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My 13 year old is going on a field trip this week to a museum in DC and because buying food at the museum is cost prohibitive, I'm packing his lunch.
This is new territory for me because under normal circumstances our kids don't bring a packed lunch – they buy lunch at school. I carry a little guilt about this since my mother usually packed my lunch when I was a kid. In a plastic lunch box or brown paper bag I could expect either a turkey, baloney or peanut butter sandwich, a Hi-C juice box, an apple and/or carrot sticks, some type of snack cake, and once in awhile, a note written on my napkin telling me how loved I am.
This lunch is different from what I pack for Carlos – arroz con albóndigas, tacos, escabeche, galletas María, semita de piña … I can't pack these things for my 13 year old, can I? Sure, he eats them here at home but – in public? Around gringos? … I think about a story I read on TikiTikiBlog.com about what it's like to bring "ethnic" food for lunch when your gringo classmates bring "normal" things.
The dreaded grade school lunch trade – when my ethnicity was undeniably made public, with the contents of my lunch making who, and what, I was unmistakable.
I wanted to blend in, to be one with the bologna and mayonnaise sandwich crowd, the chocolate chip cookies, the plastic bottles filled with Sunny-D.
But nothing screamed "Not One of Them" louder than my sliced white goat cheese and Goya guava jelly sandwiches, with a chunk of pineapple thrown on top for extra Latino measure.
Oh the squeals and screams of the other non-Latino children as they recoiled — as if watching a horror movie.
- Alexandra on TikiTikiBlog.com
This is what I don't want my son to go through – although popular and well-adjusted, he already deals with people asking him if he's Mexican and if he's related to George López. And so, while at the grocery store picking items for his lunch, I stood, feeling kind of torn, in the middle of the aisle – a bag of all-American Cracker Jack in one hand, and a bag of plantain chips in the other. He likes both equally. Do I strengthen his identity or allow him to blend in?
I decided I would buy both and let him choose, but I couldn't wait until I got home to find out which he would take in his lunch. I put the bags into the cart and texted him.
Field trip snack – Cracker jack or plantain chips?
Thirty seconds later, he texted back.
Plantain chips.
I found myself smiling – but does this mean anything? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe it means he's confident in who he is. Maybe it means I've done a good job of instilling Latino pride into my boy. Maybe it means he's not worried about trying to fit in and refuses to succumb to peer pressure… or maybe it means he's just in the mood for plantain chips.
I have to say though, he asked if he could pack a semita de piña as well and I won't pretend I'm not happy about it.
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Hi Tracy. This is Ulysses. I just can say that you are a really good mother because you has tried to make a balance between two culture. I think when your kids become older, they will be absolutely proud themselves feeling sure themselves. GOOD JOB MOMY.
Can't find this word "semita" anywhere. What does it mean?
The word is spanish for Semite which means Jewish…the Jews brought their tradition of breadmaking to the Americas….each Latin American country has their variation of Semita bread
Thanks, dinita, the connection was what I suspected but the reason was missing.
Its wonderful that your son is confident. There will undoubtedly be times when he feels less so, but i survived and so will he :) Food is a good area in which to share his culture and built his pride in it.
my sisters and I passed our childhood *horrified* by the lunches we took to school. If it wasn't rice and beans, it was tamales, ceviche de soya or just marias and fruit if things were tight. I i just wanted to have oreos, or chetos or a ham sandwich. My mom simply couldn't afford to spend money on food that didn't help feed us substantially, entonces, no junk food, just our normal food.
ps: we packed our own lunches, of food we had cooked ourselves. don't feel guilty for not packing lunches
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How I could have benefitted, have my life changed, by feeling accepted.
Thank you for this.
Nice writing. He picked the platanos for some unknown reason. Your take is great, but be proud. It's clear that he is not conflicted about his choice. BTW, we are kind of new to your blog, but we like it. Why? Nice writing and nice topic. Que divertedo.
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My grandmother, who only went up to 1st grade, told me how she and her brothers used to hide in the back of the school to eat their bean burritos and then she said "pero ahora los gringos se mueren por comerse un burrito de frijol!" LOL I guess the more things change the more they stay the same.
This post made me smile…it was cute but kind of confused me in a humored sort of way. My daughter is only in the first grade and I pack her lunch everyday. I pack her pupusas, tamales, quesadillas (Mexican and Salvadoran) and mostly leftovers from dinner, which is mainly Salvadoran and Mexican food. I never thought that maybe she would feel different. She is the only Latina child in her small school this year. But, I have been at school many times during her eating time, when all the kids are on the playground and there have been many kids that come up to her and ask what she's eating. When she says pupusas or tamales, the kids say things like "Oh yum! I love pupusas!" or "Can I try some?" I sell food to many families at school, so they are now familiar with many dishes such as pupusas. It's kind of neat, I believe, to share culture with others through food. If anything, it has the capacity to start a dialogue and empower our children in their identity. Oh…and plaintain chips beat Cracker Jacks any day! LOL
=) Last Sunday I made pupusas for some odd reason my hijo no quiso and told me to pack them for his lunch the next day. I found myself thinking, hmmm I wonder what his little friends were going to think since none are Latinos. i didn't want him to have to explain to other 5/6 yr olds the whole "poo poo"sa part. I almost felt tempted to tell him if the kids asked to tell them they were quesadillas (as in the mexican ones) then i realized what i was doing and packed them anyways. When I moved further south growing up, i found myself explaining myself A LOT!! I didn't want my kid doing the same. After thinking about it though i rather them explain themselves then deny what we are! Love plantain chips!! Have you tried the sweet ones?

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Our directory has an alpha list in the front that shows the home phone and the teacher for each child. then it has it by grade/teacher with all the information. So if you are looking for John Smith you can look at the alpha list and call from there or you can go to the teacher he has and find his information, phone, address and email. We are at the elementary level so this is important for play dates and homework help.
We used it and did not like it. You can not print the cell phone numbers on it. Cell numbers are crucial today. And once everyone is in there you can't get to their information again. I uploaded everything from my excel spread sheets and then the parents were in charge of updating their information. The problem is they don't and also JBF does not allow you to print a newsletter so you have to attach the newsletter to a group email. We use constant contact and need to be able to import the emails to Constant contact, well now we can't get to the emails that have been updated because we cannot access the data anymore once the parents take ownership of it. This was a big problem for us. Also David Radin of JBF said in Septemeber that he was going to allow us to print the directory with the cell phone and then his people never returned emails etc and I had to back track and do it the old way because they never made it happened. Same with the newsletter. You get what you pay for and you pay nothing for JBF....just saying
Wow, that's a lot of trouble you had to go through!
Were you also annoyed by the "family friendly advertising" that is not endorsed by your PTA? Just curious.
With the tool we created for our PTA and that is now used by many schools (www.membersandmore.com) your families can even choose which information they want to have published in the directory or the electronic directory. It is great for a PTA to have all family information in one database, but still respect the wish of a family to only publish certain information, like the phone number for example. That way, your PTA can still use the other information like email to send out newsletters or the address to plan a Walk-to-School day . Members & More is a software that you use to create directories, print membership cards, create the membership roster and dues report for your state PTA, send mass emails to your members and more. It is all based on one family/student database that can be used by different board members for different purposes without re-entering the same information over and over. It also graduates your students from grade level to grade level, to make it really easy for you. The software can be used with Windows, Mac or Linux operating systems.
If you would like a sample form for the permission to publish or need other help, let me know at email@example.com
I have a directory solution (that I authored) as well: http://onlinepto.com. It evolved from the version I developed while on the directory committee at my daughter's school.
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Send me a message if you want more info or to try it out.
My daughters elementary school has a student directory that ALL students are in. Only teachers and PTA members get a copy of the directly. Students are listed by last name, first initial, grade/classroom. This have been an amazing tool for getting ahold of other parents. There has be no opposition from parents.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
"Discover TAU: Campus and Beyond" mission showcases research and influence across the country
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An intimate group of travellers from across America had rare access to Israel's leaders and decision-makers during American Friends of Tel Aviv University's "Discover TAU: Campus and Beyond" mission from October 28 to November 2, 2012. The first-of-its-kind trip brought Tel Aviv University to life through private insider visits in academia, politics, business and much more.
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Conceived by AFTAU Chairman Jon Gurkoff and Board member Richard Sincere — both members of the university's Board of Governors — the trip was designed to show the myriad ways TAU, Israel's top research institution, is inextricably woven into the fabric of the country. Including a private visit at Israel's Supreme Court and special access to the country's largest IDF Air Force base, as well as exclusive meetings with top government officials, business leaders, and TAU's superstar researchers, this trip was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the innovation nation as few visitors ever see it.
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Though it had been decades since her last visit, Merrie Frankel, Senior Credit Officer and Vice President at Moody's Investors Service, said that it was the trip's outstanding itinerary that attracted her interest. "I knew that if I was going to come back, it would have to be for a trip like this – with access to the top people in their fields," she said.
"Nothing was off-limits," AFTAU President and CEO Gail Reiss said, with the country's best and brightest stepping out to embrace the AFTAU mission. Mayor of Tel Aviv Ron Huldai, Member of Knesset Dr. Nachman Shai. and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro gave exclusive briefings on Israel's social, economic and political situations. A behind-the-scenes tour of the IDF's largest air force base introduced participants to the military's elite Unmanned Aerial Vehicle squadrons. Prof. Yossi Matias, Managing Director of Google Israel's Research & Development center and a member of TAU's faculty, illuminated the innovative world of Israeli R&D at Google Israel's offices in the heart of Tel Aviv. Filmmaker and TAU teacher Yaron Shani shared the unique vision that led him to create his award-winning, Oscar-nominated film, Ajami. And Rafi Mehudar, leading Israeli engineer, inventor, and businessman, hosted the participants for dinner at his dazzling home.
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Ambassador Shapiro congratulated the group on its unique mission, telling them they were "seeing Israel through the eyes of one if its greatest and most dynamic institutions," and noting that he has drawn on the scholarship of TAU's Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies throughout his entire career.
Dr. Shai also applauded the aims of the trip, saying that AFTAU's dedication to furthering Israeli education was a boost to the country at large. "Nothing is more important than education for the state of Israel and the people of Israel," he said, calling education the foundation of Israel's future. "The country and the government have many needs on our agenda, like defense, security and welfare. [AFTAU's] concentration on education is a contribution to the whole equation."
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Participants enjoyed in-depth meetings on campus, where some of the university's most renowned researchers shared their ground-breaking work. They also had the opportunity to connect with students, enjoying a mock debate by members of TAU's award-winning debate team, and performances by top musicians from TAU's Buchmann-Mehta School of Music.
But the mission also offered valuable insight into TAU's connection to the country outside the campus gates. Being able to visit the country and see these linkages first hand, "you absorb them in a different way," noted Keith Spero, a retired trial lawyer. After a 37-year-long absence from Israel, seeing how the country has grown and prospered is what astonished him the most. "You read about Israel and you understand that they are on the cutting-edge in many fields, but here we get a chance to actually experience it."
Private concert by Buchmann-Mehta music school students
Travellers saw Israel from the chambers of Prof. Daphne Barak-Erez, Israel's newest Supreme Court Justice and former Dean of the TAU law school. They explored the ruins of Tel Megiddo with world renowned archaeologist Prof. Israel Finkelstein. And they experienced the birdwatchers' paradise of the Agamon Hula Lake Nature Reserve as seen through the eyes of the "Bird Man," Prof. Yossi Leshem. From access to experts like these, participants gained an understanding that the University and its researchers are "fundamentally intertwined with the country — as guardians of its past, protectors of the present, and champions of its future," Jon Gurkoff said.
Antiquity to cutting-edge industry
In the lab ofProf. Yechiel Elkabetz
From frequent travellers to first time visitors, "Discover TAU: Campus and Beyond" emphasized the richness of Israel's history as an incubator for its leap to the forefront of innovation in the modern world. Participants visited the legendary mountain-top fortress of Masada. They burrowed deep into history as they descended into the tunnels beneath the Western Wall. And the power of Yad Vashem, the world's leading museum of the Holocaust, stood in dramatic contrast to a rare access look at the country's most advanced drones.
At Masada
"I think yesterday, under the Western Wall, was one of the most overwhelming experiences in terms of thinking about how many years we're talking about in history – where all these different periods of time fit in, how many cultures intersect at the same place," said Jay Gershman, president of Retirement Visions, LLC and a first-time visitor to the country.
Also experiencing his first trip to Israel, Tim Schlindwein, Managing Principal of Schlindwein Associates, LLC, was drawn to the trip through his interest in global investments. "It's phenomenal. The sense of history is here, and all that's modern is clearly here. Israel is a small country physically, but it's large in terms of impact," he said.
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To pursue an undeclared war and simply invade, occupy and destroy an innocent entity as in this case has been a tactic practiced since Cain slew Abel. Although precedent alone hardly provides the right to destroy an innocent country, at least it's comforting to know that we weren't the first to do this nor will we be the last.
Because it's so immoral and illegal to invade, occupy and destroy an innocent country, I've racked my brain trying to figure out that the country of Iraq must have been guilty of something we could use to rationalize our action. Bingo, with a little creativity I've found more than enough. Turns out Iraq is guilty of plenty of things that will satiate our conscience and take the sting out of the unnecessary costs in lives and dollars we are spending on this tragedy. Without further ado or introduction, here is a partial dirty laundry list of things I can guarantee Iraq is guilty of:
Being blessed (or cursed) with a huge deposit of crude oil.
As far as America is concerned, being on the wrong side of the eternal Israeli-Arab conflict.
Providing a delectable opportunity to a huge cadre of U. S. war profiteers.
Not welcoming us with open arms and throwing flowers at our feet, as Dick Cheney claimed it would.
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Practicing a religion other than Christianity.
Being in the right place for the right country at the wrong time or the wrong place at the right time for the wrong country. (Or something or other along those lines).
Responding appropriately and honorably to being illegally, immorally and unjustly invaded. In other words, resisting and trying to repel a hostile invader.
Not having the war weaponry anywhere close to equivalent of an armed-to-the-nuts country hell-bent on dominating the world in every way, excepting respect and popularity.
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Regarding Iran, the Bushite henchmen are playing with fire, and not in the way you are thinking as you read this. They are faunching at the bit to attack Iran. If they do, it's going to result in another war that invokes the law of (negative) unintended consequences far beyond those that have backfired in Iraq. One positive unintended consequence of bombing the crap out of Iran is that this action will produce so many negative consequences for America it will destroy the Republican Party. That's a terrific start and might just be worth all the tragedy and cost. If we were to get really, really lucky it might demolish the rubber-stamp Democratic Party as well. Cherish and perish the thought.
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