Ida Mae And I: Similarities In Social Norm
Within a typical day, Ida Mae usually gets to fly high into the sky, while I can just imagine it. Ida Mae has her father’s plane for dusting crops; she also lives on a farm. Learning how to fly with her Daddy, Ida Mae has fun on her farm. I don’t live on a farm or have to learned to fly like Ida. Although we might be different in social norms, we are alike in relationships and the view of the world.
Though Ida Mae and I are very different, but still alike in ways like worldviews. One difference with Ida Mae is, she flys. “So whenever Daddy was willing, I flew with him” (Smith 31). I don’t fly, but I would like to feel the wind in my face, whipping at my hair, Ida Mae can feel that. Secondly, Ida Mae and I are different in our history. First,
Though Ida Mae and I are very different, but still alike in ways like worldviews. One difference with Ida Mae is, she flys. “So whenever Daddy was willing, I flew with him” (Smith 31). I don’t fly, but I would like to feel the wind in my face, whipping at my hair, Ida Mae can feel that. Secondly, Ida Mae and I are different in our history. First,