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Always respect your parents ! No matter their cultural background. One might just see it as a crutch or, on the other hand an advantage ! Gee ! I guess I shouldn't be putting ideas in someones head ! Now onward and upward to another obscure National day :
RESPECT FOR PARENTS DAY
On August 1, Respect for Parents Day recognizes the leadership roles parents play in not only a child’s life but also in our communities.
Parents provide their children the first expression of love and sense of security. As protectors and nurturers, parents set a foundation for leading and teaching children to be responsible. Each parent provides a form of communication and a way of making decisions and correcting mistakes.
A parent’s role in the community is essential, too.
In an effort to “make our families become united and strong by recognizing the leadership roles parents have, and to reinstate the respect for parents that was evident in the past,” Respect for Parents Day was born. These are the words of Marilyn Dalrymple from Lancaster, CA as she created Respect for Parents Day which is celebrated annually on August 1st.
This day was created as a reminder that parents deserve and require respect and for all to consider the value that parents have in society. This isn’t limited to children only. Those who hold power over families must likewise respect the parent.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Make sure you are respectful to your parents. Post on social media using #RespectForParentsDay and encourage others to join in.
HISTORY
Marilyn Dalrymple from Lancaster, CA created Respect For Parents Day which is celebrated annually on August 1st. You can sign the proclamation written by Mrs. Dalrymple at Respect for Parents Day.
RESPECT FOR PARENTS DAY
On August 1, Respect for Parents Day recognizes the leadership roles parents play in not only a child’s life but also in our communities.
Parents provide their children the first expression of love and sense of security. As protectors and nurturers, parents set a foundation for leading and teaching children to be responsible. Each parent provides a form of communication and a way of making decisions and correcting mistakes.
A parent’s role in the community is essential, too.
In an effort to “make our families become united and strong by recognizing the leadership roles parents have, and to reinstate the respect for parents that was evident in the past,” Respect for Parents Day was born. These are the words of Marilyn Dalrymple from Lancaster, CA as she created Respect for Parents Day which is celebrated annually on August 1st.
This day was created as a reminder that parents deserve and require respect and for all to consider the value that parents have in society. This isn’t limited to children only. Those who hold power over families must likewise respect the parent.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Make sure you are respectful to your parents. Post on social media using #RespectForParentsDay and encourage others to join in.
HISTORY
Marilyn Dalrymple from Lancaster, CA created Respect For Parents Day which is celebrated annually on August 1st. You can sign the proclamation written by Mrs. Dalrymple at Respect for Parents Day.
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Two nations divided by a common language
Do you think you are sometimes misunderstood, could it be the language difference, even when we are speaking the same language? This my latest moto vlog may ...
Good afternoon, my friend SGT John " Mac " McConnell. I was raised by British parents in Philadelphia and in a nearby suburb. They demonstrated respect for all and were not biased at all. We lived in a suburb full of USA parents who tended to be biased by faith and skin color. Most were Roman catholic in that neighborhood and had little appreciation for protestants or agnostics like my family was.
The video is lampooning the fact that USA English is unique to this nation and is similar but decidedly different in common vernacular from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK and virtually everywhere else they speak "English" :-)
Two nations divided by a common language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T-nq03XJ1U
FYI PO1 William "Chip" Nagel PO1 H Gene Lawrence MSgt David Hoffman MSG (Join to see) SGT Mark Anderson SGT Mark Rhodes SGT Jim Arnold SSgt Terry P. Maj Robert Thornton SFC (Join to see) SGT Steve McFarland Col Carl Whicker MSG Andrew White Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. Sgt (Join to see) COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC (Join to see)
The video is lampooning the fact that USA English is unique to this nation and is similar but decidedly different in common vernacular from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK and virtually everywhere else they speak "English" :-)
Two nations divided by a common language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T-nq03XJ1U
FYI PO1 William "Chip" Nagel PO1 H Gene Lawrence MSgt David Hoffman MSG (Join to see) SGT Mark Anderson SGT Mark Rhodes SGT Jim Arnold SSgt Terry P. Maj Robert Thornton SFC (Join to see) SGT Steve McFarland Col Carl Whicker MSG Andrew White Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. Sgt (Join to see) COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC (Join to see)
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