Being the caretaker of a large property, I’m the only one that is left at the premises on regular working days. I’m employed on a live-in schedule and my all-around task entails all residential chores and maintenance duties inside the perimeter. I particularly prefer to work on the garden, for instance.

After graduation, I jumped right into a career in sales at a luxury car dealership. I found out in time this was a tough work for ladies. I became aware that men with money are used to getting their way. Most commenced by hoping to intimidate me, and unfortunately a few made improper advances.

My husband and I are active members in the community. By extension, our 7 year old has seen the lion’s share of cook-offs, farmers’ markets and the like. He feels perfectly comfortable in the presence of a throng of people.

I am always excited to jog in the park’s oval every weekend as my way of unwinding following a week’s work. Lately, though, a group of young men continued appearing to bother me. I realized that they did that to others as well.

Unruly teenagers in the streets mugged my friend the other day. He happened to be walking after eating from a fast food counter when they came from behind him and attempted to snatch his laptop.

After months of waiting for a job as a nurse, I thought that going with a medical mission to a poor community would be worth my while. I would gain experience and I could be of help to people who cannot pay me.