Little Mexican Baby

The land and life is flourishing. All the animals and both the man and woman are quite content. In the spring that woman births a baby boy. Nine months later she has another child, a girl. The brother and sister got along very well. They were the best of friends and did everything together. One day the girl convinces her brother to go with her to the great mountain and climb up to the heavens. The boy is against the idea, since the heavens were forbidden to visit ever since the banishment, but she finally persuades him to come. The reach the heavens and there stands the Great One. He tells them of his plans. That he had planned to give the animal and human life another chance, and to let them re-enter the heavens. This chance was never to be given though; the two children had lost it.

In the story, Angel is portrayed as a normal college student who is in need of money. She and her friends saw advertisement on their campus about selling eggs for money. It means that there are people that are going to pay a woman that willing to get pregnant and give the baby to them. However, due to her black skin, no one wants an offspring from her. To assure that they are going to get the good genes, they want it from her perfect, tall, white roommate, Laura. Due to the filthy work Laura did, she received huge amount of money, and it made Angel filled with envy and jealousy. She badly judged Laura, however, unexpectedly, in the end of the story, Angel got pregnant as well. In that desperate time, Laura is there for her and also financially supports her. She had a slight thought to abort the child, but in the end she decided to keep the baby.

Both Riccardo’s parents are from Mexico in the city of Puebla. Matilda, Riccardo 's mother, is very fluent in English. Upon her arrival in the USA, she was encouraged to take ESL classes, which she did twice a week. Matilda and Antonio both have a history of diabetes and hypertension in their families. One grandma 76 years of age is alive and living in Mexico with chronic hypertension. Matilda is very concerned for herself and Riccardo as she is overweight; she monitors Riccardo’s sweet intake and only allows sweet treats on occasions. Matilda tries to prepare cultural foods using more healthy alternatives avoiding fats and sweets and reducing carbohydrates. This is challenging as it alters the taste of many of the meals that originate from her childhood home in Mexico, but she knows it is well worth it.

maria sanchez was only six people tried to hit her with sticks hateful words at her were thrown hate to all with her skin tone she went to school on her own the kids all left she was alone she wants to learn everything in life but she goes to school with strife maria was brave and learned at school with one teacher who was cool her teacher smiles but maria sees her fear and uncertainty maria does her best to stand tall and not let her fear make her fall ignoring hate coming from the crowd maria makes her country

This experience demonstrates her lack of innocent thoughts, since an innocent child would never ask that question. When Baby asks a boy named Johnny if he would be able to find her some “magic mushrooms”, his response demonstrates how young she really is. He makes fun of her, asking “Are you not just out of diapers?” (76). This quotation shows how she asks questions a twelve year old should never ask, but it also shows how other people see her as a young, innocent child when she really is not. She is not taken seriously by Johnny or any of the people who are older than her, apart from the drug dealers. Consequently, the fact that Baby is exposed to drugs at a young age combined with her early drug use lead to the disintegration of her innocence.

“The moment I understood her hatred, my family had not been personally hurt by Trujillo just as before losing my baby. Jesus had not taken anything away from me. There was the Perozos, not a man left in that family and Martinez Reyna and his wife murdered in their bed and thousands of Haitians murdered at the border. Making the river they say still red. I had heard but not believed. How could our all loving father let us suffer? I looked up challenging him and the two faces merged” (Alvarez 53).

The King however yelled at her, accusing her of adultery and witchcraft. I was ordered to dispose of this creature, this demon. So in the most Christian of ways that I could, in order to save its soul, I burnt the child on a cross after blessing it with holy water. I recited the Lord’s Prayer and blessed the child so that it may be free from its mother’s and father’s sins.

Then her mother which is Chilam’s grandmother said “I know why you are going.” “I was there, you just didn’t notice me.” “Let me come with you.” said Chilam’s grandmother “No” said the mom “Please, can I worried about my granddaughter?” grandmother said to Chilam’s mother “Sorry I just don’t want everybody to know that whatever is happening to her is happening” mom said “Where is grandma going mom?” older daughter questioned “She is coming with me to also get water just in case we don’t have enough for the family” said mom. Mom and grandmother went to see what was wrong but to find out they went to god. By doing this they went to a place where the NA’s used to go to talk to god but they do not go there anymore but, mom and grandma went to talk to god about her daughter. “God pleeease tell me what is wrong with my little girl” mom said with tears coming down her face like a non stopping waterfalls It took a moment then he started to speak to them “My children the last child that you hath beareth unto is special.” “All of my children is special but Chilam is very special” “ In her future I may see her saving the day.” “I don’t know how yet but she will suprise you a everyone” god

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The Tamandua Mexicana is a medium-sized anteater with a prehensile(capable of grasping) tail, small eyes and ears, and a long snout. The anteaters can weigh from 7.1lbs to 11.9lbs. Their typical size can range from 102 to 130 centimeters. The anteaters type of symmetry is Bilateral. (which is the same on both sides) Their fur is pale over most of the body except on the upper half of the body where there is a black shaped vest.

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This project was very interesting, and what I noticed, there is people from the same ethnicity who have different opinions about what an American is. When I was interviewed my coworker who is a Mexican American (person 2), a friend who is a Mexican American as well was there hearing the interview. I asked her what is her ethnicity and if she consider herself an American. She told me that she is a Mexican American because she was born here and her parents are from Mexico. Same thing with her ex-husband. However, she does not consider her son a Mexican American because both of his parents are born here. My coworker asked her, “Why did you say that if he is your parents’ grandson? He has Mexican blood”. And she said, “Because I am the first generation

Sixteen years ago a young father who went by the name of "Lorento Tanner" decided to make a deal with a very powerful cross roads demon who went by the name of "Crowley". This brave young man gave a part of his life along with his soul in order to protect his pregnant wife, son, and daughter to be. In order for Lorento to seal the contract he had to cut his hand and bind his blood to the contract. Once Lorento had sealed the contract he was instructed to adopt a single male child at the age of 2 from a orphanage right out side the city of Tucson, Arizona. This young boy was was not a at all child, he was much much more.....

He then told Norah, and everyone else, that the baby girl was stillborn. It was this lie which, although no one but he and Caroline knew, ultimately wound itself in a delicate tangle of more lies and cloaked, internal, suffering. The approach which was made to overcome this barrier, by both Norah and David, was hardly a healthy one.

However, the girl had not been dead, but merely unconscious. After 9 months she gave birth to a beautiful baby boy and girl, with the help of a fairy. One day, one of the two infants started sucking on his mother’s finger and drew out the splinter of flax. Talia awoke and although she did not know how the children had come to her, she embraced them with love and called them Sun and Moon. The fairy helped her raise her children and provided them with drinks and food.