Tuesday, October 16, 2012
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About Me
- Mrs. Rigsby
- I grew up in a suburb of Chicago and attended the University of Missouri at Columbia for my undergrad. I have a Masters in Elementary Education from Regis. I come from a family with four kids. My sister is a teacher in Chicago. One of my brothers lives here and the other one lives in Chicago. I moved here because my husband loved Colorado and I loved him. As it turns out,I love Colorado as well.
Here are some of the differences between my life and Parvana’s. I live in the U.S.A., while Parvana lives in Afghanistan. The Taliban cannot beat me whenever they want. Another reason our lives are different is that I go to school. Even if Parvana could go to school, she could only learn the Koran. I have the freedom of religion, Parvana doesn’t. Those are some of the differences between my life and Parvana’s.
ReplyDelete-Kobe
Parvana's life is so much different than ours for many reasons. One reason is that you can make money by digging up bones. Huh? Also, women cannot go outside without a man. They can't go outside without a burqua, either. In Afghanistan, they cut off the hands of theives. Those are some of the differences between Parvana's life and ours.
ReplyDelete-Oliver
some differences ar that parvana is not able to be educated because the taliban shut down schools. Another difference is that women are not alloud outside.an example from the text is that the taliban kiced parvana out of the market beacause she was a girl.
ReplyDeletea final example is that women must wear burcas to cover thei entire body. those are some differences between my life and parvanas.
-maya
Here is my response for the question. Parvana's life has a ton of differences from mine. One difference is that I live in a safe country and she lives in a very unsafe country. Terrorists can’t just come into my home and shoot or imprison anyone they wish. Another reason is that I don’t have to dig up human bones just to feed my family. I don’t have to go out every day to get my entire family’s water and bring it home. I don’t have to go to a searing hot market and sell whatever my family has. Parvana’s life is a lot harder than mine.
ReplyDeleteHere is my response for the question. Parvana's life has a ton of differences from mine. One difference is that I live in a safe country and she lives in a very unsafe country. Terrorists can’t just come into my home and shoot or imprison anyone they wish. Another reason is that I don’t have to dig up human bones just to feed my family. I don’t have to go out every day to get my entire family’s water and bring it home. I don’t have to go to a searing hot market and sell whatever my family has. Parvana’s life is a lot harder than mine.
ReplyDelete-Eric
Luke
ReplyDeleteSome differences between my life and Parvana's are that women cant go outside unless they are with a man. We don't have to. They have many bombs. We don't have many. We aren't under the rule of the Taliban. Parvana is. Finally, we have a president that can rule us. They don't. That's how Parvana's life is different from ours.