From the moment I read the title of this week's reflection, I knew that I was going to be able to relate to the plot. No, growing up in modern day Miami in a family of five does not compare to growing up in times of segregation in a family of eight. Although our lifestyles may be different the struggles of the main character could be related to. The main character of this passage lives in a neighborhood where some are living comfortably by being members of the middle class and others are barely making ends meet while being members of the working class. As she is explaining the layout of her neighborhood and comparing and contrasting her neighbors’ lifestyles, I'm lead to believe that she is making a choice of whether she wants
