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Hello!

My name is Brianna Price, I am currently a new student attending Centennial Jr high and I am enjoying my experience so far! My family consists of a dog and two siblings, one in middle school and the other in college. I love spending time with my family and friends and I am excited for future adventures!

I grew a deep love for music ever since I started playing the piano, which eventually led to me starting the violin. I have a passion for art and to this day it is my favorite subject in school. I love diving into different books and writing my own stories on the computer. I am also fond of traveling and hope to be able to explore different countries and cities in the near future. My favorite sport is Tennis because I have many fond memories of my brother and I playing it in the summer.

My hobbies mostly include reading, learning new recipies in the kitchen and playing around with different art mediums.

Some of my favorite trips took place in Oregon and Korea. In Oregon we got to see several waterfalls and hiked through different areas. In Korea we explored traditional buildings, went to a flower festival, and tried different restaraunts. Both trips were a very enjoyable experience and I hope to someday go back.

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