows up they can always say that they were taught valuable lessons from their parents.

I was born to a mother who was a nurse that took great care of her patients and a father who was a restaurant owner. Growing up with three other siblings I was the youngest out of four. With a mother as a nurse and a father as a business owner you can say that me and my siblings grew up with sort of a wealthy lifestyle.

Issa always likes to go fishing in the summer and i remember one day we went to lake michigan where we stayed for hours just try and catch a fish and the only thing we learned was “patience” and after all i am still learning new stuff about and so is he learning about me.

3 years ago we crossed by each other randomly at the orland square mall and it took us a few seconds to realize that we actually met after a couple of years so he invited me to their house and we ate dinner together with his family and stayed for the whole day and after a few days we went for a road trip and even camped outside and therefore our friendship became stronger by time, and he stayed here in chicago and i went back and few months i came back here and saw him again and i was actually so happy to see that me and him are studying at the same school(moraine valley community college) so since i came here we do everything together and even studying together but at the same time he never changed since day one he still has some problems and bad habits and i always tell him to stop for example smoking or play less video games and that’s something i want him to rethink about it but it’s funny tho how we see each other and after a while our personal lives makes us busy and just move away for a while

Issa is one of my childhood friends we met when i was about 12 years old,he was born in the same city that i was born in which is nablus,in general he is a guy who is an independent guy and the cool thing about him that he never misses a chance and i can say that he is just like me we never consider dreams as we consider our goals so dreams fade but goals stay, Issa is smart guy but he always think about getting married early and settle down with a nice looking women so that can be something that i hope he consider planning for it later.

At this time Oday carried that huge responsibility of being the oldest man in the family, life put him in that situation of being responsible of taking care of his mom and his four siblings, he had a hard time with doing it, his family to forget what recently happened and keep going, he always wanted to see his mom smiling, he hated seeing her tears when she remembers his dad and the way he died far away from her. It was hard for him, but he could do it, he kept moving between the United States and Jordan, until the day that he convinced his mom to go back to America and live their with him , and they actually moved, and the life became way better. now he can see his mom and siblings easily, at least he doesn't feel alone anymore, but who knows maybe he still feel alone without his father with him after these years, maybe that seeing his family reminds him of everything happened, maybe he can’t describe the sadness that he feels or he doesn't want to show it to them that, and always the mask of being the strong man who can handle everything, and maybe he really forgot, maybe he’s doing okay and he’s happy with his life. Who knows what’s going on. His young brother said “ he has wisdom from the hard and different experiences that he went through, he always makes my think deeply, spending time with him is like spending time with a sixty years old man, because of the way he thinks about life, and the lessons he tries to give me”.

we don’t want to meet those pessimist people, the ones who make you feel that it’s the end of the world, who always know how to put obstacles in your way and make you believe that you can't escape it anymore ,

. She loves being a preschool teacher but she feels like it would have been better if she went for her bachelors in teaching.

. Sonia's greatest accomplishment in life was her three kids. Sonia's most memorable childhood memory was all of the vacations that she and her family went on every summer growing up because that was the only time her dad wasn't working, so he would use that time off to spend time with his family on vacation and they would have fun hanging out with each other.

This interview is going to be about my friend Sonia and her life.

The most common mask is the emotional one , it protects us from vulnerability, the one we wear to hide our fear, weakness, failure, grief, and pain.

I always feel them, I believe that each one of us has a stranger inside, when my mom yells at me I tell myself that this is not her this is the stranger in her, because the real one wouldn't yell , when my friends looks and act weird I tell myself that this is the stranger of them is the one who makes them do this , even the strangers around me also have strangers in themselves.

Have you ever tried to get out of yourself, to travel through the silence for a moment, that moment when you leave the whole world behind you, when you step outside of your zone, when your brain travels across a long imaginary distance with no specific destination, and landed on the place where there is nobody else there except for you and your complicated emotions, imaginations, pains, worries, thoughts and fears.when your brain is focusing on something indiscernible and unknown and not even allowing your pupil to move or your eyes to blink.

so if you look in what was the world used to be 20 years ago and what it is right now, you will see a huge difference but at same direction of a worse world,