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Personal Narrative: Who I Am Devon Raymond
Who am I? I am Devon Raymond, I am 14 years old, I am a freshman, and I currently attend Mt. Morris public schools. I am of medium height and weight. I like to play the piano and I love to draw. That is who I am. My skills include learning quickly, having a high reading level, and good self control. My talents include art, animation, and playing piano. I have drawn for three years, practiced in animation for one year, and recently started playing piano over the summer of 2015. I have always been a quick learner, and have had a reading level above the average for people my age since kindergarten, which put me into advanced classes from first to fifth grade. As an individual I could contribute to my school by signing up for more volunteer opportunities,
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