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Onam
VILLAGE BOY FROM BANGLADESH
My mother's earrings
This is a photo of my family in my long island home
Family Photo
Tenement Building
Pasteles en Hoja
Our Life-style as a New Yorker
(Islamic Decor in Arabic) The name 'Ali, the helper' written on the left, and the supplication 'Naad-e-Ali' by the Holy Prophet of Islam written on the right.
Supplication as Islamic Art
Migration
Molinillo
NYC
Upper West Side, Manhattan
Pictures of my mom, grandma, her sister, and aunt in Trinidad
Photo Album
evening snack
Photo
Labor
gold pendant
The Iron Wok
The word immigration and the many thoughts that come to mind, illegal, passport, security, citizenship, poverty etc.
How I arrived here, USA
Fast Food and Gas Station
Baptism Dress
Family Photo
House
The house my mother first lived in when she moved to the United States
House
PILON
My parents at a grocery store
My parents
A pen From long ago
Restaurant
My Neighborhood
My father and I about a year after we emigrated to New York
My Father
Icon of St. Nicholas
Icon of St. Nicholas
Gleenda
My home
Governor's Isand in New York
Mother
Cross charm
Saint of Protection
Saint
Map of Puerto Rico
Onam
Photograph
Photo
This photo was taken in 2012 which showed a part of my family in my mother side. From the right side to the left side, they were my uncle, me, my aunt, my grandma, my cousin sister, my grandpa, my mother and my cousin brother. In my family, at that time, my uncle and my cousin brother have been living in the U.S. for 10 years at least. At that moment, it was the first time that they came back. During those years, we contacted each other only by cellphone. I still remembered that when my cousin brother was born in the U.S., my uncle took many live videos and sent them to us via the international mail. It was taking few months. During the time my uncle’s family was living in the U.S., my uncle and his wife were working so hard. My uncle worked as a sushi chef for 8 years. His wife was studying and getting a nurse. You know, my uncle learned cooking from the beginning when he just arrived. Before that, he was doing some business. Year after year, they bought cars and house, then, their second kid, my cousin brother, was born. Their lives were getting brighter.
Yajie Hu
The Translator
Torah
Back in the day they used this cloth strainer to make coffee.
Gutierrez
This is the Old San Juan, which is around the area my parents first bought their apartment.
Short-term Apartment Rentals
Military Uniform
Russian Officers Uniform
The Clothing factory
prayer mat
Hand-held fireworks
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