A naturalized immigrant sharing his thoughts, views and experiences about New Jersey and the world. He calls New Jersey his adapted home state.
Showing posts with label bayonne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bayonne. Show all posts
Monday, September 24, 2007
Bayonne, NJ
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It is a small town community atmosphere with an unfortunate situation located in the midst of major cities of Jersey City and NYC.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Most Congested Traffic
Despite our complicated and beat-up highways, but good mass transit system, New Jersey did not make the list to the infamous congested highway.
I heard it was Los Angeles, the DC area, Atlanta, and ?Huston.
I guess New Jersey is doing something right.
I do sense it in my commute to Newark and Bayonne.
I heard it was Los Angeles, the DC area, Atlanta, and ?Huston.
I guess New Jersey is doing something right.
I do sense it in my commute to Newark and Bayonne.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Being Loyal and Patriotic to the Land of Opportunity (USA)
I had the opportunity to visit Bayonne this morning.
I could not help noticed these modest homes hanging the good old American flag by their porches or doors. These homes and family living within appears to be assimilated to their adapted country and embraced the American way of life.
In Newark, I see some foreign flags by their porch or doors.
I respect my country of origin and cultural heritage. But, this country gave the opportunity to better myself and my family. This is my home now and this country deserves my loyalty and patriotism.
I could not help noticed these modest homes hanging the good old American flag by their porches or doors. These homes and family living within appears to be assimilated to their adapted country and embraced the American way of life.
In Newark, I see some foreign flags by their porch or doors.
I respect my country of origin and cultural heritage. But, this country gave the opportunity to better myself and my family. This is my home now and this country deserves my loyalty and patriotism.
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