YaMell90

Checklist of What to Bring ● Something to remind you of your homeland… Possible ideas: If I was to go move somewhere without ever thinking of returning, I would bring my favorite book to remind me of all the times that I had read it as a young child and that I can always renew that vibe just by reading the book. ● Something to remind you of your family… Possible Ideas: If I was to leave somewhere without my family without thinking of coming back, I would a locket that has all my family members names and a picture of them to remind me that they would always be with me and that I could see them whenever I want with just me opening a locket. ● Something to entertain you on the voyage (no electrical or modern devices/games) … Possible ideas: I would bring a board game called backgammon. It is a game that I frequently play with my dad and takes lots of concentration and the game can turn in your favor at any time with the roll of a dice. It is also a very common game nowadays. ● Something that would be useful to you in America… Possible ideas: If I was to bring something “useful” to America, I would bring all my valuables and objects that would be worth quite some value and trade them for U.S. dollars to have a better start. ● Something to eat that would not spoil during the long journey… Possible ideas: I would bring 4 cans of refried beans. They are tasty and they do not go bad for 2-5 years. They also can come in a very large can if you find them in the right place.

Checklist of What to Bring ● Something to remind you of your homeland… Possible ideas: If I was to go move somewhere without ever thinking of returning, I would bring my favorite book to remind me of all the times that I had read it as a young child and that I can always renew that vibe just by reading the book. ● Something to remind you of your family… Possible Ideas: If I was to leave somewhere without my family without thinking of coming back, I would a locket that has all my family members names and a picture of them to remind me that they would always be with me and that I could see them whenever I want with just me opening a locket. ● Something to entertain you on the voyage (no electrical or modern devices/games) … Possible ideas: I would bring a board game called backgammon. It is a game that I frequently play with my dad and takes lots of concentration and the game can turn in your favor at any time with the roll of a dice. It is also a very common game nowadays. ● Something that would be useful to you in America… Possible ideas: If I was to bring something “useful” to America, I would bring all my valuables and objects that would be worth quite some value and trade them for U.S. dollars to have a better start. ● Something to eat that would not spoil during the long journey… Possible ideas: I would bring 4 cans of refried beans. They are tasty and they do not go bad for 2-5 years. They also can come in a very large can if you find them in the right place.