My new summer - Ari

                                                                                                                                                      Mount Yoshino Minamoto no Yoshitsune was the ninth son of his parents, born in 1160 before a great rebellion, in which his father and older brothers lost their lives.  As a result of this incident that would mark Yoshitsune's life, he and his mother decided to flee to the capital to save themselves. Believing that they would have a better place to live. The mother fell into a huge depression after the death of her family, unable to care for Yoshitsune and d...

  New life, new me Minamoto no Yoshitsune was the ninth son of his parents and was born before 1160 before a great rebellion, in which his father and older brothers lost their lives.  Following this incident that would mark Yoshitsune's life, he and his mother decided to flee to the capital to save themselves. His mother fell into depression after all these deaths and that is when she decided to send her son to a convent of monks near Tokyo.   Yoshitsune wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father and brothers so he fled with the help of a gold merchant who knew his father.

  Cherry Blossoms at Mount Yoshino

 Home In Ecuador, in the center of the province of Zamora Chinchipe, there is a small "cantón" called Zumbi, where my grandparents' farm is located between large green mountains. You had to walk 5 minutes from my uncle's house to get to the farm and in all those minutes you could see the two story, wood colored house. Located on a large plot of land full of plantations and animals, one minute before you arrive you can see Campion, Negra and Kiara, my grandparents' dogs. One of the dogs, Kiara, had four  puppies in total, four were given to good families and when I was 16 I kept the last puppy. My little Max was excited to see his mother.  When we arrived at our grandparents’ home we left our shoes in the laundry and washed our hands. I went upstairs and saw my grandmother cooking "caldo de pollo" and some rice to eat for lunch. My heart fills with happiness quickly. Waiting until we were all at home to eat...

  Knowing the Past to Understand  the Present Jeannette Walls Glass Castle As The Glass Castle unfolds, Jeannette Walls opens her heart to her readers, telling the story and details of her life. The focus of her memoir, in her early years, was the lack of care her parents showed her. The care that her parents overlooked, marked her life and influenced the personality she has today. Her parents' actions affected Jeannette as a child, even though she believed that her childhood was normal. The little care they took of her made her the strong adult she became. Lack of care-   According to Jeanette's reports of her neglectful childhood experiences, she had no stable place or home to live. In the second portion of her memoir, “The Desert”,  we learn that while her mother was in the next room singing, Jeanette, as a three year old, was cooking for herself. While cooking, she caught on fire, “Then the flames leaped up, reaching my face. I screamed. I smelled the burni...

 The Desert Her parents have a different way of solving problems, her mom thinks she has a good age to cooking that's why she left alone to her daughter. Rex was a bit lovely than mom. When the nurses treat their daughter better in the hospital, the parents are offended because she feels good and comfortable in there. While the nurses feel bad for her life they only want her recovering. We start know all the facts why she in the future  wants go out from her past life. I would can say, she grew up with little care from her parent.