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Despite unemployment and the lost of her home, Andrea Clark considers herself a blessed and happy woman. Whythe cheerful attitude? Her troubles havebrought her closer to her family. Last year, Andrea’s husband, Rick, a minerin Nevadawas laid off. ThoughAndrea kept her job as a school bus driver, she knew that they couldn’t paytheir bill and supporttheir youngest of fivechildren, Zack, age nine, on one income. “At firsttheir church helped out, but you can’t keep that up forever,” Andrea says. ThenMichael, the eldest ofher four adult childrensuggested they move in with his family. For almost three months, seven Clarks livedunder one roof.Andrea, Rick and Zack stayed in the basement department, sharing laundry andsingle bathroom with Michael, his wife and their two children. The change cuttheir expenditures in half, but the new living arrangement proved toochallenging. When Andrea found a job with a school district closer to hermother’s home in West Jordan, Utah, the family decided to moveon. Packing up again with no picnic, Zack had to switch schools for the secondtime and space is even tighter. Andrea says that the moves themselves areexhausting and Rick is still looking for a job. The recession has certainlycome with more problems than Andrea anticipated, but she remains unfailinglyoptimistic. She is excited to spend more time with her mother. Anotherplus, rents are lower in Utah than in Nevada. So Andrea thinksthey’ll be able to save up and move out in less than 6 months.

Answer 1

尽管失去了工作和住房，Andrea Clark （主人公人名，保持原味不音译，下同）一直认为自己是一个被神眷顾和幸福女人。为什么会有这样开朗的心态呢？她所遇到的困难使她与家人走得更近了。去年，Andrea的丈夫Rick（人名）失去了内华达州的矿工工作。尽管Andrea还没有失掉校车司机的工作，但她明白单凭她一人的收入是无法承担家庭开支和抚养5个孩子中最小的仅有9岁的Zack的。“最初她们的教堂给予我们帮助，但是那毕竟不是长久之计”Andrea说。之后她的已成年的大儿子Michael（人名）建议他们（Michael一家）搬回去和她们住。就这样Clark一家七口住在了同一屋檐下将近三个月。Andrea, Rick 和 Zack住在了地下室公寓里与Michael
和他的妻子及两个孩子共用一个洗衣房和卫生间。这样他们的花销就因彼此分担而减半了，然而，这种转变也给他们带来了很大的挑战。当Andrea找到一份在犹他州离她母亲家不远的学区的工作的时候，她们决定离开了。再一次打包收拾行装，小Zack不得不第二次转学了，居住的空间也变得更小了。Andrea表示搬家本身就是很累人的，她的丈夫Rick仍是在找工作。经济大萧条所带来的问题远比Andrea想象中的多，但她却一如既往的很乐观。她对能有时间和母亲在一起很兴奋，并且在犹他州房租要比内华达州便宜。Andrea认为要不了6个月她们就能攒下足够的钱搬出去居住了（不用再在母亲家里挤了）。

Answer 2

尽管失业和失去了她的家，安德列克拉克认为自己是一个幸福、快乐的女人。为什么快乐的态度？她的烦恼了她接近她的家庭。去年，安德列的丈夫，瑞克，一个minerin nevadawas下岗。thoughandrea保持她的工作作为学校的巴士司机，她知道他们不能支付他们的账单和维持年轻的fivechildren，扎克，九岁，在一个收入。“在firsttheir教会的帮助，但你不能永远保持，”安德列说。thenmichael，大她四成人childrensuggested他们移动与他的家人。近三个月，七个克拉克livedunder屋顶。安德列，里克和扎克在基底部，与迈克尔共享浴室洗衣单，他的妻子和两个孩子。改变半削减支出，但新的生活安排，证明了toochallenging。当安德列找到了一份工作，一个学区靠近她母亲的家在西乔丹，犹他州，这家人决定MoveOn。包装起来没有野餐，扎克不得不转向学校第二次和空间更紧。安德列说，将自己areexhausting里克还在找工作。经济衰退已经certainlycome更多的问题比安德列预期，但她仍然unfailinglyoptimistic。她很高兴她的母亲花更多的时间。anotherplus，租金在犹他州比在内华达州的下。所以安德列thinksthey就可以保存起来，走出不到6个月。

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