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    Moving and settling down to a new‚ different place can be difficult and stressful. I learned that if you work hard for anything‚ you can achieve it. I overcame my difficulties‚ especially language difficulties. I moved to United States with my family when I was 11 years old. I was born in Kerala‚ India and I spent my entire 11 years in India. I came to Illinois on August 18‚ 2009. I still remember the moment when my parents told my older sister and me “The paperwork is ready!! We got the visa to

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    explore. I thoroughly enjoy the outdoors and sharing outdoor experiences with others‚ as well as learning about different cultures through traveling and history. My first big adventure came when I moved to Canada. I was born in Great Yarmouth‚ England and I lived there for the first five years of my life. To this day my English citizenship and heritage is a big part of who I am. Before moving to Canada‚ I moved to a small town in rural Maine. My family built the home we call “Old Brick” in 1812‚

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    of which has a curved surface. That lets her see cars that are driving right beside her. Inside‚ the car is very comfortable. I have often enjoying sitting in its cushioned leather sets. Of course‚ I always am wear my seatbelt whenever I ride in a moving car. The seat belt is snug and makes me feel safe‚ as I stare out the window and watch the houses and trees raced by. The floor of my mother’s car. Is very cluttered because she is a furniture salesperson.

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    Growing up I spent most of my childhood in Vietnam living an ordinary life. My parents were not risk-takers until they decided to quit their career as educators and move to the United States. Knowing that life in America will be challenging for immigrants‚ we mentally prepared ourselves to be fearless and get through every obstacle that is in our way. No matter how prepare we were‚ being a newcomer was frightful. When I first step foot on the land of promise‚ there was a mixed emotion suddenly rushed

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    life in a certain way and a certain environment that forced me to adapt to that lifestyle at a young age. It made me realize that my perspective on life isn’t the same compared to others. Ten years ago‚ my family and I lived together in New York for about a year before my brothers had to move to our home country‚ Nepal. Throughout those years I learned to live as an independent and closed girl‚ however‚ at the age of fourteen‚ my siblings reappeared back into my life. From that moment on‚ I began to

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    Back when I was five my parents got divorced why did they will because they would fight all the time and my mom was tired of it and she didn’t want us to hear it so they got divorced. After all the fighting and when they got divorced then we moved to a different location in emporia. We stayed at our house in emporia for a little while then after 2 months past we moved to Newton which was where all my family was on my mom’s side. In one whole year i’ve been to three different schools Reading Kansas

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    just leave everything I knew and loved and start all the way over when my life was just getting started? It was a long 12 hour drive from Dallas‚ Texas‚ to little town Guntersville‚ Alabama and it gave me a long time to pity myself‚ hate my mom for moving me‚ get over the hate and be excited‚ and then be upset all over again. Alabama. Why Alabama? We had a choice‚ Alabama or Florida‚ and we chose here??? Me being a stubborn‚ bratty‚ over dramatic pre-teen‚ I just couldn’t wrap my head around it. I

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    Moving on is easy but what you leave behind is what makes it hard. Once you get to a certain age in your life you know you have to move on sometime. I know times are hard but you have to push yourself toward what you really want in life even if it means moving away from what you love. I remember one slight detail of the moment when my brother revealed he was ready to move away which was when he sat us down and said‚ "I think I am ready." That’s when we knew my oldest brother‚ Trae was ready

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    Apparently‚ there is another language called Pidgin that everyone speaks so they can understand each other. How is everyone else doing over the past 10 years that I have been gone? I hope everything has been fine back in China. I think that moving to Hawaii has been the biggest mistake that I have ever made‚ and I regret all of my horrible choices on that day. The workers gave me a paper with some foreign language that I couldn’t read‚ but I signed it anyways‚ eager to move to Hawaii. They

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    the slave trade are attributed to the racial multiplicity. Considering the podcast‚ Diana is the Hispanic immigrant who shares her story of the hardships faced as an immigrant in the United States. At the age of 11‚ her parents and six siblings settled in the USA seeking enhanced educational and survival prospects. The podcast entitled “Moving beyond a Single Story” is Mariana Ayala’s interview to her sister‚ Diana‚ which explicates the plights of American immigrants and evidently draws parallels

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