how can improve my family circle?
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Forgive and understand.  After a few times of forgiving and keeping the peace, others will notice.  Leading by example is a great way to get others to join in. :-D
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Family members' opinions but I'm trying! :)
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I dont think u can find the answer here.\nhow about u ask people in ur area? u can ask your neigbours or the big men in ur family.\nPeace on u\nhuS
35064
Offer your sympathies to the family and offer to do anything that they need. Then follow through since some people have a hard time asking for help. Making sandwiches, snacks, or a casserole is also nice.
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I wish i had a big family..i have only one sister and i keep telling my mum that i want more than one sister..and she tells me it is enough..You really should be proud of your family you father is a doctor and your mother is a lawyer..i think this is something to be proud of \nBig families are something so much more fun than small families..you have a lot of brothers and sisters to take with..So you know how to make friends easily..YOu learn social skills..\n, you have Great family time, You get a lot of presents for your birthday.\n..The most important thing is that you have alot of people to trust in\nAround Holidays you should have so much fun because you are alot\nOnce again i think you should be proud of your family\n\nyou are LUCKY
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Develop a friendly relationship. If you are a parents don’t react in front of your children. If you are children be polite and ask for explanation if your idea or thoughts don’t match with your parents.\n\nIf two people start walking form two side of a road at some point they will meet. This parents and children relationship is a mutual factor. As a parent if you can develop a friendly relation so that your children know you are the person they can go to and as a children you have to know no matter what happen your parents will be always there for you.
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Im trying to support my own family...not everyone else
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Do a cookbook.Have the members contribute family favorites and the sell the books.Go to www.morriscookbooks.com\n\nMy church group raised a lot of money this way.
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study people watch how they react to certian things and their posture, their tone, theis movenemts, what they are wearing.  It takes practice, and time.  Remember, a single glance can tell you a lot about someone.  Try this: sit in the park and watch people, you can even start by watching your family nad feeling what is going on.  You will fell a difference that is suttle in the "air" about the area.  After you get your family down, move on to strangers and just talk to people.  Good luck.
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well first talk it over with your family decide as a family make a meeting and make sure everyones opinion is heard and just because you dont agree with sumones opinion dont throw it out make sure everyone is comfortable about letting you know their opinion
660031
Get a book. Or try to start to talk to other people. Or you could start to hang out with your friends friends. Then you'll be one big happy family!
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Ignore them. Your family is more important.
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i'm pretty busy this evening. \n\nwhat you need are more relatives, cousins, aunts, grandmas.
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Family is huge!!  They are your backbones.  The protectors.  Something that you really need to keep up with.
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Don't beat yourself up over this. You mother understands how busy you are. Of course she loves you and wants you to visit, do your best, have them over for dinner once in a while. Invite them to the kids sporting events. If they can't attend. Take lots of pictures and stick them in a card and mail them off to them. It would be a nice surprise in their mailbox.  It's the little things that you do that will ensure your mom that you love her too.  Wish I could have been more help but this is what I do with my own mother and it seems to work well for us.
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There are some strategies you might want to consider:\n\n1) Foster a closer relationship with him. At first glance this may seem out-of-point, but a closely-knit family develops closer bonds between family members and this translates into more responsible behaviour.\n\n2) Share stories of yourself when you were younger, the kinds of things that you used to help your parents do around the house and reminisce about how fun it was.\n\n3) Avoid threats - ways that encourage him towards voluntarily chipping in as a member of the family should be used over punitive methods that may repel him further, especially at this rebellious phase during the teen years.\n\nMany eastern societies, like those in countries such as Singapore, Japan or Hong Kong do not adopt the western practice of youngsters moving out of the family home once they reach a certain age. In fact, most children stay with their parents until they get married. Hence the family bond is very strong in such cultures, which emphasizes responsibility towards the family.\n\nI'm sure your son will help more around the house. Start him off gently and I'm sure you'll enjoy the extra help around the house.\n\nCheers!\nALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE
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Find your local rotary site. They are a wonderful program to go with, they were the best one i've used. The people you meet are amazing and they do a good job of setting it up so that you change families and settings enough to get a good feel for the life and culture there. They also, unlike some other choices, keep in good touch with you and follow up to see how your doing and if you need anything. They were also the cheapest I found, your cost is really your plane ticket, then they give you a number of things to take, as well as pay you a monthly allowance while you are in your host country.