The word Home generally symbolizes stability, the place where you expect to live the rest of your life spend the rest of your life, preferably with family. The thought of leaving home and moving to another place is quite harrowing for a lot of people. Well I not only had to leave home-so to say-I had to leave my entire country. My original home, and homeland, was India and now it is the United States. Two places that could not possibly be more different.
My homeland for twenty one years had been India. It is a country drenched in tradition, culture and customs. India is a melting pot of hundreds of different religions and races. Also it is widely believed that India has the largest diversity of dialects and spoken languages anywhere in the world. There are about one thousand different languages spoken in India alone. Each state has a local population but it's the diversity of the people living in each state that makes the languages so different. Each state has its own unique language in addition to all the different races of people bringing in their own languages. It is like a mixed fruit salad with each fruit adding its own unique taste to the entire mixture.
In comparison the United States does have its own culture and tradition attached to it but still I don't feel it is quite the same as India. The main reason according to me is because the United States has diversified because of the huge number of immigrants arrived and still arriving into the country. That is not to say that there were no great traditions and customs, but in India all the diversity has been present from generations.
The traditional festivals in India are another novelty. There are festivals like Diwali-the festival of light, Navratri-the festival of traditional dance, Holi-the festival of color and many more. On the day of Holi, everyone young and old, regardless of caste and status in society are dressed in white. Then they go to each others house and put color on them.
Replace case computer case then place computers in final locations within your home. ... The system is now ready to be configured. ... Select the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) icon then click on properties. ... The internal network is now ready to be tested. ... Once the internal home network is configured, it is now time to connect to the outside world through the Internet. ...
There is that little touch of good that comes out every now and then. ... Homer may neglect his kids now and then, and even forget about baby Maggie, but he is always there time and time again for advice. ... Homer has been promoted, demoted, promoted, and then demoted again. ... Homer has not changed much in the now 15 seasons of The Simpsons. ... He does have a mean streak now and then, but it's usually focused on his son Bart. ...
Ballparks Then and Now Ballparks are becoming more advanced and fan friendly. ... This street runs behind the green monster and is the landing pad to many home runs. ... They will also have around 100 luxury boxes, which are now a must in new stadiums, and 5,000 premium seats. ... The home of the Seattle Mariners for 25 years. ... There is also a huge chandelier at the home plat entrance made of bats. ...
Now it's just my mother and I making tamales. ... Now that they have their own families it's hard for all of us to get together, because they have another family now too. ... What usually happens now is that we have dinner at my mother's house, then go to our relative's house that live close for a couple of hours. But then it's back home, to spend time with my parents. there are no more children playing, no more poker games, and no more loud music. ... I still have family, but it's immediate one now. ...
He then laughs and the scene closes to Homer quizzing two fellow male employees about the Backstreet Boys which they will definitely now know the answer. ... Burns then instructs Homer to see the Plant Psychiatrist to help him with his problem. Homer and the Psychiatrist talk about Homer's father and then Homer says he hates the Psychiatrists father. ... Homer then gets out and tips over his own car saying, "Party! ... Homer then takes his shirt off and runs outside realizing that no one is partying. ...
Nursing home neglect and abuse is a worldwide, growing problem. ... To many times people in these homes are treated poorly. ... Instead, the nursing home as a whole is. ... Disgustingly enough, the case doesn't even mention then name of the nurse taking care of Ms. ... Now, due to her negligent act, this poor woman's family has to suffer the loss of someone they loved, all because of pure laziness and neglect. ...
During the Holocaust, innocent people were taken from their homes by Nazis and crammed onto trains. ... The rest of the people were then stripped of all possessions, including clothing and gold teeth, and then shaved bald. ... When people begin to reduce the hate in their homes and begin to love, that love can spread to the community, to the city, to the nation, and even to the world. ...
But now the scholars have spoken, apparently legitimizing the suspicion that "Miss Emily's beau is gay" (Blythe 49). To support this contention, Blythe and many students cite as a key piece of evidence the narrator's explanation of why Homer did not marry Emily: Then we said, "She will persuade him yet," because Homer himself had remarked--he liked men, and it was known that he drank with the younger men in the Elks' Club--that he was not a marrying man. (126) The comment is not, of course, Faulkner's, nor is it entirely a paraphrase of Homer's original com...
The second event that helped keep women in the home was literature and books urging women to subordinate themselves to their husbands (Epstein/Easton 93). This literature put the home at the center of a woman's life with child rearing the most important aspect of home. Women then became willing to follow the leanings of society and remain at home. ... This dissatisfaction at work, unhappiness at home, and separation between husband and wife led to men joining clubs and lodges and also led to the proliferation of prostitution as men looked elsewhere for the companionship they were not f...