Moving Around The World By Ashhad Hanafi In 2001‚ Sana Hanafi moved over 7‚000 miles to start her future in the US. Sana comes from Pakistan‚ a country located in southern Asia (see image on left). She came with her Husband after they were newly married. Together they have moved across the country numerous times‚ settling in over 5 states! Why move so often‚ though? Why move at all? According to Sana‚ she “...was studying for my medical boards and my Husband was trying to get better opportunities
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Problems are a part of life and they mould our lives in turn. Finding solutions to those problems helps us keep moving and can be rewarding‚ most of the time. One of the problems that I faced in my life and could successfully overcome was getting on with my English skill after I migrated to US in order to settle here permanently. Because‚ English wasn’t my first language and the American accent was new to me‚ I had problems conversing with people here. I emigrated from India seven years ago with
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I believe that moving around while growing up has shaped me into the person I have become. Moving has made me able to adapt to things quickly and being able to start with nothing and have a successful
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The story ‘The Moving Finger’ deals with a powerful theme which is the treatment of women as objects. Do you agree? Through the story ‘The Moving Finger’ Edith Wharton intended to make readers know more about how hard it can be for a man to live lonely and how different it is when having a woman on your side. In the text‚ the author characterized both the treatment of women by men and the importance and need of women for men‚ as well as insanity and cynicism. In the first place‚ insanity and
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from Ohio to West Virginia during her teens. My grandfather moved from Ohio to California during his preteens. It was time for my big move‚ and as a result I grew into the person I am today. I was eleven when my father told me the news that I was moving. At first I didn’t believe him‚ and treated the move as a joke. It was when my dad took my brother
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Five years ago‚ I recently moved to Colorado from Mexico. I got enrolled in school that same year which I was getting into eight grade. That was a big change in my life because moving to a different country is complicated. It wasn’t easy to overcome this challenge that I had to adapt but with dedication and hard work I was able to overcome it in a short period of time. When I first started school‚ I didn’t know how to write‚ read nor speak English very well. At that point all I probably knew was
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Exposing a Problem There are various issues that people face in their day to day lives‚ whether it’s personal or universal. One specific issue that I personally face‚ is the adjustment of moving to a completely different country‚ specifically from Egypt to the United States. I know for a fact many people face this problem‚ especially immigrants that have to flee their country against their own will due to safety issues. They must leave their homeland and flee to a new country where there are
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Growing up in a country that has a lot of distractions such as wars‚ fights‚ and death was very difficult for my family to live. One day‚ it was raining the whole night and in the morning my mom woke me up because it was time to go to school‚ as our daily basis my sister and I take a shower‚ dress up eat breakfast‚ I saw my mom was not happy that morning. I start my first class but I couldn’t stop thinking about my mother the whole period. In my second period of classes‚ my teacher told me my parents
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against it I would have not moved. Then it was to tell my only uncle who was like my father brothers‚ nieces‚ nephews‚ godchildren’s‚ and friends. That was definitely fun. NOT!!! Telling the people that I loved and knew my entire life that I was moving was the hardest thing ever. There were so many different emotions. Some was happy for me wanting to leave that place and bettering my life. Then there were others that was so hurt and did not want me to leave and some just did not believe that I
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The national origin quota system was abolished in 1965. They told Nak’s parents in 1976‚ they were moving to America. They moved to Berlin‚ Maryland and worked at a chicken processing plant. Got a house and then bought a gas station. Later on they bought a liquor store and ran it until retirement. Chapter 4 is about Victor Alarcon‚ who followed his
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