Icebreaker!

Week one: Online Icebreaker 


Hey! My name is Marta and i'm currently enrolled in AP Psych. Just a little bit about me: I'm on the swim team, I have an unhealthy obsession with food, and when I grow up I'd like to become a nurse. In my free time I like to spend time with my friends and family, watch Grey's Anatomy or Friends, and most importantly, I sleep.

Here's a picture of my swim relay and I dressed up as M&M's at our Halloween meet. This picture makes me super proud because we got 1st place in one of our races! 



Now here's the fun stuff y'all came for ;) 

1. At one point in my life I didn't speak English. 
2. I can hold my breath for over 2 minutes. 
3. I've never dyed my hair before.
4. I can play the ukulele.
5. I'm taller than my father. 

Comments

  1. Megan AFebruary 22, 2019 at 12:02 PM

    I think your lie is #4.... I feel like you told me you didn't know how to play any instruments lol

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