not my barbie highschool
so i went from growing up in an area where you were either white or black... and people constantly asking me what my nationality was... to houston... the land of the non-white folks.
there were literally like 3 caucasions out of 18 people in my skills lab today and the teacher had such a hard time trying to pronounce everybody's name.
i love diversity.
i also love how i live in a city where people from all over the world come to go to our hospitals and even saudi princes will rent out an entire floor for their privacy. we get to put our cultural skills to the test!
(but they tell us to watch out for the gypsies...after all of that "don't be biased" lectures...)
there were literally like 3 caucasions out of 18 people in my skills lab today and the teacher had such a hard time trying to pronounce everybody's name.
i love diversity.
i also love how i live in a city where people from all over the world come to go to our hospitals and even saudi princes will rent out an entire floor for their privacy. we get to put our cultural skills to the test!
(but they tell us to watch out for the gypsies...after all of that "don't be biased" lectures...)