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Hola alguien tendra información sobre
la familia sanchez no se como buscar información mi ultimo registro esta
en este archivo del paf si alguien puede ayudarme se los agradeceria
De: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com] En nombre de
latina1955@...
Enviado el: Viernes, 20 de Enero
de 2006 06:02 p.m.
Para: ranchos@...m
Asunto: Re: [ranchos] Cultural
Identity
It was the "pisca" - you go
where the next harvesting is needed - at least that is what my grandparents did
- they also traveled throughout the US - all the way to Washington state before
ending up in the middle of Michigan. My aunts/uncles/mom never shared
their hardship,except for bits and pieces - the stinging hands from picking
peppers, the potato sacks converted to dresses/shirts, etc....
My fondest memory
was from my oldest uncle Alfred - he always wanted to have his own piece of
land to harvest and grow crops, and he was able to meet his goal in Carson
City, Michigan - they were the only Mexican family there as well.
Except for two of
their siblings, the rest of the 10 siblings settled in Detroit - also not very
populated with Mexicans - but at least they did have a torillera. Their
preparation of food had to be accommodated to existing and available
ingredients - so for example, they made enchiladas out of chile powder and
flour - not bad tasting, but not the same as made with chile ancho.
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