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Bonding with family is important to us because they are the source of happiness and makes us strong . They are supportive family, they guide us always. “Nothing is better going home to family  and eating good food and relaxing.”_anonymous

This week is full of enjoyment together with classmates in school while emmersion for making cakes so its my first time to baking cakes with may class mate and it is enjoy but i have learn more about baking cakes so im great for to know bake the cakes and i apply to bake the cakes for a good way and also but they are having an exam for 2 days so im nervous but i trying best for exam.

animal rights and animal welfare

animals just like humans don’t have the right to do everything they want, like killing other people senselessly, neither should animals. Affording rights to animals is not about letting them do whatever they want or allowing them every single right a person has, but it is about allowing them to have the possession of their own life and the avoidance of suffering that may be imposed upon them by humans.

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hello im here to share about the ethical issues in relation to the natural environment for discussion of our teacher in business ethics and I see the happening of our environment from now so sadly to say the our environment are barely because they are destroy and damage so there are many people and animals are suffer for our condition of our environment because the many garbage in our environment and also smelly odors and us are suffer for our destroy for our environment.

ETHICAL ISSUES IN RELATION TO THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Hello to my weekly blog! This Week I woke up early on the morning to go to school, and it’s hard to take a nap because of undone sleeping. I have to hurry to avoid being late, and I don’t want to confiscate my ID. We had our removal exam in business finance, we go to SMC lab for our immersion and also we had our Pictorial for graduation, I’m stressed this week because of a lot of activities that we did, but still thankful for that. That’s all for my weekly blog!

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