BIOGRAPHY OF THE CANDIDATE Shirley Smith, or better known as Mum Shirl was born on the 22nd of November 1921 on the Erambie mission—a mission near Cowra, Central Western New South Wales. Shirl’s parents worked as drovers in a town named Grenfell. As well as this Shirl’s father was a counselor at the mission however his powers were extremely limited, such is evident in his inability to prevent Shirl’s grandfather’s expulsion from the mission when she was six. Shirl shared an extremely close bond and
General Court of Massachusetts to organize settlements along the Housatonic River. When Hogeboom died in 1758, Lizzie and her were taken to the house of Hannah and her husband, she was about fourteen at the time. Her slave name was Bett, she was called Mum Bett in her adulthood, and eventually became Elizabeth Freeman. About this time, John Ashley became a very important figure in Sheffield, Massachusetts, which is a large slice of western Massachusetts and would later be known as Berkshire County.
of smoking earlier, in my Drugs and Behavior class, the professor also lecture us about the consequences of smoking and drinking alcohol while pregnant. In my Medical Sociology class, we watched a documentary on pregnant women in Africa, called Dead Mums Don’t Cry. This documentary was remarkable because it compared and contrasted the different point between Africa and the United Kingdom. As the reporter, Steve Bradshaw, stated in the documentary that many women died during their pregnancy because
In the video “Yes Mum”, Jonathan Burton shows a young college students death. The driver (Andrew) and four other friends are drowning. Andrew appeared to be the designated driver but was distracted by the partying and loud music blaring in the background. Him and his friends were taking pictures, eating, and drinking, Andrew got distracted and went off the road. Andrew knows that he is going to die and decides to call his mom for the last time. Andrew tells his mom that he loves her and it shows
became louder with each rake of her body. In between each of Hannah’s loud cries, Hannah’s mum reassured her, whispering, “It’s okay Hannah. It’s not your fault”. With Hannah’s shoulders slumped and her hands tucked away in her pockets, she quietly sat gazing up into the grey sky, trying to calm herself down. As her face became engulfed with sorrow as she stumbled to her feet, she stood in silence looking at her mum with puffy eyes and tear-stained cheeks. “Stop telling me that ‘it’s okay’ and that ‘it’s
woke up from an afternoon nap to the smell of my mum’s cooking. Yay! My mum was back from work. My mum works as a banker and often comes back late, usually around the time I should be in bed so I was excited she was home early. I went into the kitchen, greeted my mum as is custom in my family, looked over at what she was cooking; she was boiling meat, making soup and rice, plenty enough to last for a whole week at least. “Mum, is dad back from work yet?” I said while walking round the kitchen looking
3. The Vicious Cycle So one morning, Mum waited for him to go away in the morning, then she went on a bus back to Shashemeny with the kids! Mum went back to town with her sister and started working, and she and her children were safe at last, but after a while, Mum thought her body shape was starting to change. She feet dizzy or weak and was putting on some weight. She asked her sister if she had noticed her weight change. She said, "Yes, but I thought it might be just because you are not
when Mary was a little girl her mum was preparing dinner but she accidentally added washing up liquid with her knowing. When she put dinner on the table Marry came home from school with her father. While Mary was upstairs in the toilet, Mary's mum and dad helped their selves to the sweet and tasty paste. When Mary came downstairs she saw her mom and dad lying down on the ground perfectly still. Mary walked slowly to her mum repeatedly saying "mum, mum get up mum", but there was no reply. Mary
Van. I gave out a great cry of pain and I could hear my mum coming down the steps from her cabin bed. She switched on a light and I could see blood all over the camper vans lineal floor, I could hear my sister Jenna complaining about the bright light that had awoken her from her deep sleep, Mum told her to go back to sleep. My mum took me up of the floor and placed me into the bed and I can remember jumping up and down with the pain. Mum took me into the bathroom to clean up the blood and I
block made of redwood and fir lumber covered with olive green army canvas. Most of our time was spent waiting in lines at the temporary food kitchens stationed at the center of the park. When father came home for the evening, he would make sure mum was comfortable. He would read something he had just acquired either at work or bought from a street vendor trying to capitalize on the natural events. Father was always a sucker for a good book. We passed many hours in our makeshift home listening
believe we both almost chickened out. I now know why they say that Britain’s biggest talent show can change your life. I still have butterflies from the excitement of being on the stage. I just wish Dad, Mum, or Sunya were here to watch us. It has been almost 200 days now since I have seen Mum. She didn’t come on parent’s evening or Christmas like Jas and I had asked. I really miss her but I am beginning to think that she does not feel the same. She must be too busy with Nigel. I don’t even
relationship with her family members A Step From Heaven is novel by Anna. It’s about the hard life of a young Korean girl’s family after they go to America. The Korean girl called Young Ju who has a really sad family. The only love and happiness is from her mum. His dad always drunk and her brother get more attention. Young Ju loves her family but there are still different relationships between them. Young Ju does not like brother after he was born because he gets more attention and love from all the family
basic question, do you believe that there is a God? My mum grew up in the Hindu faith so was I expecting her to say yes; having foreknowledge that Hinduism is a polytheistic religion believing in many Gods. My mum's answer was, “Yes, although I do not know what his name is.” The second question I asked was, “ How would you characterize your relationship with God and Jesus Christ? What are some factors that contribute to such a point of view?” My mum responded by saying, that “My relationship with God
It got to about an hour and a half when I stared to really worry. I called for mum and dad, "Mum, dad he's been in the bathroom for nearly an hour and a half, I'm starting to worry." Dad decided to knock the door down, when he did we found Nathan sitting on the toilet seat, with a bottle of sleeping pills by his foot. "Nath, Nath! Kelly ring for an ambulance I think he's taken an overdose! Hurry!" mum shouted to me, in tying in vain to wake my brother's lifeless body. "Hello the
open the door, his world was turned upside down. (Act out Marcus entering flat) Monologue: This is surreal, I cannot believe that she has finally done it. An intense wave of panic washes over me, my heart is beating at lightning speed; as though it is Mum is half on and half off the sofa. Her skin is pale white like snow. She has vomited, but there isn't much on her. Her head is
script says “ Taz picks Jess up - Jess's Mum arrives: Later at home Jess's Mum: Chi Chi Chi. He was touching you all over! Put his hands on your bare legs! You're not a young girl anymore! And showing the world your scar! … Jess's Mum: I was married at your age! You don't even want to learn to cook dhal! Jess's Mum: - Good! End of matter! ... Jess: I'm joining a girls' team, they want me to play in proper matches. The coach said I could go far. Jess's Mum: Go far? Go far to where? Jessie. We let
there confused and frightened feeling that there was no way out. The £10 was still in my pocket but soaking wet. I shouldn't even be here. Why didn't I just listen for once? Sitting in front of the television watching Eastenders (omnibus) my mum walks through from the kitchen, "Can you please go down to the groceries for me?" Excuse me; go down the groceries right in the middle of my favourite program, ooh I do not think so. Not for you not for anyone would I miss an episode of that!
Its the June long weekend in 1995 my family has decided to go to Langley Woodlands for a family get away. We packed the car up mum and dad in the front, and me, Lillie and good old barney in the back seat watching movies before we decided to rip out each others brains before we even got there. Not long after we fell asleep in the bad until we arrived to the place. Once we arrived we woke up to the scenery of tress, paths and a big house. Lillee and i rushed inside as soon as the front door opened
Stereotyping of Bend It Like Beckham and Billy Elliot Media In this essay I will discuss about the stereotyping of Bend it like Beckham and Billy Elliot and the different cultures. In Bend it like Beckham the mum of the main character doesn't want her to play football because she is a girl and it isn't honourable for the family. She won't let her play football because of this but Jess plays football behind her back. In Billy Elliot, the boy starts to dance and the dad is against boys
nothing more than a tragic accident. Exactly five days after her disappearance, Mum was found three miles from our house by a lady, Emily Lotridge. Ms. Lotridge fainted from the sight of her and as soon she woke, she alerted Father. In some ways, It was all my fault. Had I been awake, I would've surely stopped Mum dead in her tracks. What absolutely killed me was my lack of words, it would've been nice to remind Mum of my love for her one last time. I should've appreciated her more, like when she