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My Family is My life

                    “Family is not an important thing. It's everything.”

My family has always been there to support and encourage me to conquer and find success in all life challenges. The position of every member of my family, in their own way, is unique and significant. I am thankful to God for growing up in a home love and discipline. My family values are certainly going to make me become a happier person.

The family is a precious gift of God that plays the most crucial role in the life of any human. I enjoy my family so much and I have both good and difficult moments for all my family members. From spiritual lessons to love and support, without any demand, my family has always supported me. There is no question that when we truly interact with them, we witness our greatest triumphs.

Families are an important aspect of one's life. It doesn't matter whether you have a family that's small or large, as long as you have one. A family acts as the child's first kindergarten, where you think about different things. Only from their families comes the profound awareness of one's history and identity. You are a product of your heritage, in other words. All the positive practices and forms that one has incorporated come only from their kin. I am so grateful to have been born into a family that has made me a happier person. Families are an important part of one's being in my view.

                            The love of a family is life’s greatest blessing

My family has always been there to inspire and help me to resolve and find success in all life challenges. Each member's role in my family is special and significant in its own way. I thank God that I grew up in a family full of discipline and love. My family values are surely going to motivate me to become a stronger person.

My family is a lifeline to which I can escape, regardless of the situation that I face. I am driven by my family to be a positive citizen and to help me nurture good values. We, people, are creatures who spread love and care about one another and live together and this togetherness is called family. The lack of such a godly relationship renders us equal to animals.

My family has been always by my side in ups and downs. They have taught me how to be a better person. My family consists of four siblings and my parents. We also have a pet dog that is no less than our family.

However, they do not realize its importance. Families are essential as they help in our growth. They develop us into becoming a complete person with an individual identity. Moreover, they give us a sense of security and a safe environment to flourish in.

Families are the only ones who believe in you when the whole world doubts you. Similarly, when you are down and out, they are the first ones to cheer you up. Certainly, it is a true blessing to have a positive family by your side.

In such a loving atmosphere, family value and development allows me to pass on all the challenges and difficulties that I face in my everyday life. Our families will never leave us alone, regardless of the situation we face. For me, my family is a joy and I value both of my family with equal reverence and affection.

                               My father has always been my hero

My father is my role model for many reasons. First and foremost I admire his passion for work. That is why he is so respected in his office as well. He is always there to help his colleagues even if it is not his work. In fact, one can always see him spending weekends helping others out. Moreover, my father is a simple man. He does not like expensive things and lives an easy and peaceful life. Also, he never shouts on anyone of us. I wonder if he ever gets angry on anything as he takes everything so calmly and takes his time to decide upon things.

He is a caring and obedient person who takes care of my whole family. He is an engineer by trade and is a very hardworking person. He is an articulate guy who replies in a witty way to all my questions. My father loves his own parents, my mother and any family member.

Family value and progress in such a caring environment allows me to carry on all the struggles and problems I encounter in my daily life. Regardless of the situation we face, our family will never leave us behind. My family is a blessing for me and with equal respect and love I value all of my family. My father does not like sitting idle. Occasionally, on holidays, if he sees my sister and me doing nothing and just idling our time, he gives us one or the other job. He is still very organized and has all of his papers well organized.

“My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.”

A father is the one who maintains strict discipline among the family members and is looked upon with respect by everyone. He shows the right path to his children and motivates them to achieve the goals of their lives through proper education. A father is the one who stands rock solid beside his family and protects them from the evils of society. He acts as the root of his family and binds each member with love and respect.

My father is my friend as well. I can discuss everything with my father, even those that I dare not speak in front of my mother. I know that he shall keep it a secret and give the advice I need. He is the one whom I can rely upon blindly during any hour of need, and I know that he shall be there for me.

My father plays an important role in the family. He is in fact considered as the head of the family. However, I feel that both father and mother have a distinctive role to play in bringing up their children.

                     “There is nothing as sincere as a mother's kiss.”

She is my mother, the greatest influence in my life. Not only as a mom but also as a friend. A time that is really prominent in my mind, that I hope I will always remember, is the year when I was doing poorly in English class and I wanted to drop it. The "easy way out" as my mom called it. She helped me realize that I was intelligent enough to be in the class that is why I was put in it, and that I could do anything I put my mind to. The talk with my mom helped me tremendously. Not only because she gave me good advice but because she was talking to me like a friend would, being understanding of where I was coming from and about my feelings.

He has taught me the real meaning of strength. My siblings are my best friends on whom I can always fall back on. Even my pet dog has taught me the meaning of loyalty. He always cheers me up whenever I don’t feel good. My family is my power that keeps pushing me to achieve newer heights

She has taught me to always try my best, to treat everyone equally, to not give up when things get hard. She tells me to at all times be honest because in the end, lies always hurt more. She instills the importance of family and of doing well at school in me. When I make decisions and she doesn't always agree with them, she makes sure that I know that she is behind me all the way because she wants me to always be happy. She has taught me right from wrong and the significance of self-respect

          “Life began with waking up and loving my mother's face.”

Additionally, she taught me how to walk, speak, and take care of myself. Similarly, every bigger step that I have taken in my life is all because of my mother. Because, if she hasn’t taught me how to take small steps then I won’t be able to take these bigger step.

Within each family member, lies my strength. My mother is my strength as I can always count on her when I need a shoulder to cry on. She believes in me more than any other person. She is the backbone of our family. My father is someone who will always hide away his troubles for the sake of his family.

My mother is an ordinary woman she is my superhero. In every step of my, she supported and encouraged me. Whether day or night she was always there for me no matter what the condition is. Furthermore, her every work, persistence, devotion, dedication, conduct is an inspiration for me

In short, I will forever be indebted to my family for all they have done for me. I cannot imagine my life without them. They are my first teachers and my first friends. They are responsible for creating a safe and secure environment for me at home. I can share everything with my family as they never judge one another. We believe in the power of love above everything and that drives us to help each other to become better human beings.

      “A brother shares childhood memories and grown-up dreams.”

My brother is very polite by nature and is loved by one and all. He often shares his chocolates, sweets and candies with me. He loves playing snakes and ladders and Ludo with me during weekends. He shares everything with me and is very comfortable discussing his classes, school friends and homework with me.

When someone asks you “Who is your biggest role model and why?” normally people say their parents or some famous figurehead. They don’t typically say their sibling.

For me, though, my brother is and has always been my biggest role model.

He has supported me, cheered me on, given me (mostly) unbiased advice, and has simply been there for me my entire life.

He has shown me that having a real personality, and not hiding it, will get you a long way. He taught me that being weird and unique is a good thing and if someone else can’t see that, they aren’t worth the time or effort.

My brother may not always be at my side, but he is always in my heart.

From my brother, I have learned to love comic books, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Pokémon, and movies so bad they’re good.

Growing up with him, I was taught how to perfect my sarcasm, a skill we both used (and still use) to drive our parents nuts.

Even though I think all of these things are important skills to have, I know that my brother has taught me some even more important things, whether he knows it or not.

While watching his experience in college when I was only in junior high, I told myself that I would get my degree to make him proud. Now that I am extremely close to that goal, I have set an even higher one for myself, again for my brother.