Life Course Interview and Analysis

I run whenever the world was being tough and unkind to me (Interview , 2008 . Which is why , I find it not surprising to learn that Mr . Mario have in process learned how to place higher premium than most on valuing the inherent worth of the family , especially when he decided to marry and later on raise his own kids . This is because his own family as a kid provided him with a defining sense of belongingness and security vis-a-vis the experience of being downtrodden by incidences of alienation and discrimination . Concretely , he insists

on upholding the tradition of having meal together as a family . He shares with enthusiasm

My father told me that in Italy , mealtimes are moments of sharing i .e , children are asked to say a story or two about how his or her day went by . My mother meanwhile insisted that in the Philippines , mealtimes were more akin to doing parental checklists , i .e , the family would not eat if one of her siblings were missing , for to skip meals would constitute a pietistic notion of mortal sin (Interview , 2008

Furthermore , it is noteworthy to make mention of the fact that Mr Mario 's profession has also contributed to the manner by which he developed a desire to always practice the principle of inclusiveness (roughly , to appreciate the dignity of persons notwithstanding their unique backgrounds ) on account of the diversities that he encountered while being assigned to many countries . As previously mentioned , Mr Mario 's profession necessitated him to travel a lot . While he was allowed to bring his entire immediate family with him during the said trips , he nevertheless was not spared from the toll of adjusting to a particular culture of the countries where he was assigned to . In fact he even notes that , just...