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60sc it's not enough to describe Alejandra, this is just a little essay about her. I will try to describe general things in this essay. Alejandra is my little sister. She is very beautiful, intelligent, mature, and so on. Alejandra likes to sleep (and a lot), she likes to help people, and she likes the amazing Spiderman. Things she dislikes is pride, hypocrisy, Pringles, enjoy, homework and so on. Alejandra was born in 27 of September of 2000, she has been very special for me, she makes me grow; she is always there when I need it. I'm like her conscious.
I know Alejandra since 6th grade, 4 amazing years from knowing her and it's all an adventure. She always tries to find a solution for her problems, one of her defects it's
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