Explain How The Environment In Which You Were Raised

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What was the environment in which you were raised ? Describe your family,home,neighborhood or community and, explain how it has shaped you as a person. Well the environment where I was raised one of the greatest experience of my whole life. I was born in Austin Tx but I was raised in Zacatecas Mexico. I was raised there because my parents were born there so, when I was little like probably 4 years old my parents decided to move back so they would teach us how life was over there and to raised our culture. Well yeah I lived in Mexico for five years the greatest five years of my life. I learned and experiences a lots of things. Zacatecas Mexico is such a beautiful place well for me and all my family and all the people from over there are so kind

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