Week 1- Icebreaker

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I like traveling to different places during the break. This was during last summer in California at the Huntington Botanical Gardens. I was able to explore multiple gardens such as the Japanese and Chinese garden. There are a total of 16 gardens and I was able to learn about their own unique features. I also love exploring nature by hiking in national parks. 

 Here are my 4 truths and 1 lie!!
1. I have been in orchestra since 6th grade.
2. I have two parakeets.
3. My favorite sport is Tennis.
4. I have traveled to two other countries.
5. I saw KevJumba here at Dulles before.

Comments

  1. Mary NguyenJanuary 22, 2019 at 4:17 PM

    You are so lucky to get to travel during the breaks. I wish I could travel during those times too because I love to travel and explore different places and cultures. I think your lie is that your favorite sport is tennis.

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