My Family Culture

My family's culture and beliefs are dear to me, as I would think everyone else is as well. If my family and I were shipped to another country and forced to live there permanently, I would take a portrait of the entire family, the piece of the blanket that my mother made for me when she first started to crochet, and my bible. 

I chose the portrait of the entire family because I can always pull it out and remember where I came from and the impact that they have made on my life. Looking at the portrait can cause me to remember that I have been taught that regardless of where I live I can still have a piece of my past and history with me.

I chose a  piece of the blanket my mother made because it shows that regardless of how old you are , you are still able to accomplish a goal. My mother had just taught herself how to crochet and the first thing she did was make me a blanket. 

Lastly, I chose my bible. The country and culture is totally different than what I am use to, so I want to carry what I believe in and refer back to it when I made become a little down. 

When describing the importance to others, I would invite them to sit down with me and talk, so I can explain the importance. I chose to have someone sit down with me because I can invite them into my culture and what we do when we are having a discussion. Once arriving in a new country and I am told that I have to give of two things and keep one, I would keep the portrait of my family. It is great history in the portrait. 

This assignment has made me realize how much I cherish my family.Regardless of how much they may get on my nerves at times, I appreciate each and everyone of them. They are a part of me and they help me to realize that family has created a great impact on who I am today.