A description of the three items you
would choose. My
Bible would be the very first thing I take, because God is first in my life.
Although my family will be going I want my sister to stay with me, because she
keeps me grounded and focus as well as being a positive force in my life. With
our diverse family culture we can make it anywhere together. My two Chihuahuas are
the love of my life and I definitely would take them, because I cannot even imagine
starting a new life without them as part of the change. With these items I can
do anything, anywhere because I am a survivor.
How you would explain to others what
each of these items means to you. First I would introduce them to my GOD through his word (the
Bible)and explain that because of him is why I am in their country. I would tell
them that my sister is with me because she is my right hand and without her by
my side to keep me focus, I don’t think I could have made it. My Chihuahuas are
part of my family and go wherever I go.
Your feelings if, upon arrival, you
were told that you could only keep one personal item and have to give up the
other two items you brought with you. My feelings are that I would thank them, then take my
personal items and leave.
Any insights you gained about
yourself, your family culture, diversity, and/or cultural differences in
general, as a result of this exercise,
This exercise has taught me that
family is EVERYTHING. Material things are more important at times like these. I
learned about who I am and what I need to survive if this would happen to me. The
most important thing is that my culture
is not material, it is something that is on a piece of paper. My Culture is
something inside of me and it is what I have been taught since I was born. It
follows me wherever I go.
Yeah for "los perritos", the little dogs. We share a love for our four-legged family members.
ReplyDeleteMy wife and I have two rescues... a terrier mix and a Bichon-poodle mix.
We love them dearly.
Mis perritos son mi corazon. My doggies are my heart.They go EVERYWHERE I go.My boy chihuahua is a rescue.Good for you and your wife for taking in two rescues. I wish more people would open their hearts and homes to rescues.
DeleteI really enjoyed reading your post. Your statement about culture stood out to me. It is wonderful that nobody can take our culture away from us.
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