Jessica, A Young Mother and Her Entrepeneurship

"Hi Monica, this is James from ABC Company. I have some questions regarding the financial data you sent me yesterday. Can you give me a call back when you have time? My number is 595-123-4567. Thank you."

"Two Kinds" by Amy Tan is about the intricacies and complexities in the relationship between a mother and daughter. Throughout the story, the mother imposes upon her daughter, Jing Mei, her hopes and dreams for her. Jing Mei chooses not what her mother wants of her but only what she wants for herself. She states, "For, unlike my mother, I did not believe I could be anything I wanted to be. I could be only me" (Tan 1). Thus this "battle of wills" between mother and daughter sets the conflict of the story.

Thea wakes up first, so she wakes Lily up and they play on their floor for a while until Tom comes in and joins them, Toms says that it's good to let you child side out once in a while. Addison comes in the room and says that breakfast is ready and that everyone should come and sit at the table. Tom and the girl's go and sit at the table and it's full of food again.

After the freaky deep voice, I gave them a silence response. Instantly I hung up with no idea who the guy is. I am under tree all alone standing in the middle of nowhere thinking I really want my mom now. Hoping I could ring her right now, I had no phone service. Seeing the alert made me wonder how I could answer the anonymous call? Something told me that there were some strange things happening.

- After the client explains the reason for his call, Kaylonni foreshadows the flow of the call--advising that she will need to transfer to assist. While Kaylonni mentions the "Servicing Team" she is sure to explain that they "specialize in payments."

Realizing that Tommy saw the entire thing, singing “what about the boy? He saw it all.” His parents then turn to the young boy and mandate that, “you didn’t hear it. You didn’t see it. You won’t say nothing to no one ever in your life.”

Before Mrs. Watson became an entrepreneur, she was on the verge of a divorce, quit college, and had to drive the school buses part-time making $14,000 a year to make ends meet. Later she bought a home and she smarted up to the world of entrepreneurship when she realized her realtor made $4,000 for closing on her home in which she did all the work. Mrs. Watson has had some hard times in the business also. She sold the business she began in 2005 and restarted from the ground up in 2008. Since her restart, she has had great success with the real estate business, consulting, and helping convicted felons with job placement. Her success has afforded her the opportunity to travel many countries for business and leisure with the

Jessica Riddle has been uncooperative, dishonest and has inconsistent contact with the caseworker since case opening. Jessica has not kept all appointments with the caseworker. Jessica does not cooperate with court orders in regards to Jessica’s services.

When Jessica gets home, she tells her father what had happened. It was Saturday the next day, her family went out to eat. As she walks to the restroom, Luke tries to talk to her, she ignores him. Afterschool, she stays away from him. She doesn't accept his gifts or phone

“Oh! Their mother gasped. “I almost forgot. Yes, you may be excused Thomas. Don’t forget to do your chores.”

Our first speaker, Tim Lantrip, owns a business called The English Tea Room & Eatery. The English Tea Room & Eatery is located in Covington, LA. When Mr. Lantrip opened his business, he didn’t do any research nor he didn’t have a business plan because he based everything off ideas and things he thought was creative to his business. His business has been growing since the day he opened the doors. His wife is a pharmacist which helps his business out tremendously. When her customers need advice to help their medical needs, she will send them to his business to help with their medical needs. While being a business owner, he learned that there will be plenty of mistakes but you can only learn from those mistakes and move forward with the business.

She had briefly spoken to Jess, who called to see how she was; it was an emotional call, in which Jess, offered to take control of the funeral plans. Serena, sounded so broken, and so adamant that she could not arrange it herself, she did not know where to begin, and although, Jess had lost her father, and the emotional baring was tough on her. Jess, felt that the pressure of a arranging a funeral could see Serena fall into darker depths.

Her name was Anna. As I sat down and she sat down. I did not waste time. The interview must begin. I ask her the first question. “What is your opinion of Paths?” She took a moment. Than she responded

In order to endure the financial hardships of our time, a local business owner fused a business savvy mentality with creative problem solving to survive during the collapse of an industry.

Margaret was a loving and devoted mother; she spent every day caring for and adoring her daughter Helen. Eventually Margaret became ill and could no longer personally tend to her daughters needs but she still remained a great mother. She left her daughter in the care of her two aunts, knowing they would care for her as she would if she was able. During her final days her loving and positive personality never faded, some days it was harder than others for her because she missed her daughter so much. On her deathbed she could still light up the room with her smile and ease the spirits of those around her, she had so much peace and happiness in her heart despite everything going on in her life. Most of her joy came from the love she felt for her daughter Helen, she would ask about her every day and lived for her letters that she received from her. The love the two shared got Margaret through each day. “The sick woman understood that her daughter must remain away, and she said she would reconcile herself to the separation the best she could, for she would rather suffer death than have her child 's health imperiled” (Twain, 11).