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Classrooms were hives of activity on the Friday of Fall Parents' Weekend as the families of NMH students experienced teaching at its interactive best on October 6, 2017. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
(they are going to hate me for this.)
My parents, i can't stand them half the time but i would be no where without them. Don't get me wrong i love them but i wish some times that they could loosen up a little more.
When i took these pictures i showed them afterwards and my dad said that he looked strange and my mom just laughed.
Taken: Computer Room/Kitchen
My kids were totally in synch, back in "the day." I like to walk this same beach almost daily--and I always remember these two, learning to love the river at the east tip of the island.
Now they're both out in the world, living on their own--finding jobs, making choices, still obeying their mutual "prime directive"--("don't involve Dad unless it's absolutely necessary")
Flickrfriend RitaGB recently posted a baby photo of her now 8-year-old son, with a caption remarking "they grow up so fast!" Ain't it the truth.
My kids have taken different paths, and aren't in tandem anymore. I watch from the sidelines, invested most assuredly, but aware that my parenting is a spectator sport now. Whatever lessons I had to pass along, by now it's either in their bones or as forgotten as those Father's Day Coupon Books they'd give, "good for one day of working on the boat, Dad."
The age of emancipation--18--was a discussion topic between us the other day. Their Freedom, they think. But the emancipation is the parents'--we are freed of many of the legal responsibilities, while these youngsters hopefully take charge of their own lives.
They still phone, asking for particular favors--to borrow the truck, to get some cash, questions about health insurance and income taxes. Or sometimes, to give me help on navigating the TV remote protocols. It happens fast, like they say. I will buy a new life!
Herminia Marte feeds her nephew, Luis Flores, while enjoying a home-cooked meal with her sister, Martina Marte at Salsa, Salud y Sabor. Each week a different participant cooks for the group. This week their mother, Argentina Rodriguez, was in charge of cooking. The class, which meets every Wednesday over an eight-week period, is sponsored by the YMCA and taught by Marisol Hernandez and Marina Rodriguez. Part of a series of seminars held by The Parent University, the class teaches parents about proper nutrition, serving size and the value of exercise in hopes that they can better educate their children.
| Manuela Marin Salcedo, Staff Photo
Another view of my parent's new house. Tom's Uncle Olin built this place himself. It's sturdy and comfy, and in the midst of a whole bunch of gloriously undeveloped land.
These Parent shieldbugs were in the same place as the Parents with eggs that I photographed earlier in the year though I haven't seen them there since they hatched despite looking. There were about six leaves all covered in these bugs in various stages of development - a good year for Parent Shieldbugs
July 2016 TQ150693 - TQ150694
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Understanding child psychology: Parent should learn and understand how to deal with children so that they get good values in their life. They should know what they should do in front of kids and what they should not. Because children learn from what they see ...In this video Pujya Niruma gives good tips on how parents should deal with children.
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This is one of many scenes I illustrated for an animated feature co-written and produced with my best friend called "Pheromone Boy". It's about a ferociously awkward boy born with excessive amounts of pheromones who when going through puberty springboards an international sexual revolution. The parents on the right are loosely based on my aunt and uncle.
After the Great War (1914 - 1918), a new generation of young people who had survived the war years wanted nothing more than to live their lives in a way that challenged their parents' conventions. They longed for independance and no longer wanted to live in the Victorian and Edwardian villas that were their family homes.
Somewhere like these Arts and Crafts style aprtments in the provincial Victorian city of Ballarat would have suited the newly independant young woman or a well-to-do bachelor. With its Arts and Crafts brick detailing, pebble-dash wall treatment and large windows, this small block of boutique flats would have been light filled and comfortable, as well as being spacious enough to create a new kind of gracious living, without the need of a retinue of servants.
This block with its brickwork, angular roofline and leadlight windows is typical of the post war Arts and Crafts movement that came out of England.
October 24-26, 2014, Amherst families came to campus to sit in on a class, cheer on a sports team, listen to a lecture or museum talk, or attend a concert.
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- U.S. Air Force Academy -- Air Force Academy Cadets participate in in a parents weekend parade at Stillman Field Aug. 31 (U.S. Air Force photo/Joshua Armstrong)
Birth place: Burnt Mill, Essex
Date of birth: 1895
Parents: Francis Robert and Kate Woodall of 87 Waverley Place, Reading
1911 census occupation and address: Apprentice General Engineering, 87 Waverley Road, Reading
Death date: 16 Aug 1916
Enlistment location: Reading
Rank: Private
Regiment: Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment)
Battalion: 1/4th Battalion
Service No: 2764
Death location: France
Type of casualty: Killed in action
Cemetery/memorial name: Thiepval Memorial
Grave/memorial reference: Pier and Face 11 D
Honours/awards: Victory, British and Star Medals
Link to Reading University College: Unknown
In loving memory of our dear parents Arthur Curry died 28th December 1947 aged 65 years .
Margaret Ann died 31st December 1969 aged 85 years.
'At Rest'.
In loving memory of Arthur Curry died 28th December 1947 aged 65 years.
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