All or not 5, some are already 6, giving them the means to bully.
Mine is almost the youngest, shy, and with language barrier.
I was the one who made her talk in Tamil.
No doubt she will one day be more fluent in American English than I will ever want her to be.
Today, getting hit by a bigger girl.
How this is going to change her is a question that remains to be answered.
Hopefully,
she will learn more than the older one.
How not to tease the helpless and develop a kind soul…
Source: DallasKS blog
1. I would love to gaze at the world go by as I sip tea from study with Sudha Ragunathan in background. Plan the activities my daughter and I will be doing later that day. Use my brain to solve problems for corporations.
2. I need 4 square meals a day, gallons of tea, an artistically done place to live.
3. I need to know that I will not run out financial resources to educate my daughter, or to upkeep family’s health. I also need to know I will not be penniless in old-age or be a burden to my daughter.
4. I want to reduce the pressure on my spouse as a sole bread-winner
I need a job that satisfies ALL of the above, not just 2, 3, and 4. Is it really that hard to get?
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