Dominican Republic: A Dream Analysis

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Throughout my life I have always dreamed of traveling the world and helping the less fortunate. In the year of 2014 that dream became reality. I had the opportunity to travel to a small village in the Dominican Republic, and not only did I think that I had a small impact on the people living in that community, but they definitely had a great impact on my life. The village in the Dominican was like nothing i have ever seen before. Trash lined the streets, children ran around naked, and the houses were small mud or cement huts. The houses had a carved out square as a window and a rectangle for the door with nothing on them to protect them from anything coming in or out like bugs or rain. It was sad to see that they had to sleep in that kind
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