Sister

Two Sisters and Acoma Origins is a story by the Acoma Pueblo Indian. In the story, the first women on Earth are sisters, who were sent by the Tsichtinako from underground to above. However, before they can leave the underground, they must learn how to plant, harvest, and cook the corn. When the sisters learned all the giving lessons taught by Tsichtinako, she told them to go out. She gave each of them a basket, which has “pollen and sacred corn meal”. Tsichtinako also gave them some directions…

#1) My younger sister has had a tremendous impact on my life, because even at just 20 years old she has overcome many obstacles that has made her more aware of feminist ideals and issues simply through her own experiences of these realities, despite the fact that she has never taken a women’s studies course, or any other college course. Her experiences and her willingness to share these, has educated me about these issues as well, and has also encouraged me to become involved in the field of…

The poem “Two Sisters of Persephone” by Sylvia Plath demonstrates several themes. Among these are time, nature, and duality. As time progresses, so do the emotions of the two sisters. The nature of the sisters’ surroundings can influence them, and human nature may play a role in their perception. The duality of the two sisters demonstrates their differences and how they compliment each other. The usage of literary devices also supports these themes. Imagery and euphemism compliment the theme of…

In the article, “Two Sisters, Two Americas” Brooke Ross informs us on how being a citizen or being an illegal immigrant in America can make a big difference. Brook Ross writes how the two sisters, Diana and Veronica Saravia, explain the difficulties when one sister is a U.S. citizen while the other isn’t. Veronica (21) was born in El Salvador and was brought to the U.S. illegally as a child. Meanwhile, Diana (14) was born in Maryland, which makes her a U.S. citizen. The reader believes that…

There are numerous people who have shaped my life today. I have an outstanding family and great friends. However, my older sister, Jacqueline, has played a major role in influencing me and changing who I am today. Jacqueline is 7 years older than me. She attended Plano West Senior High School, and she was on the volleyball team for 4 years. Additionally, she was a magnificent defensive player for club volleyball too. At a young age, I would attend her endless camps, games, tournaments, clinics…

My Sister and I One difference between my sister and I is our characters. My sister is a part-time worker and a student. She is very energetic and she loves social media. She likes to post pictures on snap chat every day. My sister and I are very unique, loving and friendly, as well as our family. Also, she always laughs and smiles whenever I am with her. I love her because she honest and she takes her job “seriously”. I am a CNA and also a part-time student. We were born in the same year, date…

The Tale of Two Sisters In “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker, two sisters named Maggie and Dee are described through the eyes of their mother. When Dee pays her mother and sister a visit all is well until Dee asks to have a family heirloom and is turned down. In this story you will notice many differences in the sisters but barely anything in common. BODY PARAGRAPH For instance, Dee thinks she is better than who she really is, but Maggie who is better than who she thinks she is. Dee…

1. In the story “Oranges and Sweet Sister Boy” by Judy Ruiz, the main character is the sister of a man who is deciding to change his gender. The purpose of Judy’s story is her way of trying to cope with her brother’s change. She has spent her whole life knowing him as her brother and now has to adapt to the sudden change that she now has a sister instead. An example, “The cigarette stays a cigarette. I light it. I ask my brother to run that stuff by me again,” (2) is her way of trying to…

cats running the streets and cattle just beyond the highway. Settling in for the night with my sister, Zaina, in comfy pajamas and a hot cup of sleepytime tea. We finish up our last sip just as grandma gets done with her famous bedtime stories. Our favorite one about a puppy who lost his mom and trying to find his way home.This is how I began to understand our literary experience. As I interviewed my sister Zaina, it seemed to all come back. I was in that bedroom, I could smell the tea, feel…

At the time I was nine years old. My mom and dad had just gotten divorced and my dad was living in New York, while I lived in Miami with my mom. My cousin, Cristine, was like my older sister, I spent a lot of time with her and her dad since mine wasn’t around often. She also helped me get through the situation. Our favorite place to go was Wannado City; it gave us a small glimpse on life, and hopes for our future. Our favorite person to go with was Cristine’s dad, my Uncle Manny. He always knew…