Hope you all have had a wonderful Halloween! My brother and I went trick-or-treating, and I must say it was quite the success! We brought in a lot of candy!
I was a dead-zombie-pirate-angry face.
Look at all the amazing candies! Woo!
<3 Lucero
Showing posts with label Blogtober. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogtober. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween!
Hey everybody!
Hope you all have had a wonderful Halloween! My brother and I went trick-or-treating, and I must say it was quite the success! We brought in a lot of candy!
I was a dead-zombie-pirate-angry face.
Look at all the amazing candies! Woo!
And that, officially wraps up Blogtober! It's been a wonderful month, and has gone by way too fast! I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did!
<3 Lucero
Hope you all have had a wonderful Halloween! My brother and I went trick-or-treating, and I must say it was quite the success! We brought in a lot of candy!
I was a dead-zombie-pirate-angry face.
Look at all the amazing candies! Woo!
<3 Lucero
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
I'm Blue
Hey everybody!
I have a few pictures taken outside my house. I filmed a YouTube video today, with the theme of blue accent pieces. Here are pictures of my two favorite outfits!
Hope you enjoyed!
<3 Lucero
I have a few pictures taken outside my house. I filmed a YouTube video today, with the theme of blue accent pieces. Here are pictures of my two favorite outfits!
Hope you enjoyed!
<3 Lucero
Saturday, October 1, 2011
But Where Are You From Originally?
Hi everybody!
When moving to a new place and meeting new people, it's typical to give your name, where you're from, and other details. However, upon moving to Dubai I've found that some people are in disbelief about my Texan background.
See, other Americans believe and understand that I'm from the United States. They're aware of the fact that a wide variety of races and nationalities reside in the U.S. But when those from other countries ask where I'm from, nobody believes me!
Non-American: So, where are you from?
Me: Oh, I'm from Texas.
Non-American: No, no, no. Where are you from originally?
Me: Texas.
Non-American: No, but where are your parents from?
Me: [getting a bit annoyed] They're from Texas too.
Non-American: Sigh. [Obviously as annoyed as I am]
This is very frustrating, especially when they go so far as to ask what part of India I'm from. I'd be able to deal with this a bit better if it didn't happen all the time! I'm not exaggerating when I say this happens at least several times a month.
It seems as though people who aren't from the US or haven't visited are under the impression that all Americans are blonde haired, blue eyed, and Caucasian. So when I start talking, they hear my American accent, but see my tan skin and dark features.
There are even more stereotypes against Texans! I once met a someone who worked at Pinkberry, and fully admitted that he thought Texas was full of tumbleweeds, cowboys and guns! I also get a lot of remarks about how I don't "sound" Texan. Not everybody in Texas talks with a redneck-Southern accent!
Maybe I should just start telling people I'm from Guadalajara.
Until next time,
<3 Lucero
When moving to a new place and meeting new people, it's typical to give your name, where you're from, and other details. However, upon moving to Dubai I've found that some people are in disbelief about my Texan background.
See, other Americans believe and understand that I'm from the United States. They're aware of the fact that a wide variety of races and nationalities reside in the U.S. But when those from other countries ask where I'm from, nobody believes me!
Non-American: So, where are you from?
Me: Oh, I'm from Texas.
Non-American: No, no, no. Where are you from originally?
Me: Texas.
Non-American: No, but where are your parents from?
Me: [getting a bit annoyed] They're from Texas too.
Non-American: Sigh. [Obviously as annoyed as I am]
This is very frustrating, especially when they go so far as to ask what part of India I'm from. I'd be able to deal with this a bit better if it didn't happen all the time! I'm not exaggerating when I say this happens at least several times a month.
It seems as though people who aren't from the US or haven't visited are under the impression that all Americans are blonde haired, blue eyed, and Caucasian. So when I start talking, they hear my American accent, but see my tan skin and dark features.
There are even more stereotypes against Texans! I once met a someone who worked at Pinkberry, and fully admitted that he thought Texas was full of tumbleweeds, cowboys and guns! I also get a lot of remarks about how I don't "sound" Texan. Not everybody in Texas talks with a redneck-Southern accent!
Maybe I should just start telling people I'm from Guadalajara.
Until next time,
<3 Lucero
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