Reflections: My homeland 7 Articles

by Fay Isnor

I was born on an island on the East Coast of Nova Scotia Canada. The population of the island was 43. The main industry included fishing and farming. There on the island the majority of the food we had was grown (organic...read more

by Aisha Flores

the streets filled with energy.. people of all ethnic races and backgrounds live together.. cultures mix in my city.. children learn at an early age about life.. so many opportunities where I'm from.. so much to do an...read more

by Theresa Young

Two years ago this month, the lives of thousands of people, myself included, changed forever. Many died, many became homeless. I consider myself very fortunate. I survived. Whether you were barely touched or totally devas...read more

by Clara Brincat

I am not a native of the U.S.A. I became a naturalized citizen in the early nineties. I love this country probably more than a lot of Americans that were actually born here. I truly believe the lyrics "God shed His grace ...read more

by Emily Hartman

Nineteen years, eight months and ten days. Arizona has been my home my entire life and I firmly believe the environment in which I grew up in, Cave Creek, made me the person I am today. I am forever grateful for one hundre...read more

by Angelique Reder

My homeland America Here I sit ready to reflect on what my 43 years of experiences in my homeland, America are, and I find that so much, yet so little has actually changed. I love my homeland. It is my home, and it is...read more

by Jean

I OPENED MY EYES The amazing sunrise was visible from my bedroom window. I stared at the cocktail of colors, spreading through the tall palm trees, which softly swayed to an invisible beat. My mind began to soar...read more