I cannot believe that my niece is three years old. She is so special to me and I could not imagine life without her. Everything she says, everything she does makes me love her more and I can't believe how proud I am of her. She is such a clever little girl, has a great understanding of things and picks up things so easily. She's polite, she's confident but shy and she's a little chatterbox with a sweet tooth, just like her mummy, daddy, granny pig and auntie Casey. We all as a unit have raised a wonderful little girl with a great character that you can't help but fall in love with her. She truly is a blessing in all our lives.
When I watched the devastating images of the London riots my first reaction was of utter disbelief and confusing as I tried to get my head around what was happening, how could this happen but that confusion soon turned to anger that those kids felt they had the right to behave that way, that that behaviour was acceptable. They think that society owed them a favour, that they were the victims, but society owed them nothing when they gave nothing in return. They wanted laptops and plasma TV's, they wanted new clothes and trainers, they wanted everything but were unwilling to work for it, to earn it. They demanded respect but hadn't the respect for other people, they wanted to be heard but wouldn't stop to listen and all we could do was sit back and watch as they destroyed our city. I then began to feel sad that that was the society I lived in, those were kids with no compassion for other people and those kids had no moral compass whatsoever and parents that were not taking re...

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