Thursday, January 13, 2011
We Need Our Heros.
What is a Hero?
The Lamb
A Hero Without Superpowers
Heroism
A single mother who is determined to support her family, the volunteers spending their weekends in a soup kitchen, or the soldiers who risk their lives to defend our wonderful country- these people are heroes because of their selflessness and their wanting to help others. In my life, my parents would definitely be my heroes. When I was first born, my parents had to work all the time in order to have enough money for our newly found family. One of the two would have to stay with me while the other worked. Then they would alternate. If it weren't for my parents' hard work and selflessness, who knows what kind of life I'd be living today? I'm very contented that we have our heroes in this world!
My Hero
Secret Heroes
A hero is everywhere
Hero
Heroism is In All of Us
Forget the Capes and Forget the Masks
My Heroes
He's Ordinary
Whats a Hero?
My Uncle, My Hero
Everyday hero's among us
My Hero
Hero
A Hero
Blue collar..............Or Blue cape?
He can overcome any challenge, battle any (theoretical)demon, and can cook some mean mashed potato's. All without thought of his own well being, only that of those he loves, and moreover protects.
For the past twenty-three years my Daddy has fought hard, alongside my mom against R.R.P, and was strong and brave for her all those years even knowing he could lose her. Well, we recently recived news that brought the twenty-three year battle has reached a whole new level of scary. My mother, who's now forty-six was diagnosed with stage three,non-smoking lung cancer(from papalomas that decended down from her esophagus to her lungs and mutated). On top of that we almost lost her last year to an intestinal kink...most people would have broken down by now, right?
Well not my Daddy, he wasn't named after one of the Lords toughest, disciples for nothing. Twenty-three years, and twenty-five anniversaries later, he remains strong.Now, not only for my mom, but for my sister, myself, along with their families and friends.
Plus, he has had his mother-in-law living with him for the past seven weeks.That's more pressure than most men endure in a life time. Put it all together and anyone would see that this blue-collar family-man, is a class-A Hercules.He's even got the Madi-Grass costume to prove it!
Hero.....Good Word For It
A Hero
Powers are for Wimps
My Hero
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
The Everyday Hero
The definition of a hero is a person distinguished by exceptional courage, nobility, and strength. The first thing we all think of when we imagine a hero is a man with a cape who comes in at the exact moment he is needed and saves the day. The hero is always the one who offers his protection often at the risk of his own safety and then is admired for his bravery. Although we all know that there are no men who fly around in capes, there are many heroic people. Heroes are not always brought to your attention, in fact, sometimes they do not want recognition; all they want is to help others. In my opinion, that is the most admirable type of hero. For example, the woman who has lost her husband and now has to raise her kids all alone. She is working many part time jobs just to provide for her family. She is a hero that does not get any credit, but is doing amazing things. Many firemen and policemen are heroes who work so hard to create a safe world for us, that they risk their own lives everyday. Even the people who give their time and money to help those in need who could have used it for themselves but gladly gave it away. Anyone can be a hero because sometimes all it takes is just standing up for someone else and putting their needs before yours. I would have to say that even though I agree that a hero is courageous, noble, and strong, I think just as importantly, a hero is someone who is giving, kind, and selfless.
The True Hero
Mothers, Unsung Heroes
Heroes Walk Among Us
A Hero at Heart
A Hero
heros
What's a Hero?
Heroes
There are many definitions to what a hero could be. Like many other people have typed in their blogs, a hero could be a person who saves lives or simply does nice things for others. Heroes to me would be somebody who is courageous, brave, and just does nice things for people. The person would be courageous because they would try to save people kind of like a fireman, policeman, or an EMT. Brave would fall under the same category as courageous because they would kind of have to do the same thing. Doing nice things for people could be anybody because you could simply just be a hero to a single person or lots of people. Then again the fictional characters that we used to watch on T.V., or in some peoples case might still do, but those are people that save people, fight bad guys, and save the world. Those people are just made up, even though some people might think that they are real, those characters are just finctional. The real heroes in our world are people that are willing to risk their lives for others. Also, anybody could be a hero just by doing the simple things for people. The average person could be hero if they would just do the simple things like contributing to their hometown, helping out some charities, or donating to others. Even you could be a hero if you really tried!!!
True Heroes
My Hero
Spiderman, Superman, Or My Grandmother?
Never Fear
Forget the spandex
The True Heroes
What Makes a Hero?
Does a hero always have to fly?
What Makes Superman so Great?
What makes someone a hero
What a Hero is to Me
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
A Special Heart.
An Unlikely Hero
A Hero
A True Hero
A Hero?
The Opinions Of A Semi-Depressed Teenage Boy
The Definition of A Hero
An Inspirational Hero
The Ultimate Hero
Real Heroes Do Not Fly
According to Webster, a hero would be defined as a person of distinguished courage or ability. They are known for the great feats they have accomplished or the good deeds they have done. When thinking of a hero, most people see a man in a cape and tights flying around a busy city saving innocent people from the stereotypical “bad guy”. I would like to think that anyone has the potential to be a hero, no powers or capes included. But just as much as someone has the potential to be a hero, they have the ability to be a bad guy. There is one characteristic that separates the two: The willingness to put other’s needs above your own and make sacrifices so innocent people can live safely. A hero not only protects the people he knows, but he protects everyone.
Contrary to belief, heroes are only human and, therefore, make mistakes. A hero may be vain, curious, or just plain lazy. This is their fatal flaw, as every hero has one. Their fatal flaw is usually what hinders or defeats the hero in reaching his or her goal. Also, the hero himself usually creates his worst enemy. As was evident in The Odyssey, Odysseus created his own worst enemy by claiming that it was he, himself, who defeated Troy without any recognition towards Poseidon for his help. To punish Odysseus, Poseidon prolongs his journey home by setting many obstacles in his path.
Overall, heroes in my definition are only noble human beings who are willing to sacrifice for others to protect the innocent. Heroes can be found among us. Our servicemen are great examples of everyday heroes because they are willing to lay down their lives so that us, as Americans, can enjoy the freedom that few other countries can even begin to know.