>From the past years of our grandparents and parents, a lot has changed through technology, music and views on life today. Our thoughts views and morals have differentiated between generations causing a large gap to separate us. Where we have been raised, what we have learned, listened and chosen what to do is a major effect that creates vagueness between both generations.
             My father Vince Armanino, a 44-year-old has grown up in the same town he is living in. He traveled the world at age 19 and has found Burlingame one of the nicest places to live. "Me living in the same place where I have grown up is not boring at all. This is where my roots are. Everything that has happened around made me who I am today." My father grew up in a very supported family and has always stuck together in a time of need. Denise an 18-year-old freshman at SSU has had somewhat a different lifestyle, "Living in Modesto isn't fun at all, and its too hot and not enough stuff to do there for people my age." She stated. At age 10, her parents were divorced and moved into a different house with her mom and 2 brothers. Denise explained, "Times have been rough but have worked out for the best." Both lives are very much different from each other but both Denise and my Father have been through so much and effected by so many people.
             Communication is a necessity of man. Without communication, we could not relate or confide in others. There could be no such thing as family or friends to be there in a time of need. Denise explained, "Communication now is a lot more related to computers and the internet." Denise and I both have a lot in common. We grew up in the same generation and are the same age and to a certain extent agree with Denise. My father had a different approach on communicating with others. In his high school and college career, the only ways to talk with others was to either mail through the Unit...