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[reflection]
Your Purpose
Imagine one of your children has grown up and is now a late middle aged person. A friend approaches your child, now an adult, and asks, What did your mother (or father) stand for? What did you learn from him? What did you learn from her? What difference did she (or he) make to you because she (or he) was your mother or father? How would you want your adult child to respond? What would your child say about you? In other words, what did you really want to get across to your child during childhood? If you are keeping a journal, record what you hope what your child would say.

If you are keeping a journal, record your hopes and dreams about what is truly important for you to accomplish.



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