Alesha

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I am Alesha Victoria P. Dagdag, the eldest daughter of Mr. Lei yo Dagdag and Mrs. Nancy Parel. I have a younger brother. I am 15yrs old, born on february 4, 2009. Living in Brgy. 1, Vigan City. A grade-10 student, studying in Ilocos Sur National High School (ISNHS).  If you will get to know me more, you will see that I am friendly, moody, crybaby, and a shy person when I'm with people I just met. I'm also a understanding person who always care about peoples feelings and never invalidate their feelings. My hobby also is playing online games, doing craft, reading, and collecting books.  My Future Plan is I want to graduate Junior High School so that I can get the strand STEM in Senior High School to get the course Dentistry or Psychology in college. I wish also to be succeed in life for that one must have a definite goal. I want to achieve my goals so that my parents would be proud and to exchange all of the sacrifices they've done to me.