Access program has helped me to improve my English and my perspective in life, because it does not only provide me knowledge, additionally it has provided me with important lessons and values that will help me to develop better the major I want to study and the goals I have.

Don’t lost yourself trying to be equal to others just be you and be what you want to be, not what others want to see.

«I belive in myself; my back hurts in order to let my wings sprout» – BTS, wings

My mom is Moraima Rivera. She was born in Caracas in April 4th,1983. When she was a child, she lived in El paramo, but when she was 8 years old she moved to El Chama. My mom is a teacher of Physical Education. She got merried in 2001 when she was only 18 years old. Then One year later i was born and three years after that my sister was born. She is really good cook.

I admire her because she’s amaizing, she’s figther, she always supports me and she never gives up.

It’s an amazing game that you can play with your friends for fun!

This game was created by an American inventor, named Walter Frederick Morrison, in 1948.

It is interesting and very funny!

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