Guava

Motivated at the thought of this so called juvenile act, our veins were electrified with confidence as a we scurried across the gravel path. We stopped and attempted to cloak ourselves behind a vendor’s cart, as we peered through the piles of colorful guavas and pomegranates, spying the watchman. As soon as he turned around, we bolted toward to the entrance of the building complex. Running as fast as our little legs could carry us, we jumped into the elevator and rose to the third floor. “Sneaking in”

Correlating Home and Nostalgia Nostalgia is one of the attributes that has a very strong connection with home and comes to the forefront whenever home is talked about. Nostalgia is generally confined to a space but in my opinion, should be extend its horizon by referring to change occurring in time as well. Every present moment passed keeps on becoming a part of past and nostalgia is a mere reflection on this past. No matter where you go, the memories connected with home makes you compare it with

Hispanic American: "Heritage" is defined as the customs and traditions that are handed down from generation to generation of families and society. A person with Latino heritage is a descendant of a family from Mexico, Central America, or South America. Peeps who are Hispanic are from a country where Spanish is spoken. Let's check out some of their traditions. Hispanic Food Hispanic foods have many different characteristics, but one of the main things that make it distinctive is that it tends to

HA LONG BAY Tran Lam Phuong Thi Class: E4205 Instructor: Jonathan W.Lankford Contents I. Introduction 2 II. The Legend of Ha Long. 3 III. Several elements contribute to the beauty of Ha Long 3 IV. Places to visit in Ha Long Bay 6 V. Halong’s Cuisine 7 VI. Conclusion 9 VII.Reference 9 I. Introduction It experienced a long history. Many places of the country have been associated with a dragon which was the first of four spiritual creatures. Image of the dragon is a familiar image

Ko’olau Mountains Watershed Partnership: Supporting and Sustaining Our ‘Aina The 100,000 acres of watershed protected by the Ko’olau Mountains Watershed Partnership serve as an invaluable resource. Without the support of the Partnership, this amazing natural resource could be in imminent danger from a variety of threats. Conserving our forests enables us to preserve the water supply that we depend on, so actively working to sustain that supply by protecting the forests is in the best interest of

markets searching for the most perfect plantains and yucca. Homes would be cleaned top to bottom, the woman would spend hours in the kitchen preparing desserts. Fried sweet dough is a must for Christmas in Cuba. The woman would prepare big bowls of guava, oranges, heavy syrup and grapefruits in preparation for the sweet dough. The men of the family would stay out of the woman’s way until 1 to 2 day before as their job is too obtain (from a farm or the local market) and roast the pig. The night before

around the world. Most of the nature always seems to be untouched especially in the mountains where my dad lives. So me and dad easily come up with new ideas when we're working with our art projects together. The heaven island can grow anything from guavas to spices, and obviously there's palm trees as well. If me and my brother gets a bit chilly after a swim in the ocean our father berries us in the black sand. My dad is an artist that does painting and face sculptures out of stones. He once restored

Yow Wah gwaan- “Out of many, one people”! The country of Jamaica has very a diverse culture that is unlike the United States. Surrounded by clear water with beautiful coastlines on each side, Jamaica is a tourist attraction. Due to my mother being born in Kingston, Jamaica, I have always wanted to study its culture. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Jamaica’s cultural practices are similar and different from my families. This history-filled island country has an exceptional culture and heritage. Jamaica

pertaining to the real definition of being “civilized” and how losing touch with nature changes someone. An example of a literary device used throughout the excerpt is imagery. “In Copacabana, the girls are fat and languid and eat pink slivers of guava right out of your hand. Even at Stage 1, their pelts are silky, sun-bleached to near invisibility. Our pack was hirsute and sinewy and mostly brunette. We had terrible posture. We went knuckling along the wooden floor on the calloused pads of our fists

production contributes 10 percent on average to the gross value of total agricultural output in India, and 13 percent of the export earnings attributable to major agricultural products. 3. The major tropical fruits grown in India include mango, banana, guava, pineapple, papaya and lychee, with lesser production of sapota, jackfruit, phalsa, annona and ber (Table 1). Tropical fruits account for nearly 70 percent of all fruit production in India2. The 3 major tropical fruits (mango, pineapple, papaya) accounted