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What is Financial Literacy

It is a set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources. It is an understanding of how money is made, spent, and use within the community. It is a person with a strong financial literacy who is able to make decisions, about how they earn, spend, or save their money.

FAQ today: Challanges for us!

Question: Why do people need challanges? Answer: So, people need challanges because sometimes, people have to try everything, evan if they like, or don't like. Or sometimes, we have to remind them, to learn the capacities, of the human mind, or sometimes, we have to fill our minds with knowledge. Question: When people aren't really involved what they are doing, someone might describe them as "just going through the motions," what does that mean? Answer: So, that means, sometimes, people they are not very engaged, in their activity, or their hobby. So, their imagination and their thoughts are bored.

The symbol, that we have connect us to god, for our sins.

So,the symbol  reminds me of a cruise ship, and when you got sinned, the ship will hit an icebrug, and sank, into the ocean, or the sea. The Christan community is like a cruise ship because, God (Jesus) is the captain, and it controls the ship, into the right direction. So, the church is like the whole ship, that mean, you can see, the captain, and it reminds us of direction because, ships can go from place to place. So, it is through the movement, of the Christian church along the paths when you can see God (The Captain). So, the whole ship, and the captain connects together, and the passengers remind of the members, of the Christain community. When we destroy our relationship with others, the ship will sink, and it reminds us, of disrespectful. So, thats why, cruise ships, reminds us of the Christian community. Did you know that the Christan community is like a cruise ship? It was big, and it was huge!

New victorian website: A victorian passage.

Click on the link below:  https://www.victorianpassage.com/2019/12/button-button-whos-got-the-button/

New fashion vector art: fashion thorough the decades!

130th anniversary music: organ music (special edition)

Check out this new libary in India: See the link below!

ourstoryshelf.in/childrens-book-internal-pages.php?bid=20175046

130th anniversary music: Wiener Praterleben

DK gymnastics books: 1995-2000 vs today

Illustrations for our new “Sketch Your Style Book.”

Look at the 1954-55 Scovit Union catalogue (fashion)

Victorian 2 woman wearing ballgowns in “Le Follet” (the wisp) from Victoria magazine of this year!

Introduction parts for our book: part 2

Introduction parts for our book: part 1

Top two rules that you can be solve out bad behaviour (Ten Commandments Edition)

2: You should not take the name of the Lord your God in vain This 2nd commandment reminds us of the power of words that we use. Our words have to show our behaviour, and also the shapes of behaviour. When we use God's name to express anger or making fun of someone for example: Oh my God! (OMG), we connect with God with anger. This commandment reminds us of not taking God's name in vain, when you are saying "Oh My God, "you are taking his name in vain, and it is not respectful, that's means you are making fun of him. Examples of taking God's name in vain. 1: Obey You Parents/Guardians (Honour your father and your mother) The 4th commandment teaches us to respect or obey our parents/guardians, grandparents, siblings, cousins, and caregivers. Not just when we are agreeing with them, or when you are doing good things. Respecting your parents or your guardians helps us creating peace and warmth at your home When there is peace in our homes or anywhere else....

Our 3 women art circa: 2005: part 1

Victorian gowns colouring book discription

Inspired by the elegant dresses showcased in  Godey's Lady's Book, Harper's Bazar, Ladies' Home Journal , and other Victorian-era magazines, these 31 ready-to-color illustrations depict the well-dressed woman of the late 1800s. Lace-edged necklines, ruffled bodices, full skirts, extravagant bustles, and more period styles will inspire fashionistas and adult colorists alike. Pages are perforated and printed on one side only for easy removal and display. Specially designed for experienced colorists,  Victorian Gowns  and other Creative Haven® adult coloring books offer an escape to a world of inspiration and artistic fulfillment. Each title is also an effective and fun-filled way to relax and reduce stress.

These are Bernice's cue cards for her hunger project: Part 1

In this report, I will be investigating the issue of hunger in the GTA ( The Greater Toronto Area) In particular, I will focus upon “People With Disabilities or Special Needs.” Questions to be answered are the following: 1: current statistics, 2: Whats the fight against hunger means to me, 3: What can my community and myself do to help; and 4: strategies implemented by both provincial and federal government.   When people have disabilities or special needs, it can affect  people’s areas of people’s lives. This means that people have an influence on something of the lives of people, or sometimes people.  Sometimes, they can suffer from hunger. By 1995, and there has been it increases 5.2% since 2007. Since 2008, there are +48% of people who lived in suburbs (half country, and half city), -16% in the city core, and +13% in overall Toronto, who go to food banks. In 2008, there were a total of 745,000 members, who visit or go to food banks.  Th...

What is historical significance? (importance)

Historical significance  is the process used to evaluate what was  significant  about selected events, people, and developments in the past. Historians use different sets of criteria to help them make judgements about  significance .

Godey's fashions colouring book discription

Superbly rendered illustrations, adapted from  Godey's Lady's Book , a rare nineteenth-century fashion magazine, provide authentic views of evolving Victorian modes of apparel — from lace-edged necklines and elongated bodices to fitted bonnets and extravagant bustles. Thirty ready-to-colour illustrations depict lavish dresses and gowns of velvet and damask; smart riding outfits trimmed with braid and gilt; an elegant cashmere shawl, children's outfits; as well as hair ornaments, footwear, and other accessories. A lovely collection that offers an authentic glimpse of what well-dressed ladies and youngsters of the Victorian era were wearing, this is a must-have for coloring book fans, costume designers, and cultural historians.