MY FAMILY ARTIFACT
Q: When do we go to the synagogue?
A: During the holidays
Q: Why did my parents choose Esther as my middle name?
A: Because she was a powerful and brave girl in history
Q:Why did i choose my Hamsa bracelet as my personal Artifact
A: Because it means a lot to me
Q: What shape does the arepa have to be?
A: It has to be in a ball form, and then flatten it with your hands to make a shape of a flat circle
Q: In my family, what country is almost everyone born in?
A: Columbia
Q: Where did the family artifact come from?
A: The synagogue
Q: What is the meaning of my first name?
A: G-d has heard, and flower
Q: what color is the string in the bracelet
A: red
Q: What colour does the Arepa have to be?
A: Golden brown
Q: when and where did my dad went to find work?
A: In 2008, he went to find work in Canada
Q: Is the artifact new or old?
A: New
Q: What does Perez mean?
A: A breach, burst forth or break through
Q: where would i frame my Hamsa bracelet
A: in a pink and white frame.
Q: How many ingredients do u have to use?
A:5
Q: What year was when my family made aliyah to Israel?
A: in 2007
Q: Where do you find others like it?
A: Synagogue
Q: Who was I named after?
A: Queen Esther
Q: Whats the Hamsa bracelet and whats the purpose of the Hamsa bracelet
A: The Hamsa bracelet is the hand of g-d and it protects me
Q: What heat do u have to put it for
A: Medium heat
Q: What hospital was I born in?
A: Biricu Asaf Harofe Hospital
Q: Why is it significant to my family?
A: Because we wanted to closer to g-d
Q: Why did my parents choose Samantha as my first name?
A: Because they wanted mine and my siblings' names to start with the same letter
Q: Where would I put my Hamsa bracelet
A: In my living room or bedroom so my future family can see it
Q: What are the ingredients of Arepa?
A: 1 cup of precooked Arepa flour, 1 cup of warm water, Mozzarella, 2 tbsp of butter and salt
Q: What's my great-great-grandfather's name on my grandma's side? And when was he born, and what country was he born in?
A: Antonio Feliszzola was born in Italy in 1903-1992.