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This document provides personal information about Jordyn Blain who is 15 years old and lives in Olympia. It notes that she has a family of 5 people and 2 animals. Her favorite colors are green. Her interests include Jamba Juice, Dr Pepper cherry, palm trees, movies, and her iPod touch. All pictures were uploaded on 1/7/11 and sourced from Flickr except for the iPod touch image.
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My Presentation
- 1. Jordyn Blain
- 2. 15
- 3. Olympia
- 4. 5 people in my Family…
- 5. I have 2 animals
- 6. Green
- 10. (Palm trees)
- 11. (Movies)
- 12. (Ipod)
- 13. All pictures uploaded 1/7/11 All pictures from Flickr Snoopy by Iphone Wallpapers Jamba juice by lil ½ pint Dr pepper cherry by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent) Palm trees by luckyfish Movie theatre by Faisal_M Ipod touch by digitpedia