Many people came from far and wide to escape religious prejudice and any other kind of adversity they were dealing with, hoping to find a bright future in America. The American Dream
Senior year is winding down and three things that has been on my mind lately, one of which is UChicago. As I am artsy fartsy and I have written a crap poem to showcase my love for UChicago. Will anyone read this? Probably not, but I will share anyway and probably change some of the wording and add it to my quality blog (Grapesofcontentment.tumblr.com; high quality) University of Chicago To my dearest love, I pardon that my deep affections towards you are unrequited, And that you have many fine suitors that beseech you as well, As my love for you is immortal; an inevitable consequence of Your profoundness, your passion, your splendor, and intellect.
My pangrilla lives in the bamboo forest that has a lot of bamboo and trees. My pangrilla has black and white fur so when it's sleeping in the trees it blends in with the thick leaves. The pangrilla fur color is codominant ,white,and black. There are some pangrillas that are only black this shows Generic Version. Generic Version helps the pangrilla survive in its habit because it can live in area of the forest that the tree leafs are bigger and thicker.
With my Cajita I would like to express myself as a person who is going through changes and a journey to becoming the best person that I can be at this moment in my life. Since I realize I didn’t have a meaning to life and all my hard worked was mean less since I didn’t have a true purpose for my hard work. I realize that life don’t have to be so complex and that we must find our own path even if people don’t agree with our choices. Therefore, my three artifacts that going to be in my Cajita will representing my journey of change and symbolize me truly fallen in love with myself for both inner and outer. So, my three artifacts are the Bible, kickboxing hand wraps, and hair pick.
So I moved to Paris, France for relief. I flew across the world in hope of finally feeling what I knew I was worth. The discrimination I dealt with made me feel like dirt. It made me feel lesser than dirt. But I would never let society take me because I knew I was human
From my grandfather moving from one city to another when he was still a teenager to support himself, and eventually his family; fighting to achieve his dreams, dreams that were once unimaginable. To my mother taking my sisters and me many miles away from everything we knew, our country and our comfort
The things that my parents encountered made me a grateful person. I was fortunate enough to receive the right guidance in life to succeed. Port Arthur, Texas has made me into a motivated and determined person wanting to help the less fortunate. Surviving Hurricane Ike in 2008 gave me the mindset that anything is possible. Experiencing the crime made me very close to my family and friends because they could be dead the next
Although I was born in the states, I am very grateful that I was able to experience life outside of the United States. Aside from living abroad, I got to travel abroad extensively. Once the tour was up overseas, we returned to the U. S. and another cultural dimension was added to my life. My two step-brothers came to reside with us after we returned to the United states. They were half African American and half Vietnamese.
As a small child, I grew up in India, a place well known for its cultural, linguistic and genetic diversity. As a child I have lived in many different places. As my dad climbed up the corporate ladder, we relocated to five different states in India. Each move made me stronger as I had to continuously get used to different schools, teaching methods and still adapt to the different environments. After each move, I had to make new friends and start over each time.
Coming from a low income family, living in a small town in India, I learned early on about struggling and surviving those struggles. I watched my parents working day and night to provide for electricity, pay for our monthly school fees so my sister and I can have a better education, and for the future they wished upon for their children. To further enhance this vision, my father decided for the family and I to immigrate to the US. Everything was different in the sense that I changed schools, learned a new language, had to make new friends, and learned the different culture. I had to adapt to a whole new world, which was a little difficult at 6 years old
Servite is a great opportunity to completely form your entire life coming upon you. You must pay attention to your surroundings because if your blink, something can be gone just like that. Once I complete my four years at Servite, plus another proceeding year, I have big things planned. It all starts with a dream.
Made new friends and everything became much easier for me. The moral of this story was about moving to a new country and not knowing the language and the culture. When moving to a new country It won't be the same country you were back home. Its totally different. When coming to a new country you have to adopt with the new culture.
Born in El Salvador, one of the smallest countries in Central America , was lucky to be part of a more fortunate family. In order for my family to be where they are now, there were many sacrifices they had to make. At the age of eight, I met a friend from America that had came to visit my country. He came from the city life and the way that I imagined it to be was different.
America the land of opportunity, where everyone can come work and accomplish their dreams. America meant for me the opportunity to work, where everyone had the same chance to work, no matter if you were poor or rich, black or white, short or tall. They all had the opportunity to work. Even those who didn’t want to work at all. Our whole life’s revolve around work.
The debt my parents has on me, I felt like I am paying something off. Now you might wonder why I 'm telling you my life story. I believe this journey from Bangladesh to the United States has transformed me into a completely different person. Throughout this journey, I have learned a lot more about myself. I am determined to try and overcome any challenge that comes along the way.
