The pictures for my collage consist of 3 very different pictures of my life.  

The first pictures are a picture of myself, my family and I went to Arizona last July. It was an amazing trip, I went with my sister Megan, my brother in law Jesse, my niece Aubrey, my nephew Cameron, my mom Brenda, and my stepdad Matt.  We took a van to the Grand Canyon; it was an all-day affair. I never realized how big the Canyon was, I thought I knew but I was wrong. When I first got to the Canyon, I could not look over the edge, and I did not look over the edge, it was so scary. Our tour guide we had on our trip was very energetic and took a picture of my next to the fence at the Grand Canyon.

 The next picture is a family picture of my family from the Grand Canyon, I took the picture of my family, it was hot and sticky. We had a wonderful time and I would love to go again. I never realized that you could go to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, either walking, or taking an animal to the bottom.

 The last picture is from when my mom and I went to visit my sister in Wisconsin in August of last year. Megan took me about this my game called footgolf, where you play on a golf course and use a soccer ball to play, you use a golf score and play with a score card. It is so much fun, we all went and of course it was hot and sticky, and we were all sweating. It is a lot harder than it looks, but I would do it again. Next time I visit my sister I plan on playing footgolf and winning, my nephew Cameron ended up winning when I went.

I AM A 38 YEAR WOMEN WHO WORKS AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY FULL TIME AND GOES TO SCHOOL AT NIGHT OR ONLINE CLASSES,

I LOVE SUMMER,PATIOS, NEW FOOD PLACES, BEERS, POOLS, HOT WEATHER, GETTING ICE CREAM, ROAD TRIPS. CONCERTS, FESTIVALS, FIREWORKS, STAR GAZING, BASEBALL GAMES,AND JUST ENJOYING THE NICE WEATHER

I HAVE PICTURES AND VIDEOS OF MYSELF AND MANY FUN TRIPS I HAVE WENT ON WITH MY FAMILY, WE HAVE DONE A LOT

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