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Caucasian people cannot dance- that is not true. Ryan and I are both great dancers! We met while we were dancing.
Caucasian people are racist- that is not true.
I do not value someone's worth based on their skin color.
Caucasian people love winter sports. This is not true. I have never played a winter sport, nor do I like to be outdoors in the cold.
Caucasian people cannot cook. This is not true. My family is full of great southern cooks. We can cook almost anything from scratch, but I never aid it was healthy.

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Showing compassion to those in need.
Treating others as one would like to be treated.
Continually learning and growing both spiritually and intellectually.
Being modest in your relations with others.
Being respectful and nonviolent when interacting with others.

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My family is full of hard workers. We do not believe in free hand outs or having someone work hard for our behalf. We work hard individually to be able to buy nice things and lead a lifestyle of leisure. All of the people in my family have jobs or chores around the house. All of the children work to help keep the house clean. They have allowances that pay for the chores they do.

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Being honest and trustworthy.
Being courageous.
Never giving up.
Adding value to the world.
Being patient.
Taking personal responsibility.

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My family tree involves last names of Brown, Duke, Welch, Spooner, and Maynard. In the past four generations, our family has only branched out to Florida and Georgia. But, originally we are from Ireland. I also have just been married, so we are looking forward to learning about his side of the family tree.

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Race: Caucasian
Ethnicity: Irish- Both sides of my family stem from the Irish nationality.

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Holidays are spent with extended and intermediate families to celebrate God's greatest gifts,  family and love.
Every Sunday is family day where we take walks, eat ice cream, and make breakfast together.
Friday Nights are date nights for my husband and I.
Saturdays are often spent with friends and laughter.
My family always attends the Duluth Fall Festival ever September as well as County fairs.
Holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter are spent in South Georgia to celebrate family and God.

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Education is seen as the way out of poverty in our family. Education is a gateway to freedom. I am a teacher, so I lead the next generation to believe in themselves and always look to the future. We believe in dreams and never giving up on them, no matter how hard it seems. My husband has goals to own his own business, and he works hard everyday to accomplish this dream by educating himself with literature on the topic.

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Males in the family are expected to be leaders of the family. They are supposed to be religious and financial leaders of the family. They are expected to make enough money to support themselves and their family. They are also seen as "family men." They are to work to support the family, but their career should not define them as people, their family should.

Females in the family are also expected to work to support the family, but also hold Family and God as number one priorities. They are to care for the children of the family and work alongside the father to cook, clean, and help raise the children.

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God, Family, and Friends are the most important things in life.
God's son died for us and because of him we no longer have to earn our way to Heaven for eternity.
We believe the best about people and try to live in peace with everyone we meet.
We pray over every meal and ask God to lead, guide, and direct our every steps.
We are grateful for everything that God has blessed us with.
Marriage is a gift from God  and it should be cherished and valued.
Our children are our future and we must help lead them on the right path.