ingrith

Relationship Bill of Rights

2008-06-11T13:16:00.000-07:00

These are the rights that i like:

*.: I have the right to amke mistakes and not have to be perfect:.*
*.:I have the right to determinate my own priorities:.*
*.:I have the right to my own needs for personal space and time:.*

This is the right that I like most:

*.: I have the right to make mistakes and not have to be perfect :.*

I like this right because I am human and humans are not perfect
and anybody can make mistakes.

Once I forgot to call my boyfriend's mom he got mad
because I forgot to call his mom and we get angry both for
something that was not important.

2008-05-10T21:29:00.000-07:00

*FELICIDADES MAMITA TE AMO CON TODO MI CORAZON*
A ti que me diste tu vida tu amor y tu espacio a ti que cargaste en tu vientre dolor y cansancio a ti que peleaste con uñas y dientes valiente en tu casa y en cualquier lugar a ti rosa fresca de abril a ti mi fiel querubin a ti te dedico mis versos mi ser y victorias a ti mis respetos señora señora señora a ti mi guerrera invencible a ti luchador incansable a ti mi amiga constante de todas las horas tu nombre es un nombre comun como las margaritas siempre en mi poca presencia constante en mi mentey para no ser tan cobarde esta mujer de quien hablo es linda mi amiga gaviota su nombre es "MI MADRE"

"TE AMO MAMI"
Y gacias por estar siempre conmigo*

2008-03-31T14:46:00.000-07:00

Goals to get more points and better grades*

*To participate more in class!!!
*To learn english!!!

*El dia en que naciste!!!

2008-03-31T13:44:00.000-07:00

Gracias a Dios que te mando a mi,

Esperanza en mi vida eres y ahora mi

Razon de vivir, como un

Angelito llegaste y

La vida daria por ti, mi

Dulce ninia mi pequenia

Ilusion.

Nunca dejes de quererme

Engrandece mi vida con todo tu Amor.

*Te amo mi Geraldine eres mi vida

gracias por estar aqui conmigo todo lo

que hago lo hago por ti!!! Con Amor tu Mami Ingrith!!!

* CESAR CHAVEZ *

2008-03-31T10:22:00.000-07:00

César E. Chávez was born on his family's farm on March 31, 1937 in Yuma, Arizona. A second-generation American, he became a migrant worker at the age of 10 when his family lost their farm during the Great Depression. After the eighth-grade he left school to work in the fields full-time to support his family. In 1946 he joined the Navy, and upon his return he married Helen Fabela with whom he had eight children and 31 grandchildren.

A civil rights leader, humanitarian, environmentalist, farm worker, labor leader and community servant, César Estrada Chávez believed that people could bring about social change through non-violent actions. Millions of Americans, from students and the middle class to religious groups and minorities, have been inspired by Chávez's quest for social justice and civil rights for those who are less fortunate than others. Senator Robert F. Kennedy called him "one of the heroic figures of our time." Yet when I walked around the campus and asked some people if they knew who César Chávez was, most didn't and the ones that thought they knew said, "sure, the boxer, right?" Join me as I take you on the journey of his life and the legacy he left behind.

In 1952 he joined the Community Service Organization, a Latino civil rights group where he eventually became the national director, helped organize other chapters of the organization, campaigned against racial and economic discrimination, organized voter registration drives, helped Latinos become citizens, battled police brutality, and improved conditions in the barrios.

After 10 years of service at CSO, he left the organization to live his dream of creating an organization to protect and serve farm workers, whose struggles are a story he knew all too well. At a time when most farmers lived in poverty, lacked fair wages, medical benefits or pensions, and lived in very poor conditions, he organized the farmers by forming National Farm Workers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers of America. He was the first person in history to ever successfully do so.With his motto "Sí Se Puede" (it can be done) he motivated thousands of people to get involved and take action. Through strikes, boycotts, fasting and pilgrimages he was able to bring national attention to the anguish and struggles of farm workers. In 1968 and 1972 he fasted for 25 days to reinforce his commitment to the farm labor movement and at the age of 61 he fasted for 36 days to draw attention to the impact of the damaging effects of pesticides on farm workers and their children. In 1975, the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act was passed and remains the only law in history to protect farm workers and their right to unionize.

LiKe WaTeR FoR cHoCoLaTe***

2008-03-14T10:09:00.000-07:00

My favorite recipe is Tacos de suadero.

I like tacos de suadero
because my abuelita made for us
when we were in Mexico she made it
so good and i like it so much.

the ingredients are:

1 Tbsp. Market Pantry™ Vegetable Oil
1/2 pkg. Fresh Cuts™ Diced Onions
1 lb. ground beef
1/4 cup Archer Farms™ Taco Seasoning
Soft flour tortillas
Market Pantry™ Shredded Cheese
Market Pantry™ Sour Cream
Archer Farms™ Salsa
Bagged shredded lettuce.

directions:

1.-Heat oil in a large saute pan over medium-high heat.
2.-Add onion and cook for 2-3 minutes until translucent.
3.-Add ground beef and taco seasoning, brown the meat.
4.-Season to taste with salt and pepper.
5.-Warm the tortillas in microwave according to package instructions.
6.-To serve, scoop some warm meat into tortilla and top with your favorite garnishes.

this is my favority recipe.

I wrote this recipe especially for you Dawn... try it !!!

MY REVOLUTION

2008-03-11T19:58:00.000-07:00

* Problems & Issues.

*Racism with migrant and undocumented people.

*Help the poor people and give theire children
education.

* Objectives & Goals.

* Eliminate the racism with migrants and the ilegal
people be legal in the United States.

* To help the poor people to rise and tach them.

* How to Achieve Goals & Desired Results.

* Maybe change the president for a chicano president
and he can choose people with a good record.

* That the president give money for poor people and
the schools that need it.

* Type of Economy & Government.

* With good business and good jobs.

* Democrat.

* Slogan:

*** PaRa LoS QuE nO tEnEmOs CrEeNcIaS
lA dEmOcRaCiA eS NuEsTrA rElIgIoN***

COMMOLY CONFUSED WORDS

2008-02-15T10:29:00.000-08:00

My sister Fanny had a party and she invited all her friends except for our cousin Lola.
My sister accepts Lola for a cousin but decide to invite Maria instead.
She likes Maria more than Lola because when theyre dancing,
Maria moves her waist in a very cool way.
then my mom told to everybody that it's time to eat cake.
Fanny eats too much cake and so does my little sister Dioana.

EL "CHE"

2008-02-08T14:06:00.000-08:00

CHE GUEVARA WAS:

*He was born may 14 1928 in Argentina.

*His family was rich.

*Became known for his dynamic personality and radical perspective even as a boy.

*Passionate about poetry.

*Enthusiastic and eclectic reader.

*He had a keen interested in photography.

*Marxist revolutionary.

*Study medecine.

*Traveled around Latin America.

*El Che narrated this journey: The Motorcycle Diares.

*Hero for Cuba.

*He death october 9 1967 (aged 39).

D.O.L

2008-02-06T14:44:00.000-08:00

* THEIR shoes are nice and her shirt is too.

* Iwant my bagel PLAIN.

* The airPLANE lift to Tokio.

* My sister wants a PIECE of a cake.

* I want PEACE for the world.

2008-01-30T20:31:00.001-08:00

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2008-01-30T20:27:00.001-08:00

I AM FROM

2008-01-30T20:19:00.000-08:00

*I AM FROM*

I am from Oaxaca the region of Mixteca
Where we can hear the echoe
Of the city of dance known as “Jarabe Mixteco”

I am from a united family
Who taught me to live in humility
And never “Olviden de donde vienen”
An remember to always live in harmony.

I am from un pais of many traditions
From tamales, yique and barbacoa
To posadas,parties
And the music from my abuelita who is a musician

I am from celebrations of teatro y arte
Warm memories of happiness and fun
Where we show the emotions of our heart

I am from the sweet consejos from mi abuela
“hun…”
“Dime con quien andas y te dire quien eres.”
Which helps me remember who I am and where I am from

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2008-01-29T20:55:00.001-08:00

D.O.L

2008-01-24T14:45:00.000-08:00

a) Gari Soto's experiences as a wrestler led him to ask big question about life.

b) He wondered who he was, why he was here, and what life was all about.

2008-01-24T13:39:00.000-08:00

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2008-01-24T13:06:00.000-08:00

*In Saturday I made soup for my baby.

*I ate to much because I was so hungry.

*I went to play basketball.

*I lost my bus pass in the park.

*In Sunday my family and I went to the church.

*Geraldine was fighting with my sister.

*Geraldine knew that my sister kept her doll.

*My brother took my glasses.

*I was so angry because my brother lost my glasses.

*I gave my baby a new toy.

2008-01-24T13:02:00.000-08:00

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my goals for the new year

2008-01-09T22:01:00.000-08:00

my goals for this new year are:

* to baptize my daughter.
* to save much money to make my house in Oaxaca.
* to buy a acar.
* to graduate out of high school.
* to lose weight.
*I HOPE TO DO IT*

LAS POSADAS

2007-12-14T10:33:00.000-08:00

MEANING:
Las Posadas represents the troubles that Joseph and Mary faced in finding a room when traveling to Bethlehem. In it, groups of children and adults go from house to house singing a traditional song requesting lodging (posada). In each house, the owner responds with refusal (also in song), until they reach the designated site for the party, where the owner recognizes Mary and Joseph and allows them to come in. Latin American countries have continued to celebrate this holiday to this day, with very few changes to the tradition.
These Posadas are a re-enactment of the search by Jesus' two parents, Joseph and Mary for lodging prior to Jesus' birth. Typically, each family in a neighborhood will schedule a night for the Posada to be held at their home, starting on the 16th of December and finishing on the 24th.

christmas for mexicans, in traditional homes and rural areas, is a religious holiday. It is a celebration of the Nativity, or the birthday of Jesus. In order to prepare for the day of commemoration, there are the “posadas”. These celebrations are a “novena” or nine days before the 24th of December which is the “Noche Buena” or Holy Night. Posadas are an enactment of looking for lodging of St. Joseph and Virgin Mary, called peregrinos (Pilgrims) going to Bethlehem according to the Scriptures.

RITUAL
Each family in a neighbourhood will schedule a night for the posada to be held at their home, starting on the 16th of December and finishing on the 24th. Every home will have a Nativity scene. The hosts of the home are the innkeepers, and the neighbourhood children and adults are the peregrinos, who have to request lodging through singing a simple chant. All carry small lit candles in their hands and four teenagers of about the same height are chosen to carry the peregrinos, which are two small statues of St. Joseph leading a donkey, on which Virgin Mary is riding side-saddle. The head of the procession will have a candle inside of a paper lamp shade that looks like an accordion but open at the top and it is called a “farolito” or little lantern.
The peregrinos will ask for lodging in three different houses but only the third one will allow them in. That will be the house that is supposed to have the posada for that evening. Once the innkeepers let them in, the group of guests comes into the home and kneels around the Nativity scene to pray the rosary. The rosary is a traditional Catholic prayer, which consists of the following prayers: 50 Hail Marys, 5 Our Fathers, 5 Glories and the Litany, which is a series of praises for the Virgin Mary, plus singing traditional songs like Holy Night.

(Los Peregrinos)
En el nombre del cielo,
yo os pido posada,
pues no puede andar,
mi esposa amada.

(Los de adentro)
Aquí no es mesón,
sigan adelante,
no les puedo abrir,
no vaya a ser un tunante.

(Los Peregrinos)
No sean inhumanos,
dennos caridad
que el Dios de los Cielos,
se lo premiará.

(Los de adentro)
Ya se pueden ir,
y no molestar
porque si me enfado,
los voy a apalear.

(Los Peregrinos)
Venimos rendidos,
desde Nazaret
yo soy carpintero,
de nombre José.

(Los de adentro)
No me importa el nombre,
déjenme dormir
pues yo ya les digo,
que no hemos de abrir

(Los Peregrinos)
Posada te pido,
amado casero,
por solo una noche,
la Reina del Cielo.

(Los de adentro)
Pues si es una reina,
quien lo solicita,
¿cómo es que de noche,
anda tan solita?

(Los Peregrinos)
Mi esposa es María,
es Reina del cielo
y madre va a ser
del Divino Verbo

(Los de adentro)
¿Eres tú José?
¿Tu esposa es María?
entren peregrinos,
no los conocía.

(Los Peregrinos)
Dios pague señores,
vuestra caridad
y os colme el Cielo
de felicidad.

TODOS...
Dichosa la casa,
que alberga este día
a la virgen pura,
la hermosa María.
Entren Santos Peregrinos,
Peregrinos...
Reciban este rincón,
que aunque es pobre la morada,
la morada...
os la doy de corazón.

The piñata is a done artisan construction with mud and paper or single paper that is used like representation of the capital sins in the catholic religion, is due to break with a wood that represents the strength and force of God, and when breaking themselves fall sweet or fruits with which she was stuffed, these are you compensate and gifts to win to the sin.

ingrith

*Relationship Bill of Rights*

*El dia en que naciste!!!

* CESAR CHAVEZ *

LiKe WaTeR FoR cHoCoLaTe***

*MY REVOLUTION*

COMMOLY CONFUSED WORDS

EL "CHE"

D.O.L

*I AM FROM*

Check out my Slide Show!

D.O.L

my goals for the new year

LAS POSADAS

Relationship Bill of Rights

MY REVOLUTION

I AM FROM