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Monday, July 28, 2008

The Mystery of The Red Queen

The Red Queen was found in the Palenque of Mexico barried in the temple of Palenque

Her bones were found covered with red cinnabar

The Red Queen ruled the Palenque.

She layed threw the 13 century.

Pacal was King of Palenque

He was buried nest to Red Queen.They were baried in the heart tumb were similar because they were covered with cinnabar. There were other skeletons buried in the Red Queens tumb a boy and a lady.



Yoliknal was the first lady to rule Palenque. Palenque was the capital city of the Mayan.

Yoliknal died on 8604



Sakuk was the mother of Pacal

In 1603 Sakuk gave born to Pacal the secound.

Pacal ruled Palenque when he was 12 years old.

Sukuk conducted the meetings and Pacal ruled.

Sukuk died in 604

In 1626 Pacal mariied Tzakbu Ajaw
They were married very young
It took 9 years for Tzakbu Ajaw to have a baby
It also took her another 9 years to have her 2 baby
The both kids ruled Palenque
Tzakbu Ajaw died 672

Tzakbu Ajaw was the Queen of Palenque
Known as Red Queen

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Expections

My Top Expections
My top expection that I have for myself in life is
-To be a good Mother for my child

My top expection school is
-To be on time everyday

My top expection for my fellow students at school is
-To respect my sayings

My top esxpection for my teachers is
-To help me on everything that I don't understand

My top expection for my child is
-To NOT get pregnant at a young age

My top expection for the nursery regarding my child is
-To treat her good and to be respectful to her

Monday, March 31, 2008


Cesar Chavez


Cesar Chavez did a lot of things to better the lives of Mexican farm workers at a time when no one knew about the poor working standards of migrant farm workers.He helped to establish UFW whose goal was to have a better work environment for those who worked the fields of America. He spoke for those who were afraid to speak out loud and who was afraid to lose their jobs.



A Poem To My Baby!

On the day you were born
It was like the stars coming out of the sky
Knowing that something so beautiful was living inside me!It was emotional!


On the day you were born
I remember holding you in my arms
and you looking at me crying
That's when I new that I have a beautiful reason why to live
I Love You Zahaithy!!!

On the day you were born
I couldn't stop crying
For the fact that i new you were always gonna be by my side
Holding your hand and kissing you and hugging you

Now that you smile
I go back into the day you were born
and say ''I cant believe your here....and that your mine forever"

My Goals For This Semester!

*My first goal for this semester is to participate more because I haven't been participating like I used to!

*My second goal is to come to school on time and everyday!

Friday, December 14, 2007

Posada

It is a Mexican Christmas Tradition that takes place December 16 to 24
This celebrations commemorate Mary and Joesphs cold and difficult journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of shelter.

Posada in spanish means lodging for shelter.Each one of this nights before Christmas a party is held in a home in the neighborhood.There is plenty of food and drinks that are made in this tradition.The recipes of La Posada are Sopa de Albondigas,Festival Salad,Vegtable Tamale Pie,Tijuana Chicken,Baked Mexican Lasaguna,Warm Apple Empanadas,Champurado,Fruit Punch.And there is a pinata that has candys inside it and they sing a song for it.
When they go ask for lodging and shelter they sing a song and the people inside the house respond to them.

Asking for shelter:

En el nombre del cielo os pido posadapues no puede andarmi esposa amada.
No seas inhumano, tennos caridad, que el Dios de los cieloste lo premiará.
Ya se pueden iry no molestarporque si me enfadoos voy a apalear.
Don't be inhuman; Have mercy on us.The God of the heavenswill reward you for it.
You can go on nowand don't bother us,because if I become annoyedI'll give you a trashing.
Venimos rendidosdesde Nazaret, yo soy carpintero de nombre José.
No me importa el nombre,déjenme dormir,pues que yo les digoque nos hemos de abrir.
We are worn outcoming from Nazareth.I am a carpenter,Joseph by name.
I don't care about your name:Let me sleep,because I already told youwe shall not open up.
Posada te pide, amado casero, por sólo una noche la Reina del Cielo
Mi esposa es María, es Reina del Cieloy madre va a serdel Divino Verbo.
¿Eres ú José?¿Tu esposa es María?Entren, peregrinos,no los conocía.
My wife is MaryShe's the Queen of Heavenand she's going to be the motherof the Divine Word.
Are you Joseph?Your wife is Mary?Enter, pilgrims;I did not recognize you.
Dios pague, señores,vuestra caridad,y que os colme el cielo de felicidad



Answer from inside house:

Aquí no es mesón,sigan adelanteYo no debo abrir,no sea algún tunante
Ya se pueden iry no molestarporque si me enfadoos voy a apalearNo me importa el nombre,déjenme dormir,pues que yo les digoque nos hemos de abrir.
Pues si es una reinaquien lo solicita,¿cómo es que de nocheanda tan solita?
¿Eres ú José?¿Tu esposa es María?Entren, peregrinos,no los conocía.¡Dichosa la casaque alberga este díaa la Viren pura.la hermosa María!