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In 2007 I was born in the USA and lived two great years here. However my parents grew up in Argentina, and when I was two they decided to move back. We lived there for around 6 years which was most of my childhood. Although after these 6 years we had to leave because Argentina has been through severe economic crisis. It was a hard decision for my parents leaving their country, leaving their friends but they had to do what best for the family. When we returned to the United States, I had to start fourth grade with no knowledge of English. This was a painful experience and having to tart from scratch made thing very difficult. However my Middle School came, and I eventually managed to obtain good grades, meet a lot of friends, and have a nice overall school experience. Almost all of my buddies from middle school transferred to Fort Lauderdale High School, which has improved my entire experience here. Almost every class I attend has a friend I can chat to, and a friend who can provide a helping hand when I need it. Personally, I believe that my high school experience was extremely lifechanging as it was the start to a new story. However all this time helped me nourish my personality and Continuing, I am a very athletic guy who has engaged in a wide range of sports. In Argentina, I began playing tennis at the age of six. My father has taught me how to play, how to polish my form, and how to become a great tennis player since that time. Good news is I wanted to play for this years tennis team but unfortunately that shut down as I got a fracture in my spine . Last year though I became quite interested in volleyball but lost the habits. I used to play with a private team named the Florida Suns but unfortunately the team was broken. In the other hand, Eminem is my favorite artist, which not many people know. His rap is very meaningful and enjoyable. Athletics, and fishing are also among my favorite pastimes. however lately I haven't been able to fish and maintain that habit. But that's only some of the most intriguing facts about myself. Thank you for reading













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