Always on My Mind

influence of my parents. I received an education not really strict but based on trust and respect. Those are two values that my parents transmit me. I am and always have been more influenced by my father. He works as a speech therapist in a neurology practice; he is great in his work, which makes it easy for him to like it. He influences me on the way that I want to be passionate about my work. He teaches me that it is the most important thing to do a good job. During my life, I always give a strong

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reality, a young girl who suffers from anorexia nervosa. She doesn't see herself like she really is. She thinks she is always too fat compared to what she would be. And yet she is pretty with her curves. In the mirror we can catch sight of cuddly toys, posters, some pictures... She is so young, so innocent. She isn't aware of what she inflicts on her body. It's a vicious circle, always more thin. It becomes an obsession. Get through the call of the food, of her body which shouting it is hungry. She

I am like still water, waiting for movement, Though I know I’m dancing to my own tune, I just wonder who is feeding me the music. An excellent man; he has no enemies; and none of his friends like him. Oscar Wilde Everything popular is wrong. Oscar Wilde Experience is one thing you can't get for nothing. Oscar Wilde There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it's all dark." Pink Floyd ♥ you Can Only See What I Choose To Show. -Truth is still absolute. Believe that

matters for me too . I'd love to managed equally my work and life aspects, but I know myself and if my job really matters to me, if I'm doing something that I deeply like , I would be absorbed by it . That's why I don't want to have kids now or in the 8 years coming: because I have any , I want to raise them properly and I 'd have to work That's a big issue for women more than for men and I am always wondering about how I would be able to managed my work-life managed . I admire women that have

It's a big fat myth that being thinner makes you happier By Ursula Hirschkorn Last updated at 4:26 PM on 8th October 2010 * Add to My Stories What woman doesn’t believe that losing a few pounds would somehow make her happier? That if her thighs were less wobbly and her jeans less tight she would become a new woman, that all her problems would melt away with the fat? We all believe that being slim is the path to happiness because everything we see and read tells us so, from the slender

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Words and dance Words and dance – cerebral work and harmonious motion – seem to be a priori at two opposite ends of a spectrum. Yet, I have had ample opportunity, in my not so short life, to ponder on the special relationship I have always had with both, and on the interconnection I see in them. Words and dance – as well as music, painting and sculpture – are means of expression. From time immemorial, words, or rather articulated sounds, have served to express from the simplest physical needs

When the door opened, Mrs. Pennington said, "hello", but, before she had a real chance to say "thank you", the mail blew out of the mailman's hands, into the house and the front door slammed in his face. Mrs. Pennington ran to pick up the mail. "Oh my," she said. Tommy was watching the shutters open and then shut, open and then shut. b)-This story talks about a boy, Tommy that whishes he could be a leaf to see new thing he had never seen before. He becomes a leaf and meets two other ones :

follow his bent. The goal, therefore, of training such as Maupassant's own is not the at- tainment of an absolutely best method, but the discovery of the special subject and the scheme of treatment which are most in harmony with the writer's mind. As Louis Bouilhet, another early ix Guy de Maupassant adviser, used to remind him, an output of a hun- dred lines is enough to stamp a man as an artist, if they are the hundred which express his essence of originality. But if no