Personal Narrative: The Part Of Mexico

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It always felt like running into a warm embrace from someone that means the world to you. You never feel like an outsider but like no time has passed since you last visited, like the last couples years never happened and you’ve spent your entire life there. Nowadays, when people think of Mexico drugs, narcos, violence, and a horrible economy come to mind, but it wasn't always like that. My parents immigrated from Mexico City to Phoenix Az looking for a better future to build a family. However, when my siblings and I were younger we spent most of our school vacations in Mexico. All of our family is there and we were always received with open arms. I had two cousins my age and we were the three musketeers. The part of Mexico I’m from has always

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