ALL ABOUT ME!

I was born in the United States of America, but when I was two years of age my family and I moved to Argentina in 2009. Of course, my parents grew up there and after we moved there, we stayed for approximately 6 years. The reason we had to move out is because since 2016 Argentina has been having an economic crisis. After we got back to the US, I had to start school in 4th grade with no knowledge of English whatsoever. I had a very rough time in elementary as my grades were awful and it was hard to make friends due to the language barrier. However, in Middle school I finally managed to get straight A's and B's, make plenty of friends, have good test scores, and overall have a good school experience. Almost all of the friends I made in middle school (Sunrise Middle), came to Fort Lauderdale high school, which has made my overall experience here good. Almost every class that I go to I have a friend I can talk to, a companion I can share experiences with, and most important a friend that can give me a hand when I need. I personally feel that my high school experience has been very positive to not only myself, but for my friends and all of my classmates. continuing, I am actually a very athletic person and I have participated in a wide variety of sports. I started playing tennis at the age of 6 in Argentina. Since that time, my dad has taught me how to play, how to perfect my form, and become a great tennis player. Of course, now a-days I don't have that much time to play, but I still try to play once in a while. Last year I also got really into volleyball. I would play two or three times a week with a private team called the Florida Suns. To this day I'm still practicing with them, and I hope I will get accepted in the high school team this year. Not many people know this, but my favorite artist is Doja Cat. She used to be my celebrity crush but after she went bald, I had a definite change of heart. Also, some of my favorite hobbies include painting, playing sports, and fishing. In fact, not so long ago I actually caught a beautiful mahi-mahi a few miles off the intercoastal. But that's about some of the most interesting information about me.

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