https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w Mrs weeks 7th period en-us 2016-09-19 03:14:10 UTC 2024-07-19 14:18:51 UTC hello@padlet.com haylee_cates05 https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124618781 Ernesto describes the pueblo to us as it means to him and his community as it states on page 41 or 624, "Whether you came to the pueblo from Tepic of from Tecuitata, you could surmise at once several things about the village. The indian ancestors who had founded Jalco intended that it should be a place that would be difficult to get to.]]> 2016-09-19 03:23:49 UTC https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124618781 haylee_cates05 https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124856808 Ernesto describes the elders and his perception of the nearby forest as the village knows it. they are so far from humanity that they consider the forest theirs  "Jalcocotán and the forest had always been a part of each other. 'El monte,' the old men said, 'no es de nadie y es de todos'--the forest doesn't belong to anyone it belongs to everyone. Like those of my pueblo, the men of Tecuitata and the other villages on the the mountain talked vaguely of boundary lines between their portions of the 'monte'."as written on page 44 of 623]]> 2016-09-19 18:08:53 UTC https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124856808 haylee_cates05 https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124864510 The author explains how his childhood starts out in an adobe cottage in his small village "Unlike people who are born in hospitals, in ambulance, or in a taxicab, i showed up in an adobe cottage with a thatched roof that stood at one end of the only street of  Jalcocotán, which everybody called Jalco for short" page 39 of 623]]> 2016-09-19 18:28:29 UTC https://padlet.com/haylee_cates05/bage8qjqie2w/wish/124864510