Three items I would choose to take
with me would be my cell phone, charger, and purse. Although these items may
seem crazy to take with you following such a catastrophe, they all hold great
value to my culture. I would need my cell phone and charger because, hopefully,
I could remain in contact with other love ones and friends that may be placed
in other countries. I would hope that I could remain in contact via a call,
text, or social media. Besides remaining in contact with love ones and friend,
I could use the pictures and videos I have to look back on memories I have
created with them. I think this will help provide balance to feeling connected
with my family and friends. I could also use my phone to use various
applications, especially my Bible Version App, so that I could stay grounded in
my word and faith in God that things will get better and to keep me encouraged
during this catastrophe. I could also keep a diary of notes or things I wanted
to express during this strenuous time being away from home. I also chose my
purse because it has everything in it. Things like my driver’s license, teacher
badge, pictures, and other important things that identify who I am.
If I were told upon arrival I could only take
one personal item and give up two, this would be a tough one for me. So I guess
I would do without the cell phone because I wouldn't have the charger and I
couldn't use a charger without a phone. I guess I would manage with just my
purse and be able to remind myself who I
am with the items inside of it. By doing
this assignment, I learned that family culture is something that comes from
within. Although we become attached to things, we have to be reminded that
material things don’t last always. We have to remember that family culture,
being diverse, and cultural differences will continue to exist with or without
materialistic items we use on a daily basis. I feel that it comes from within
our hearts how we define ourselves, beliefs, customs, race, etc. It’s something
that cannot just be labeled with material things.
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