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Out of Africa
September 19, 2016
I can relate to Rana H. when she writes about her adaption to an unfamiliar enviroment in her articule, because i have gone through an similar change. It is typical for someone to question things they dont understand, like, the reason behind moving to a new country. At first, one might want to go back to their old life and be afraid of a foregin culture. Over time, one slowly starts to embrase the new culture and forget their roots. Thank you, Rana for making me remember my roots and to appreciate my origin.
© Matt P., Monte Vista, CO
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