My Italian Culture Of My Family: My Grandmother

Our family is probably the most the most precious and treasured item we possess. It serves as a building block to a content a proper existence and is exhibited as what we need the most to overcome life’s obstacles. They teach us an abundance of rituals and skills that are very analogous to gifts in my perspective. My family, a unique one by nature, is a physical example of what most people would call bizarre. With their childish hijinks or obscene lingo, they give bizarre a whole new meaning. Many of the thoughts that run through my head are inflicted by the maternal side of my family. The positive outlook I have on them stems from my mother and her relatives. Part of the reason why is because her side is the one that’s not completely obscured. Although not entirely lucid, some information is traceable. My mother is Wendy and her parents are Victoria Sandello and Joseph Lange. If the last names didn’t give it away, my grandmother is Italian and my grandfather is German. Usually, a person is considered a mutt, or from the lines of different ethnicities. That does not apply to my grandmother. She is known to be completely Italian due to her …show more content…
Due to my heritage, I have been raised with customs that follow the culture precisely. Italian culture is a large portion of the foundation that built my family. Fortunately, we do follow many Italian customs. However, our traditions are not followed down to the very last detail pertaining to Naples’ culture due to the other traditions picked up from New Jersey’s citizens. Like your typical Italian family, we like to enjoy pasta every Sunday. We can consume pasta throughout the course of the week, but it is eaten on Sunday no matter what. These dishes can range from simple dishes like Vermicelli and Pasta e Fagioli to more complex dishes like chicken parmesan. However, these dishes are not consumed unless the proper etiquette is