Parc Naturel de la Brière en Loire Atlantique

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I moved to New Mexico with my mom and brother in 1986. My Puerto Rican-born mother came to the U.S.<br /> as a child. As an adult, she sacrificed many of her own needs to support me and my brother, <br /> including going without food because her government assistance and JCPenney call center paychecks did not <br /> cover meals for both her and her children. The term marianismo comes <br /> to mind when describing my mother, an ideal embedded in Latinx culture and described by Castillo et.<br /> <br /> al (2010) as a value system where Latinas aspire to be self-sacrificing, humble, and <br /> spiritually superior to men. I acknowledge that this idea regarding Latinx women is a cultural construct viewed as a stereotype <br /> by Santiago-Rivera et al. and Gil and Vazquez (cited in Castillo, 2010),<br /> but this gender-role expectation shaped my perspective and <br /> maternal line. I often think about others first-my children, my students,<br /> my partners-when I make decisions. When I was a child, my mother gave me what she <br /> could, including the food off of her own plate. I absorbed her self-sacrificing nature when I became a mother and <br /> a teacher. As a new mother, I also gave my children everything I <br /> could; I spent nights co-sleeping and breastfeeding my children. As a <br /> new teacher, during the day, I packed my syllabi with readings and activities that <br /> required me to be active and engaged. I read multiple drafts of student papers and held one-on-one conferences with <br /> my students. Not giving to others felt like a mistake.<br /> At the time of this writing, I see the error in this way of thinking, and I have since learned to take <br /> better care of myself.

C'est un très bel endroit , j'aime bien même si je n'y vais pas souvent... Ce week end, s'il fait beau, on va aller faire un tour dans le 44... bonne semaine !

Mon premier comm n'est à priori pas passé, je retente (en plus court lol) <br /> Tes photographies restituent très bien l'endroit. Tu le sublimes même.. Bravo

Ah oui ! ma préférée est celle de la barque échouée. Merci.