No two snowflakes are alike and that holds true for families all around us. Each has their different problems and they vary depending on what countries they live in. Internal circumstances always differ but an external problem that each family face every day is how to feed them. How can you have internal conflicts if your families are starving next to you so truly having a safe house and food to fill your stomach are most important. We will see how the families of the discussion choose what food to purchase and how it will affect their financial and health, both mental and physically. The Revis family of North Carolina is the average American family spending over $300 USD (Kennedy 135). They are shown to be smiling and sitting closely on
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They sit in the middle of the picture as the focus while their food being the empty space. This family’s food are less of half of what the Revis family have and judging on the conditions of their home and where they live, it would appear those foods are enough but is not what you would call bountiful. They share everything, with all the water in a large gallon bottle with no cups and nothing is being thrown out because they spend only what is $1.22 USD (Kennedy 134). Consisting of six, not including the father who most likely is working seeing that they have longer work hours, their foods are a handful with only spices being their biggest assortments. Compared to the Revis family, the foods they have might not be much but it is a healthier food. This led me to believe that they still hold the tradition of having dinners together as a way talk and get close to each other rather than just to …show more content…
The circumstances of where the Aboubakar was born only blossoms dangers all around them and no opportunities to have much food. On the other hand, the Revis family lives in a safer place with plenty of food surrounding them. Even with such big differences in their way of living and cultures both families are more than capable to survive and take of each other. Even if the Revis family is richer, it does not make them the happier family. They do not always eat the healthiest of food and it does not give them the experience the Aboubakar family get with their dinner gathering. We can even say that the Aboubakar family gets more out of life with their limited resources than what the Revis family could ever
They sit in the middle of the picture as the focus while their food being the empty space. This family’s food are less of half of what the Revis family have and judging on the conditions of their home and where they live, it would appear those foods are enough but is not what you would call bountiful. They share everything, with all the water in a large gallon bottle with no cups and nothing is being thrown out because they spend only what is $1.22 USD (Kennedy 134). Consisting of six, not including the father who most likely is working seeing that they have longer work hours, their foods are a handful with only spices being their biggest assortments. Compared to the Revis family, the foods they have might not be much but it is a healthier food. This led me to believe that they still hold the tradition of having dinners together as a way talk and get close to each other rather than just to …show more content…
The circumstances of where the Aboubakar was born only blossoms dangers all around them and no opportunities to have much food. On the other hand, the Revis family lives in a safer place with plenty of food surrounding them. Even with such big differences in their way of living and cultures both families are more than capable to survive and take of each other. Even if the Revis family is richer, it does not make them the happier family. They do not always eat the healthiest of food and it does not give them the experience the Aboubakar family get with their dinner gathering. We can even say that the Aboubakar family gets more out of life with their limited resources than what the Revis family could ever