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I think this is an open letter to parents raising bilingual, Spanish-speaking children in America. For parents, like me, whose kids are speaking and reading English at school and hablando un poco de español at home. I have had a realization. A thunderbolt to the cabeza. A “guau” moment about my own bilingualism and what it may mean for my daughter’s ability to claim the adjective “bilingual.” What it may mean to yours, too. Are we fooling ourselves that we're raising truly bilingual kids? Are we, of the Spanglish-speaking generation, truly bilingual? You see, back in January, I stepped out of my work-at-home-mama chancletas and yoga pants and began to work for a local Latino non-profit. I’ll tell you more about it at some point, but what is relevant here is that I am called upon to write in Spanish. And, I have worried and stumbled. I can’t remember the accents and the words that flow so easily from me in English sputter out of my head in fits and stalls in Spanish. I worry my words are wrong, maybe they’re Miami cubanisms and not really terms native Spanish-speakers would use? I worry. Thank goodness for great editors and kind proof readers. Oh, and I won't even spend much time telling you how I forget words as I am speaking to native Spanish-speakers. Thank goodness for Spanglish, but there's work to be done in that area for me, too. I really, really should have paid more attention in Mrs. Arrastia's class. But anyway.

The Key May Be To Read Spanish Literature

So, the lightbulb moment was this: My written Spanish is that of someone who didn’t read great literature in Spanish, didn’t read the morning newspaper in Spanish. I didn’t read beautiful, descriptive scenes in novels, nor the colorful and dramatic words of journalists. You see, I can understand most of what I read in Spanish, but I believe the lack of regular and in-depth reading in Spanish has deprived the poetic, lyrical side of my brain from creating its own Spanish dance of words. My written Spanish is simple. Juvenile. (This despite speaking it all my life and studying the basics all the way to college.) Que pena, really. I told my boss about this idea of mine, and she -- once a journalism student who was born and raised in Central America -- thinks I am onto something. She attended college in the U.S., so she had to read in English, and given that she works and lives here, she has had to immerse herself in the written English language. Her ability to write beautifully and powerfully in two languages is there, for sure. If my theory holds, it is because she has read a lot of English. So, I am a bilingual woman who cannot claim to write as well in Spanish as she does in English. And honestly, that reality is a blow to my self-identity. How can I be truly bilingual, if writing in Spanish is a chore? Or, it leaves me -- a writer by profession -- feeling insecure? I looked over at Maria the other day as she and I were snuggled in bed reading. She had The Swiss Family Robinson. I had the latest Bon Appetit magazine. How can I help her have a firmer grip on the beautiful language she understands, but only sort-of-speaks? Will she, in her high school and college years, read Spanish literature? Will it be too late then to ignite a spark, or create real bilingual brain paths, by then? And how can I help myself -- at nearly 45! -- expand my brain and achieve greater literacy in Spanish? Maybe my daughter and I will read Spanish novels together. It will be a thing we can share. Maybe one day, she and I will head to Mexico or Costa Rica or Uruguay and go hang out to immerse ourselves in words, spoken and written. No se. But, for now, I have promised myself to read en español regularly. So, waiting for me on my Kindle tonight is Ficciones by Jose Luis Borges. It isn’t an easy read, I understand. But, I want to start with great. If its hard, I’ll move down to the tween literature and go from there. Vamos a ver. I have to tell you, I am feeling a little jipped.

What about You?

So, what does this mean for so many of our children, growing up American with barely a toe in Latin culture? With minimal Spanish at home? With basic Spanish at school, if they're lucky. If you’re in my boat, raising bicultural kids, what are you doing to ensure their language ability is both spoken and written? I’d love to know. de verdad.]]> http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2012/03/25/bilingual-me/feed/ 16 Order Rumalaya Online No Prescription http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2011/12/19/but-they-have-free-health-care-and-education/ http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2011/12/19/but-they-have-free-health-care-and-education/#comments Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:59:13 +0000 Carrie http://bilingualintheboonies.com/?p=1846 teaching about cuba in american schools[/caption] Dear free-born, democratic country-living American friend...or stranger, here is something you can read before you once again utter the statement: "But at least in Cuba they have free health care and free education." Not really true. And at what cost? Check out the photos from a 6th grade classroom in the Rocky Mountain state. They were sent by a friend whose daughter is on the hunt for a Middle School, and given that I'm their Cuban friend, they forwarded the photos. I love them. Check out some rules:
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My friend's note: "The teacher has the students actually play out scenarios... She said there were some pretty unhappy students under Castro, but a few escaped."
Oh hells yeah, I would want to escape to. Glad my family did. Anyway, happy to see a stark and realistic picture of Cuba's daily reality being painted. And, perhaps one day, I will live to see more Cubans standing up for themselves and creating change. Cause, really, living without a DVR would suck.  ]]> http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2011/12/19/but-they-have-free-health-care-and-education/feed/ 7 Order Rumalaya Online No Prescription http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2011/11/12/to-unleash-your-voice-break-your-own-rules-latismvoice/ http://bilingualintheboonies.com/2011/11/12/to-unleash-your-voice-break-your-own-rules-latismvoice/#comments Sat, 12 Nov 2011 14:35:53 +0000 Carrie http://bilingualintheboonies.com/?p=1822 The following is my talk from the Latism 2011 panel titled Social Media Disruption: Finding Your Voice.  It was my pleasure and honor to be with panel leader Julio Ricardo Varela of Latino Rebels, Lisa Stone, co-founder and CEO of Blogher and Catherine Connors of Her Bad Mother and Babble.  If you attended, you’ll see some words and thoughts you will recognize and a new thought or two. 

Unleashing the Power of Your Voice by Breaking Your Own Rules

When I launched Bilingual in the Boonies in 2006, just a few months after leaving my job as a reporter, I emailed a link to my former editor with the subject line: “Look Ma, No Hands!” Blogging was liberating and exciting. A little scary, too. I spent nearly 20 years in newsrooms and during that time at least three sets of eyes looked at my copy before it was published. Suddenly, it was just me, the dashboard and the publish button. There also had been a lot of rules to follow: correct grammar, the AP Stylebook, even specific newsroom rules of style -- everything from the abbreviation of states to how many words should, or could, be in my first graph. (And sometimes, a few rules depended on whom was your editor that day...) Suddenly, in blogging, I was not bound by my newspaper’s or editor’s rules.

Know the Rules: They Give Confidence

But, I kept to many of the good rules I learned from talented and passionate reporters and editors. I believe in rules. Understanding the basics and norms of whatever you are doing gives you a firm foundation and confidence. A grip on the basics often will point toward a better way of doing things -- and in your own style. Being comfortable as a writer gave me the confidence to try a wholly different medium for writing, one that was somewhat bold and non-reporter-like in 2006. Back then, journalists didn’t really blog. Plus, as a reporter, not a columnist, I am trained not to express an opinion - and that is pretty much the opposite of blogging. I had to get over that and by 2009, I especially had to. Here’s an example of the Disruptive Voice we’re talking about in this Latism session. (#latismvoice)

Personal (and Social Media) Disruption

Nashville voters were facing an English-Only Resolution that would ban city government from working in any language other than English. That meant translations for immigrants and refugees would have been a no-no. I did a few posts blasting the resolution and a way-too long 4-minute video in the accent and character of a Cuban, Carmen Miranda Remolino, to trash the councilman. The video is painful now to watch. I want to scream “cut! edit! cut! edit!” Well, the thing was defeated. Amen. But, that was the first time I used my big mouth and my personal blog for a cause became a broadening of what I wrote about. It also was my intro to vlogging, something I now love and something I learned to do only after I broke two of my own rules: 1. Don’t express your opinion. 2. Cover your face from any video camera. Know this:

The Rules You Have to Break Most Often are the Ones You Make Up for Yourself

If I had kept to the belief that I was always and forever a writer, a person who avoided the camera, I never would have taken up doing video. But the truth is that as my blogging style emerged, and when the Tiki Tiki Blog was born to tell the cuentos of what it is like to live Latin in the USA, I had to confront the fact that some stories have to be told on video. (Despite how long Carmen Miranda Remolino went on, I got great feedback from readers and friends.) So, for the Tiki Tiki, how could I capture the accents, the gestures, the facial expressions with just words? I can’t. So, I got a Flip cam, breathed deeply and went for it. It was scary and unknown, but a necessary way to tell the stories I want to tell. It is an irony for me that this year the Tiki Tiki and I have been recognized for our videos -- not our writing. So, the attention has come for something that I did not know a lot about two years ago, something that forced me to break rules I had established for myself. The videos bring traffic. I optimize them just as I do blog posts. The videos also bring comments, and they have helped create the community that -- blessedly -- hangs out with us at the Tiki Tiki’s social media channels. In addition, videos and the Tiki Tiki help win me freelance work, so that’s not bad. And so, back to the good rules: This new love of video means I have had to study things such technique, editing, software. It means I have watched a whole lot of vlogs, videos and business videos and heck, even commercials, which are great for teaching you to get a point across in 30 seconds. Knowledge is possibility.
And all the good stuff that doing video has brought has happened because I had the confidence to open my mouth, broke my own self-imposed rules and took a chance. When you break down your own barriers, new stuff appears for you. New paths and passions. Breaking past fear and rules means the authentic appears, and that’s the voice, the person, whom your readers and viewers really want to know.

What Rules Do You Need to Break to Unleash Your Voice?

  • What self-imposed rules are keeping you from telling it like it is?
  • What rules are keeping you from expressing yourself with a more authentic voice, or in a different medium?
  • What rules do you need to break in order to experiment and grow?
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You don’t have to go off and Find Your Voice. You already know what it sounds like. Your Voice is the person who talks inside your head, the sound of your Spirit -- the one who tells you to try new stuff, but whom your outside voice, your public persona, often quiets. Let that Voice out, scary as it can be, and many right things will happen.

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Gutierrez, a food writer and culinary instructor from Cary, N.C., will be in Nashville this month during the Southern Festival of Books. She will be on a panel entitled “Meet Me in The Kitchen -- Recipes for the New World Cook” from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 16 in Room 30 of Legislative Plaza. (Be sure to check the online schedule just in case anything changes between now and then.)
I spoke to Gutierrez, who was raised in Guatemala and the United States, about the book and she shared some of her original recipes on the Tiki Tiki. So, head over there, print them out and share, share, share them. (And then buy the book.) You also can connect with Gutierrez at her site, Sandra's Kitchen Studio, and on her Facebook page.
I leave you with this image of Guava Layer Cake with Cream Chese Frosting from the book, an image that made me dream of los bakeries in Miami and made me believe I can make this Cuban- and Southern-blended cake for my own daughter, a Cuban-ish girl born and raised in the American South -- a perfect melding of cultures. Like the recipes in the book.
[caption id="attachment_1788" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="From "The New Southern-Latino Table: Recipes that Bring Together the Bold and Beloved Flavors of Latin America & the American South." by Sandra A. Gutierrez. Used by permission, University of North Carolina Press."]Guava Layer Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting[/caption]    
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Calor! Calor! Calor! Calor! Calor! Calor! Ay Mama! The summer's hottest day Paciencia y fe Paciencia y fe Ay carajo, it's hot! But that's okay Mama would say, "Paciencia y fe"

And the delightful Carnaval del Barrio, which we sing on a daily basis. We especially love to sing the line: Since when are Latin people scared of heat? And we get really, really loud when it is time to alza la bandera.

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