Author: Sheryl Eleazar

She is a dedicated wife and mom to a smart and awesome nine-year-old girl. It is her family from whom she obtains her inspiration. In her spare time she enjoys reading stories or books, cooking foods (sometimes experimenting dishes of her own). She is a licensed Electronics and Communication engineer, yet is now pursuing career different from what she has studied and trained for. It was more than nine years ago when she entered the married and motherhood life; thus bringing her to the path of a work-at-home mom. She has been working home-based for about four years. She first worked as a virtual assistant and was then given the chance to write articles. This was just fortunate for her because writing is actually her first love. She was a writer for the school paper back in High School and College. Many people may show signs of skepticism about her home-based job. Nevertheless, she feels quite lucky to have discovered about this kind of job; and hopes to keep it for many more years to come. She gets to work for a living while at home. With this, she is able to still find time to take care of her family and perform household chores after work. This home-based work offers many advantages, yet also involves some disadvantages. For instance, the computer may breakdown at unexpected times. When such instances happen, she can turn to her computer technician husband for help. No job can be described as easy; every job calls for devotion and dedication. This concept also applies to home-based works or jobs. Patience resourcefulness, creativity and more are required to become successful in whatever job a person has. This writer believes that she needs to dedicate the best she has to create written works and articles.

Human Cloning: Concur Or Differ?

April 22, 2012

To clone is to copy exactly what the original is. If animal cloning is allowed, then why not human cloning? If given the chance to allow or disallow human cloning, would you agree or disagree? Weigh down the advantages and disadvantages to know which side to take.

Must You Blame Cowlicks For Bad Behaviors?

April 20, 2012

Cowlicks are inherent to humans and animals. Having two cowlicks is believed to be a sign of a person’s imminent bad behavior. Behavior is actually influenced by different factors. For a child to develop good behavior, it is his parents’ duty to raise him properly.

Help Save The Earth By Knowing How To Reuse And Recycle Leftover Foods.

April 19, 2012

A great amount of edible foods go to waste all over the world. It takes a lot of energy and resources from our slowly dying earth to produce foods. Some of us carelessly throw away foods while others die in hunger. Use foods smartly and help save our mother earth.

The father gently teaching his child how to respect

Corporal Punishment Should Not Be An Option For Child Discipline.

April 19, 2012

Instilling discipline into a child’s mind should not be done through corporal punishment. Beat a child and he will simply grow up in pain and bearing bitterness until he grows up. You don’t need to hurt or hit a child in order to teach him what is good and bad.

It Takes Only A Miracle To Walk On Water…Or Does It?

April 4, 2012

Believing in miracle upholds our faith, but if you wish to walk on water as Jesus Christ did; there is a scientific approach that will allow you to do so.

a young girl holding the hands of the elder as a show of respect

Respect For Others Is Nearing Extinction

March 30, 2012

Lack of respect is indeed a problem that majority of people seem not to mind, although it poses a serious dilemma on our values and character education. In fact, when we tolerate this disrespectful behavior, it can eventually lead to crime and violence. Clearly, our present society lacks the clear perception about respect.