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Bear
Wellesley, MA
I grew up in a pretty traditional New England town in a pretty traditional New England family of father, mother and five brothers. So, doesn’t sound very BLUR, does it?
I guess I look at my BLUR-ness as more of a state of mind, born out of parents who loved to travel and who appreciated and embraced what it was that made each person special and unique in their differences. Our house was always open to all of our friends, and as a result we grew up getting to know a wonderfully diverse and culturally rich circle of folks with whom, more often than not, we have kept in touch over the years and have visited on their home turf as well.
We have tried to provide the same BLUR environment for our daughters, traveling with them and having the same open door policy for all of their very neat friends. They, as a result, are choosing to spend time visiting and working in exciting places in their own right. What fun it is to now travel to see them, wherever their hearts and opportunity take them. Read More »
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Bella
Providence, RI
I'm a college student in Rhode Island, though I'm from Philadelphia. My mom's from Italy and my dad's from the… Read More »
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bethnaly
Raleigh, NC
We are Aly and Beth and we are blurry in many ways. I guess our primary version of blurriness is… Read More »
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campnd
Asheville, NC
Having been raised in a predominantly monocultural enviroment, I was excited by my exposure to people of different racial, cultural… Read More »
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Celeste Crocker-Payne
Schererville, IN
While not a Blur in the traditional sense (if there is such a thing) I believe all the aspects of… Read More »
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chancm16
Chicago, IL
As half-Chinese and half Polish American, I look much more white than Asian. While this has helped somewhat with discrimination,… Read More »
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ChrisM
Scottsdale, AZ
I was born and grew up in Scotland and moved to Arizona in 1992 where I now live with my… Read More »
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claireannmandeville@yahoo.com
Copper Center, AK
My name is Claire. I live in the Copper River Valley in Alaska, where I have built a sweet little… Read More »
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Cross Cultural Solutions
New Rochelle, NY
More than 15,000 volunteers have participated in Cross-Cultural Solutions programs around the world, and each volunteer has had the opportunity… Read More »
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Daniela
Nogales, Az
The Zen Master believed everything happened for a reason whether good or bad. The Opportunity, which has made an enormous… Read More »
