Su Casa

     Su Casa, the words, bring to my mind something I teach about in my Spanish 1 classes each year.  Literally, in English, it could mean .... his house/ her house/ your house( to Sir or Mme), their house or something like your'all's house.  Unless there are two or more houses, then it's Sus Casas. " Mi casa es su casa" is the welcoming refrain like my house is your house, or make yourself at home.  The loving heart and  practical service that is offered at the Su Casa center clearly contributes to the community. I think back to the brief interactions with the small group of first graders enjoying a Dr. Seuss book shared by a gifted story  I could see that it is a program with quality professionals, both paid and volunteer.