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On January 28, 2005, my twin brother and I were born in Hollywood, Florida. My mom had a C-section which is why we were born only a minute apart.

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In October 2007, my mom moved my brothers and I to Colombia. We lived there with our family up until early 2011.

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From ages two to six, my mom, brothers, and I lived in Colombia while my dad settled in Canada. Once he was settled, and we were able to immigrate, we left Colombia on March 27, 2011, and have been living in Toronto ever since.

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Shortly after moving to Canada, I went into kindergarten at Owen Public School. I knew zero English and school was the first time I was properly exposed to it.

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In May 2014 I had my First Communion along with my brother. It was my first time experiencing a personal religious celebration.

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6. Making it to city finals for shot put in track and field

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6. Making it to city finals for shot put in track and field

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In 2015 when I was in grade 4, I started doing shot put in track and field. I also did this for grades 5, 6, and 8, and made it to city finals every year, winning a total of 6 ribbons and 4 medals.

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In August of 2016, my mom, brothers and I traveled to Colombia for the first time since we left in 2011. We reunited with our family and went sightseeing with them.

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In September 2017, I started junior high school at St. Andrew's. It was my first time going to a new school after several years, and I met a lot of new people, some of which I am still close to today.

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In July 2018, my dad took my brothers and I on a road trip to Florida, where we visited New York City, Atlanta, Sarasota, Disney World in Orlando, and Miami. We stayed in Miami for a few weeks and I met some old family friends.

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In March 2020, Ontario went into lockdown due to the pandemic. It is a situation we are still dealing with today.