At the age of ten the Egyptian revolution opened my eyes to understanding the oppression that was going on within my country and the class struggle that was embedded within its structure. This instilled a mustering need to help elevate and equate the basic needs and rights of those who are less fortunate. At this time the country was at a halt‚ and my brother was entering 11th grade. In order for him to finish his education without any further interruptions my father decided it was best for us to
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years‚ in California. Moving away from the place that I spent my entire life at‚ has really changed me. I had to leave all of the people I love and everyone I ever knew‚ and move to a strange place where I had no one except my mom‚ dad‚ and brother. Moving to California made me become a new person‚ a different person than who I was in Ecuador. In the following Vignettes I talk about what has made me into who I was in Ecuador‚ and what made me into what I am today. I talk a lot about the trip to California
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As I sat outside my school waiting for my sister all‚alone I could hear birds chirp‚see trees moving back and forth‚ and wind blowing in my face.As I hear screams of joy and see little kids chasing after each other.Hearing teachers telling the kids to come inside. I hear my sister’s car pull up I pick up my backpack and quickly walked to her car. Once I got in her car I felt the warm a/c hit me in the face. I looked up at her face‚ she looked like she had something to say. “What’s wrong ‚ why is
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Moving to Australia The past six week we have covered the likes of 3rd world living and the conditions that they provide to their people. The conditions of living have been focused on the geographic location of these countries‚ the social issues that take place‚ military status‚ economical well being and the technology that is possesses. Before I make the decision to uproot and move‚ I need to make certain of some things. I will most definitely not move somewhere where I will not
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The word “moving” has many definitions. It can be understood as producing strong emotions of sadness‚ or it can be related to the process of changing one’s residence. It was not until my family moved‚ that I understood that sometimes it can mean both at the same time. From what I remember‚ it seemed to be just another cold‚ winter night in a small town that I used to call home. The streets diced the suburban neighborhoods into uneven pieces in which children sled and played with no worries. I was
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Short story “Viola! Get down here‚ we’re leaving!” said my mother. I yelled back‚ “Coming Mom!” Our world is gone...we have nothing left except ash and rubble‚ and the worst thing is we’re leaving. I know it sounds crazy but I’m not. We’re leaving this crappy hell of a place to go to some place none of us have ever been to. People have gone there before‚ but they haven’t come back and they haven’t told us if they survived or not‚ so yeah the worst thing is leaving because we’re going to the unknown
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Having close to no big change in my life‚ moving to Seattle can’t be any more exciting for me. Being born and raised in North Carolina‚ I’ve always been curious about living in a new area of the country. Ever since I visited San Francisco in sixth grade‚ I’ve been in love with the west coast. It has nothing to to do with Hollywood‚ celebrities‚ or fame. I love the vibe of the west coast. I love how liberal and progressive Washington is. The beaches and weather in California are amazing. The mountains
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comfortable. It was just something about it‚I still didn’t feel right. I called my mother one day crying to her and explaining how we didn’t like being there. After talking to her‚ I felt that it was time to go back to Chicago. I called my dad‚ (knowing I haven’t spoke/seen him for many years) and explained to him the situation on how we felt uncomfortable in Detroit.
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I moved to Oklahoma and I lived in the same town‚ same house‚ since about the age of two. Went to school with the same group of students for as long as I could remember. When out of no where when I was about sixteen years old‚ end of my sophomore year in high school my father called my little sister‚ Lizette‚ and I to the kitchen. He tells us there is a chance we might move to Dallas‚ Texas. My father was very excited because we are originally from Laredo‚ Texas where he lived his whole life. My
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away. I must carry this desire with me for a couple more years. While this stagnation can be boring and annoying‚ I realize that the wait can sometimes be the best part of the journey. In this one mall town‚ I have developed a unique identity and story that I will carry with me along my future travels. The people I know in this city will always hold a special and nostalgic place in my heart‚ and I will always remember them throughout my life. I cannot wait to wander‚ yet I am currently busy building
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