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Autobiography Of Jenissel Vidal Essay
My Autobiography
My name is Jenissel Vidal and I was born in the year 1994 on May 12 in Miami FL, in Hialeah in the palmetto hospital, actually me and my 2 cousins and little sister were all born in the same hospital but all different years. I’m going to write about events in my life I liked and probertly disliked too, this is my autobiography and everything I went through. I already mentioned were I was born. My mother is named Glendys Riquelme and my father is named Jose Vidal. Both my parents were born in Cuba an Island in the Caribbean. They came here in there teen years and met each other and obviously created me,. My mother and grandmother planned the biggest birthday party for me when I turned one. It was a princess Cinderella theme and this is where I have to say I had the best
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At age of 10 I joined a dance academy named Gigi’s Academy and learned to dance Salsa, Jazz, and Rueda which is mostly danced by Latin’s. I performed a lot and made friends and really enjoyed dancing there. Everyone there was like a little family, we would have the annually year show in which we showed all the routines we practiced and it was like the most important event ever. I miss it a lot, I turned 13 and got out because I moved to homestead and my mother couldn’t drive there every day because it was too far. I had to start a new school named Somerset Academy Silver Palms. I was furious and so upset because I had to leave all my old friends behind and couldn’t believe I had to start over and wear there obnoxious uniform. Ironically It was the best two years ever that I have attend in school and that’s where I met all my friends which up till now are my closest friends. The school was a small school, about 1,000 kids in total and that’s all grades from kindergarten to your senior year. It was an extremely strict school, I got a detention for not having my tie buckled but it was on. I thought it was ridicules but that was school rules. I was there for my 7th

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