Post 1: Ice Breaker



From the ages 3-16 I professionally trained in ballet at Cookie Joe's Dancin' School. One of my proudest moments was the first time I ever received a main part in a show as Peter Pan. My teachers told me they all unanimously agreed that I was perfect for the role, and they choose my best friend to play Wendy!


4 truths and a lie.

1.  I broke my arm when I was 6.

2. Vietnamese is my first language.

3. I've been to All Stars for swim.

4. I've never been out of the country.

5. I've gotten a 36 on a test before.

Comments

  1. Lauren NguyenFebruary 20, 2023 at 6:11 PM

    Awwww I think your picture is so cute from when you were younger. If I had to choose which onee would be the lie, I think the third one would be it because I have never heard you talk about doing any type of swimming before competitively.

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  2. Hasanain MemonFebruary 20, 2023 at 9:22 PM

    You look like a great Peter Pan and I hope your play went well. I think the lie is that you've never been out of country. I believe you've mentioned your arm breaking when you were younger. I also know that your first language is Vietnamese. I do recall having a few conversations about your swimming talents. I think the 36 on a test is true because some tests just suck and I've had some pretty awful scores as well.

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