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A Monsoon Shadi MAG
I loved "A Monsoon Shadi" and can relate to how the writer had to experience what her culture was to understand it. There are so many cultures in America that many who come here from other countries try to forget their past and blend in. Since there is little exposure to Indian culture, we children tend to forget ours. Only when we experience it will we be able to understand it.
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