Family

Boudicca's parentage is unknown, but she is believed to have come from Celtic Royal stock. Neither is it known who her siblings were (she probably had brothers and sisters, but their identities are lost to history).

She was married to King Prasutagus, ruler of the powerful Iceni tribe based in the South East of England, and had two daughters by him, Heanua and Lannosea. The King died around 60 AD, and Boudicca's armed rebellion against Roman occupation began soon afterwards when the treacherous British Governor, Gaius Paulinus, ordered the Iceni's land and assets to be siezed, had Boudicca imprisoned and her two daughters raped by rogue troops.

Both Boudicca and her two daughters committed suicide in 61 AD, following the collapse of the Celtic rebellion.

She, and others, have probably told you that she is your mother. If you don't believe her or them, you can have your DNA compared to hers. That is not cheap, but it is nearly definitive.

smiles, love, laughter, compassion, tenderness, cuddling are all indications that the marriage is rolling well

I'd be very careful because if people aren't mature enough it can turn nasty if it doesn't work out.

My older brother (23) went out with my friend (17) and he was more into her than she was into him. He would ring up and find out that she was at my house and come over. I had to lie and tell him she wasn't around or she'd leave if he showed up just so she could have some space. He'd be upset and I'd be torn between supporting the two.

14 days after the first day of your last period. You have 3 days to shag yourself silly and hope it works.

I'm currently dating a guy that is my friend's older brother. I am fine with it since I get to hang out with her and she is fine with it as far as I know. His family loves me and my family loves him. My situation for dating your friends sibling worked out and we are looking ahead in the future for the both of us. We have known each other for 3 years and started out as friends - the best way to get a relationship. I agree with the first answer also.

well they have quinceaneras, which is celebrating a 15 year old birthday

April 12 1997

That would depend on how it was lost in the first place. Truthfully, regaining lost trust is unlikely in most situations, at least to the level at which it previously existed. This is a common aspect of human nature, consider the adage: One burned, twice shy. Your best hope is to not try, rather not to try falsely. Just be you and behave in a respectful, and honorable way. It may happen, but do not become discouraged if it takes a very long time, or not to the desired level.

Advantages:

1.If your older they do what u say.

2.They really look up to you .

3. They sometimes ask you for advise

4. You become a lot more closer or have a bigger relationship with your siblings than with any other family type

The family learns more respnsibitly since they occasionally have to provide for themselves, and they also learn to share.

Disadvantages:

The children do not receive the love and the skills the parents could have passed on to them

it might be difficult for them to survive.

wheat, oat, bamboo, sugar canes, and hay are the only ones I know of.

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that's all i know hope that helps all of you!!

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well i have 4 brothers but u can either hide it and get a lock on ur door like me :)

Your immediate family is another way of describing your nuclear family. Immediately family is usually considered to be your spouse, children, and parents, but sometimes includes parents only if you are living with them.

If you have adopted your step daughter, thus making her your daughter, her husband is your son-in-law.

If you have not adopted your step daughter, then her husband is not related to you. Some people find it convenient to treat him as a son-in-law, especially if the step daughter became part of your family when she was a child. Although a relatively recently invented term, and not widely used, some like to apply the term "step son-in-law."

Trust is important in a family because without trust, families will treat their loved ones as strangers. There are many answers to this question. If you ask yourself this, you will get the answer.

Why do I trust my mom/dad?

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Start dating his best friend.

There are plenty of things that you can do. You can find some interest that you would like to do everyday, like sports, for instance. You can also try to find some other friends that would appreciate you for who you truly are. If you are the type of person who would like to get revenge, though, you should try to start dating his close or best friend, and break your ex boyfriend and his current girlfriend up.

The nuclear family is the family that consists of parents (or parent) and children. The responsibility of the nuclear family is being self sufficient upon itself, and the emotional support of each family member.

• Plan activities the family can enjoy together such as lunch dates to celebrate birthdays in a smaller family, cookouts, day trips together to local places of interest.
• Start a family project as simple as a listing of family members and their children that can be sent around online for additions. Have each member fill in their family's address and phone number and each members date of birth. Send it around until it's complete and then make certain everyone has a copy.

The bond between mother and daughter could be very strong for many reasons. Firstly, they could experience many of the same things and could feel the same feelings. For example, both mother and daughter could have boy troubles or have love problems. They also go through similar things health wise, such as pregnancy and periods. This all could lead to them understanding each other more, and the daughter will often ask their mother for advice over their father- it's just instinct. I hope this helped.

This varies greatly, and depends a lot on where the family lives. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) puts no set rule on how many children a family should have, it only follows the Bible's direction that says "Children are an heritage of the Lord". People may choose when to have children based on their desire, ability, medical condition, and financial status.

I have known Mormon families with no children, some with only one or two, and some with 13 to 15! An average Mormon family living the suburbs of Salt Lake City has between four and eight kids, while an average Mormon family living in Europe has one to three - it's just based on the culture where they live.

It's unhealthy. If babies are breast fed they will have a better immune system. Also using the bottle to long will cause teeth to separate.

Kids grow physicals the same as they did hundreds of years ago but mentaly kids are growing up a lot faster.