Introduction


I am Sharon Fernandes. My hometown is Marlborough, Massachusetts so I am not used to the constant humid weather and daily rain. I'm somewhat athletic I played three sports in high school lacrosse, volleyball and field hockey. I am bilingual-Portuguese and English, and I have been to Rio de Janeiro. To be honest I didn't really know what to expect from this class, I had no idea it'd be focused on blogging but it seems interesting because I have never blogged before so lets see how this goes.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 12, 2018 at 1:12 PM

    Sharon, I'm also from Massachusetts. It is cool to have someone from the class that lives in the same state as me. I live in Salem, Massachusetts which is about 30 minutes away from marlborough. I also am not used to this weather at all but I love it. I'm glad I got to escape the New England weather finally.

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