Who-Am-I?
"What Are My Rights?" And Self-Validation

"The things in my box represent things in my life in which I could not part with. Things in which I use everyday, and could not afford to manage without them. There are 7 items in this box, which is supposed to represent a shoebox. The items are things that can actually fit in a box. I would have put things which meant more to me in my life such as my family but in reality family and love can’t be held inside they are infinite. The little emblem on top represents my middle school class ring in which reminds me of the days of immature and being free willed." Continue.... Joe from United States , 2002

I like to be me, I like to laught and have fun. I like my rights too. In Barcelona we have rights and duties. I have right to freedom. I can go to school, I can eat and drink tasty things, I can go to the cinemas, I can play, I can practice sport, I can live in a house, I can sleep what I need, and I can be with my family, I can go to hospitals, I can go to the doctors... And you? What are your rights? I also have duties. I must study, I must do homwork, I must eat healthy, I must follow the rulers, I must make friend, I must clean my room, I must clean the classroom, I must help my parents, I must respect others, I must behave... And you? What are your duties? Judith from Spain , 2002.

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