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Me
- 1. Hello! This is me
- 3. 1st of April Buenos Aires
- 6. Tucker Road Primary School
- 8. IN SCHOOL I STUDIED: - ENGLISH - SPANISH - FRENCH - MATHEMATICAL METHODS - CHEMISTRY - GLOBAL POLITICS
- 9. MELBOURNE
- 10. ENJOY - Volleyball - Reading - Travelling - Cooking - Going to the beach - Eating brunch WHAT I ENJOY/ DISLIKE DISLIKE - Doing the dishes - Cold showers - Watching cricket - Eating eggplant