I took a picture of a Welcome sign that was in front a friend’s host family’s door. These door signs are seen in the US as well. But like our reading this week, people may have a welcome sign up but are outsiders really welcome? Visitors that are invited by the host family are always welcome whether the invitation is sincere or not, but what about the ones that just show up at the doorsteps? Are they welcome inside the house? Will they be treated well because they are visitors or will they be ignored? Most of the time if the visitor isn’t invited before hand, the host family will most likely be annoyed but will treat their visitor with proper etiquettes by offering drinks.
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