1. What do I need from my parents?
Every child wants something from their parents, even if it is love, attention, time, support etc. I really love my family, they are the best, they can be very over protective but it is because they love me. I sometimes feel like I just want to run away, but then I think again and realize who else is going to give me the things they gave me, it isn’t like I have another family who can provide what they have provided for me through out my life. Some things I need from my parents would probably be, to have conversation between all of us, because we don’t eat dinner like family. I would also like a little less attention from them, because I feel like my brother gets jealous because Im always getting what I want. Some people may I want more attention but not me!!!!! ♥
1. What do I want to learn from my culture?
My family and I come from El Salvador. Even though I’ve been there and my parents talk to me about it there is much I don’t know. For example how come the currency of El Salvador is different from USA currency. I really want to find out how different El Salvador was one-hundred years ago from now, I am guessing I wasn’t anything alike. I haven’t completely been all over El Salvador, so I want to find out the best places to visit there. When I traveled to El Salvador I try to locate where the President lives but I can’t find it, so it will be interesting to see where he lives. When I went to the beach in El Salvador and when I went swimming, I realized that the water in El Salvador is salty and hot, and unlike USA that is the complete opposite. Every flag has its own design and reasons to why it is like that. So I want to find out why it is as it is. When I tell my family I want to get a job in El Salvador they tell me that I shouldn’t because the pay is much more less over there than USA, and I can never quite figure why that is. Every July, there is a fair and a party in El Salvador, I don’t know what they are celebrating so it would be very intersting to find out. In every country that is latino/hispanic they celebrate a girls fifteenth birthday which we call Quineanera, but why? and how come it can’t be another age like 16, 17, 18…????
So even though you may think that you know everything on your culture think twice because there is alot more we need to know!!!!!!!!!!!
Being Salvadorian is such a blessing, we have so many traditions and things that we celebrate that makes being a Salvadorian great. If I had to put three aspects of my culture into a box they would probably be things that my culture would want to make known to everyone around the world. Some major traditions that my culture celebrates would be that, the name “ El Salvador” means our savior who is Jesus Christ. So each year our culture has a celebration honoring our savior. Another thing would be traditional outfits that we were. One last thing I would add to the box would be a list of ingredients that we had to make our famous dish, Pupusas. But if i had to more than three aspects in a box my list would be huge.
So those are the things that I would add to a box, that represent me and my culture.
Yay El Salvador!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you hear the word success what comes to your mind? Well, when i hear it, alot of things come to my mind!
Success to me means completing all the goals in your life and achieving them well or to the point which satifies you. In life their are bound to be many things one wants to achieve. In my life I have achieved many things, from winning a trophy to being the best me i can be, but I still have many more things I want to accomplish. The things in life that I want to accomplish and do great are graduating high school; holding my diploma; making my family proud, going to to college/university and becoming what ever i want to be, becoming a very religious person, having a family to what i can be called “Mommy” and being the best mom i can be. One last thing i want to be successful at is being wealthy, people may say just having money doesn’t mean your successful and i can see what they mean, but without money it can be really hard living without it, because without having money how am I going to support my family, or become a doctor, helping my parents etc,. So having wealth can mean being “SUCCESSFUL”
John Mcdonalds was an African American entrepenuer. He is part owner of JWM. He was supposed to build for franchise restaurants and rent it to Domino’s once they signed the contracts. When Mcdonalds went to claim the contracts, he said that the woman supposedly told him to back away or he will get hurt. He also stated that the woman allegedly said ” I don’t like working with you people anyway. ” He said that the lady said these words without explaining it. The contracts were never signed. Instead, JWM filed a bankruptcy against Domino’s. They demamded a $45,000 payment from Domino’s. In addition, they also filed a demand stating that Domino’s didn’t fulfill its part due to racial discrimination. The court rejected John Mcdonald’s arguement . They stated that contracts that were not legally settled or filed are not obliged to be signed. The People who were supposed to sign it have a choice of either signing it or rejecting it.
Francesca’s Opinion:
In my opinion, I don’t think that Domino’s should be sued for racial discrimination. Mcdonald may have taken the remark a different way. How is he sure that the remark was meant to be a racial insult without consulting the alleged women, and lastly, accusations without complete evidence is against the law.
Kimberly’s Opinion:
My opinion is that since racial discrimination occurred I think that John Mcdonald’s should sue Domino’s Pizza. After hearing the quote ” i don’t like dealing with you people anyways” it is clearly not respectful and it is messed up, so either way this quote is an insult to him. Even though it isn’t a racial insult she should at least say sorry or explain herself or she should just keep her mouth shut instead of creating a big problem.
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