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Personal Narrative: My Dana Hall Advisor

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I feel grateful for the guidance and friendship that my advisors at Park have given me.
While there are many things I hope my next advisor learns about me, and there are two important things I would like my Dana Hall advisor to know about me. Over the years, I have grown passionates for many different hobbies. I have always had a passion for arts and craft and I started doing more in second grade After a long day at school, I began to attend crocheting lessons as something fun and relaxing. At first, I didn 't think I would enjoy it, but after I completed my first project, a headband, I felt very proud of myself that I made a headband designed by me that I could wear. From there, I went on to crochet a hat, mittens, and even a sweater. I eventually

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