Reflect on how your cultural heritage shapes your daily expectations, inspired by "Girl" by Jamaica Kincaid.

 Prompt: Reflect on how your cultural heritage shapes your daily expectations, inspired by "Girl" by Jamaica Kincaid. 

Prompt Response: How does my Neko Anderson's culture shape my day-to-day expectations? My cultural heritage teaches me to always be respectful. Don't talk to people on drugs or shady people. My culture teaches me to set up dinner like setting up the table. Also, teach me to always know how to fix something if it is broken and never to give up on anything. Culture will always be a part of people and will shape their expectations for life.

Summary: That culture shapes your day-to-day life for all people

Reflection: Today, I learned about the different cultures people have

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