Self Reflection

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Self Reflection

Section I: Introduction
My name is Theresa Laquita Williams. I was born in Palatka Florida but I now reside in Zion Illinois with my husband. I am in my second year at the College of Lake County. Upon completion of my Associate of Arts degree I am planning to transfer to a university to get my bachelorette degree in social work. When describing myself I would say that I have a strong love for people of all color. I am very friendly, outgoing, free hearted, creative, and a big dreamer. I am always thinking of ways to generate money. Some of my best qualities are helping people. The neighborhood kids call me Mrs. T. and I am always passing out little treats to the kids in the neighborhood. My worst qualities as a person …show more content…

We get along well all of them are like my best friends. The most difficult aspect of raising children is when they are changing form a child to adolescent stage of life. My children were growing up and there was less time to spend together. There were times when they resented the rules and restrictions. During their adolescent years we sometime bickered over small matters such as chores or homework. As they got into later adolescent they mellowed out and became more independent.
Section VI: Religious Development
My religious affiliation is non- denominational simply Christian. My religious affiliation is most important of my being. My spiritual life is more important than my children, husband, and money. It is my destiny it is what makes me to be who I am. This is the religion that I was raise to believe I have always practice the same religion which is a clean religion believing in Jesus Christ the trinity one lord, one faith, and one baptism. The basis that determines this to be correct is the Holy Bible. In 2nd Timothy it says that all scripture is inspiration of God. The way my spiritual belief now are different is that I no longer go to church because it is required of me I go to church now because I want to go I am morally aware of what is the truth.
Section VII: Cultural background
I am an African America. I was born in Palatka Florida. Growing up in Florida was good. I learned a lot from living in the Deep South. It has it good

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