Saturday, October 26, 2013

Doubts of Dating

this week was very interesting in class because a lot of what we talked about was dating and that is something that i have never struggled with. the world is beginning to grow blind for the purpose of dating. which is sad because you can learn so much about other people and most importantly you find out who you are and what you really want out of life.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

The Confusion of the world

To much of the world is confused about what is expected of men and women, in fact a lot of the world assumes that what is expected of men and women are the same, well news flash if we were meant to be the same thing and accomplish the same thing God would have created us the same, well the last time I checked there is a significant difference between me and my soon to be wife. We are different but that is the beauty of it all that is one of the divine purposes of our mortal existence, to grow and learn from one another's differences. O to often people say "there is no difference in gender people can chose whatever gender they want and to think of men and women as different is discrimination" well let me speak my mind. My belief is we were all created to be what we were created as, I believe all men were created equal, the right to be equally respected, equally loved, and to have equal opportunity, but that does not mean we all were created and or have the same purpose. A dishwasher and a microwave both are common appliances in a kitchen and just because there purposes are different does not make one more important than the other, and in a similar note I cannot get angry at my dishwasher because it cant worm up my left overs or get mad at my microwave because it doesn't clean my dishes. So it is with all of us, I cant hope to be or do what my Grandmother, mother, sister, and wife can and have accomplished but i can be the best grandson, son, brother, and husband that I can be to the best of my abilities. There is a beauty in this completeness and a true happiness in the knowledge that men and women can truly be proud of who what they are and that together they can accomplish more and find greater joy than they ever could alone.

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Culture and family.

     Our discussions on culture and its role in the family this week have been quite eye opening. to often we look at cultures as this barrier that separates the way people live usually recognized by country or race, but the truth is most of the time Culture is not a barrier to separate and block but a doorway to teach and show how much there really is in the world. Culture is a form of being, a declaration of who we are and what we believe and it is not bound by country limits or race but is all around us. my good friend from next door was raised in a similar but yet different culture than I was, you cant stop it but you can change it. I believe the culture we should try to surround ourselves with the most is one of love and family.

Friday, October 11, 2013

Acor, Sidney
Anderson, Ashley
Atwell, Emma

Barney, Camille
Bohn, Lindsey
Bowman, Hayley
Callister, Katrina
Capener, KateLyn
Conant, Sydney
Cruz, Daisy
Cunningham, Darryl
Durbidge, Samuel
Eberle, Kristina
Egbert, Breanna

Evans, Brenn
Fokken, Renee
Gardner, Kristi
Gopaul, Katrina
Hall, Sara Jane
Hamilton, Mikaila
Harris-Cumings, Apolonia
Houser, Britt
Howell, Lorin
Hubbard, Nicole
Ibarra, Marissa
Ingold, Makenna
Johnson, Krystle
Kaiser, Nick
Kellogg, Mandi
Little, Emily
Marshall, Nichole
Merrell, Stefanie Mic  http://stefaniesinsights.blogspot.com/

Meyers, Caleb
Minson, Emily
Moody, Anna
Pahl, Brianna
Patrick, Cheyenne
Pincock, Shanae
Pottle, Hannah
Ramos, Sara
Ream, Cameron
Roberts, Emily
Rowley, Brenna
Skovensky, Ellie
Snare, Tyler
Startup, Peyton
Steiner, Taushalyn
Stewart, Stephanie
Stock, Raini
Stoker, Jessica
Stone, Brandon
Wheeler, Josh

Whiting, Mollie
Wilson, Leslie
Young, Krista

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Week Three

There was a lot this week I found interesting but the most fascinating thing we experienced i found was when we did the mock therapy session. I was fascinated at how Brother Williams worked off other people's emotions and a central love for the child to bring the parents together. It really showed how easily people can grow apart  but also that they can grow back together with the right motivation. The hard part is finding the right motivation that will be powerful enough to restore the family to a healthy state.